this video w smitted by a student through the teens dive smart program.fety, visit teensdrivesmart.com. >> getting more kids interested in math and science has become a national goal. that's why a museum in arizona is sponsoring a rather unusual competition. as nicole reports, it's an idea that's really taken off. >> how's everyone doing? you ready to start this? >> these kids are about to see how far their paper airplanes will go. >> ready...set...fly! >> the great paper airplane fly-off is an annual event, here at the pima air & space museum in arizona. kids from 6 to 14 are welcome to compete. we started it so that we could inspire children to be interested in science and engineering. folding the paper airplane, testing it, and adjusting it is the scientific design process that they would do if they were engineers in the real world. >> and it went past like the fourth line, so i'm really excited! >> talk about exciting -- the 2012 champ won a place in paper-plane history. arturo valdenegro got to help with the launch of a giant paper plane, with his na

week will have to secure bengalis airport and surrounding area the counterterrorism chief in the uk smit reports in the schools as last british muslims to help stop young people going to fight in the syrian civil war. richard wilson says that a shocking number of teenagers being radicalized in his native that some of the young persons who go to syria unlikely to come back and attempt to carry out attacks on home soil. the consents increase in mirror that is found across europe in from st syrian minister recently said that more than a hundred french citizens had made their way to syria to eat rebels by saying the government of president bush are our assets in belgium last april police raided at least fifty times in this age for extremists to recruit young people to travel to syria to join the rebels. the danish security services say meanwhile that around eighty people had traveled from denmark to syria since the middle of twenty twelve according to new research by the international center for the study of radicalization in the ten thousand points is for more than seventy nations to join t

. >> hans smit is looking at more than a hundred thousand dollars in damage to his elevator.ot away with nothing. he did complain of pain after being stuck in the spot for too long. >> we don't yet know his name, but police tell us that the burglar is 50 years old. he's now at the santa clara county jail. he's facing two counts of commercial burglary, one count of criminal mischief. live in west san jose, betty yu kpix 5. >>> in oakland tonight, there has been a shooting involving a chp k-9 unit. about two hours ago, an officer was chasing a suspect on foot. it ended on wentworth avenue near 54th with shots fired. the officer was not hurt, but the dog was. it was loaded into an ambulance. still unclear exactly what happened. we don't know yet the condition of the k-9. >>> also, a tense standoff in san jose today. it ended up with the police and the help of a police dog. police say a manholed himself up in an apartment building after attacking two officers. four hours later, the suspect tried to escape, but a dog with the k-9 unit bit him before he could take off. >>> also, to

mason remine me of young emmett smit smith. 37 yard. tigers up 31-27. they score too soon though.seconds left. and florida state with benjamin catching the touch down pass from fisher and company the knowles capture the bcs title 34-31. >> we are champion. say that we are champion together. and through everything we went through. through all the hat haters. through every single thing. we came out victorious. >> it was fantastic game. open to the nfl. rarely see harbaugh in a giddy mood just not him but the 49ers are still enjoying the after glow of the wild card win in frozen green bay yesterday. you could see the raw emotion after the game in the locker room. women. >> we have a are the of guy who generate a the will have of confidence. i love it. >> toughness. players are jump around. half excited half to thaw out. kaepernick beat the packers with the leg. he can fly. i don't care how cold it is. pick up crucial first down on the final drive setting up dawson game winning field goal. win that mavs the niners to divisional play off game sunday in carolina. here's harbaugh on the

coworkers on pages 57,368 through 370, what epa tells the states we don't want you to spi smit good neighbor s.i.p.'s that simply take a guess at what you think the good neighbor obligations are. >> that means the statute has a require you to do that i assume. is that your point? >> not only that, they said in the naaqs s.i.p. calls that they're adopting an interpretation of the statute that prohibits us from doing that, but that the interpretation of the statute the epa adopted is the epa and only epa is the institution that is charged with responsibility of quantified estates good neighbor obligations. we wanted to have the prerogative to decide what the good neighbor obligations mean. epa said no. we are the sole entity with a prerogative, and you need to wait until we issue a rule that quantifies your obligations. epa has not change that approach without explaining or acknowledging in the transport rule that they were abandoning the earlier interpretation of the statute. >> that they were doing that with respect to the naaqs. i thought that was them saying they had to quantified the naaq

let's bring in howard smits, a former cyber security adviser to presidents obama and george w.have you. >> good to be back. >> trying to work through some reports on what he's going do. it doesn't sound like it's going to be an overhaul the way some privacy advocates hoped for. will it be enough? >> well, i don't know if it's going to be enough because we do have privacy advocates talking about this for a long time that are given a specific perspective on what they think would be the important way to do it. but there's no winners in this piece because you don't want to wind up putting us in a position where we're subject to a twist attack, but in the same case we've seen since 9/11 a slight erode, one piece at a time, of the privacy that we have today. >> a big piece of the controversy, of course, surrounds the meta data. we love saying that word. and the debate about whether or not we give full custody of these records to the phone companies. in your view, does that make the country safer? >> well, from everything we've seen, the answer is no. there's probably about 50 some od