that first black smoke filled the cabin sparks went flying everywhere people of course started terry king climbing literally over the heads of one another in order to get out of the passenger's cabin we were able to escape through only one exit so everyone was crawling on doing their stairs but some fell down and limped away. having to write down our belongings that burned in the plane to claim compensation authorities were of course very quick to evacuate the people after the vacation of the passengers was complete one of the fuel tanks has exploded in the plane has burned down and now as i said more than hundred people on board at least three have been confirmed dead right now more than thirty have been hospitalized majority of them are suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning but of course there are also burns and all various sorts of other injuries at least four people are in very serious condition including a small child who is in on life support right now for we understand a criminal investigation has been launched into the case there have been several versions of events of what cou

taxpayer money for parroting handout bumper bonuses ignoring us terry cuts and public pressure to limit the payouts. as martin luther king's birthday is remembered worldwide some modern day political figures in the u.s. are accused of using the civil rights icon to excuse america's wars abroad. as we have allies here in our next is a white a sports update with richard on forfeit and the first in his grand slam and richard has more on this. hello welcome good to have you with us at once. so you prefer to wall number two vehicles one of your problems and making the second round of the australian open. number one rafael nadal also through to the next round with a minimum of his opponents. colby in focus bryant showing. the home of the n.b.a. . and start with tennis and the australian open middle youzhny proceeded to the second round following a straight sets victory. from turkey will usually break his opponent three times in the opening two cents and spend time breaking the third science phase. of slovenia in the second round of the two thousand and nine us open champion juan martin del potro defeated the sailor also in three

taxpayer money prepared to hand out bumper bonuses ignoring us terry cuts and public pressure to limit the payouts. as martin luther king's birthday is remembered worldwide some modern day political figures in the u.s. are accused of using the civil rights icon to excuse america's wars abroad. president if he had it was due in the palestinian territories on the middle east visit aimed at reviving the stalled peace talks with israel but he won't be meeting any israeli officials because of a strike that country's foreign ministry. in about half an hour's time ever right now though well. we have an interview show spotlight with al gore now for you. how again and welcome to spotlight the interview show on our c. time and today my guest is. must. every year new viruses appear which can terminate thousands even militated flu can become a legal weapon but a lot of people make it even worse by smoking cigarettes contain acid poison and even radio active elements no wonder cigarettes are called the cough and nails but how can we resist infections if we can't resist bad habits my guess is a surgeon who knows all about alarms and lo

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terry, kristen. >> thanks very much. 5:54 right now. >> the violent political uprising in egypt. >> here's jane king with this morning's "moneyscope" reportg. investors this morning watching the situation in egypt very closely and companies including shell are scrambling to relocate workers. saudi arabia and other middle eastern and north african countries near egypt pump a third of world oil output. the risk of anti-government violence spreading from egypt to the rest of the middle east and disrupting oil supply is low. loss is what we had on wall street friday. the s & p falling most of august. the intensifying in egypt and disappointing results from ford and amazon pressuring stocks. today quarterly results from oil giant exxon mobile. and watch for big bargains at wal-mart. the retailer struggles to cut an inventory glut after a lousy december. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> the government is warning half of the u.s. population to drastically cut their daily intake of salt. that's aimed at people 51 years and older, african americans, anyone suffering from hypertension, diabetes or

. >> bloomberg reporter jane king joins us live at the new york stock exchange with the "moneyscope" report. good morning, jane. >> hello, terryen. not to mention the money people are going to lose. that would be stressful. regaining a lot this morning. we have stabilized situation here at least on wall street. reports showing stronger than expected consumer spending in december. so continued evidence here that we were doing some shopping last month. stocks higher right now. oil futures are down this morning about 43 cents a barrel. exxon mobile among the stocks higher out of the gate this morning. the oil giant posting its fourth straight quarterly profit thanks to the global demand for oil and rising crude prices. the dow, s & p and nasdaq all actually trading higher. the nasdaq a bit lower but you can see the gains are pretty muted. the silicon valley index is actually trading up just slightly. the san francisco-based mccease son. more than 32,000 people. shares are down a bit. quarterly results after the closing bell today. it is the nation's largest drug distributor. thinking about staying in a hotel, you might want to bo

terry, kristen? >> frances, thanks very much. 5:53 right now. >> a bank may be ready to slap new fee on credit cards. >> jane king with the morning's "moneyscopeorning. annual fees for debit cards may be on the way. banks are considering charging annual fees of up to $30 and possibly unlimited debit card transactions a month as they find a way to make up for financial profits reform. verizon's planning on doing away with its new emory 2 programs that gives customers free phones every two years. all this and excitement 4-g unveiling at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. unveiling applications to get us to watch internet programming on tv and general motors saying it will sell its on star navigation service in non-g.m. cars. adding features like technology to translate voice and tech messages. a break for taxpayers. the irs leaves you to april 18th this year. that's because april 15th is the emancipation holiday. that's observed in d.c. the comeback of chrysler reporting sales gains bigger than forecast and despite the strong numbers we had a mixed close for stocks yesterday. bad news for smokers but good news for people who can't stand

terry: the promise to work with the buildings property owner and the building inspection department to ensure a quick recovery saying he understands the importance of affordable housing units. >>> this is martin luther king's birthday, which is officially observed on monday. today was family day at the museum in san francisco. visitors got three free admission. there was plenty of fun and educational activities including a chance to make silk screen images of dr. king and others. >>> overseas tonight, a nation in chaos the african nation where there's been two changes in power in just the past 24 hours. and why wikileaks supporters staged a protest outside the san francisco offices of "the new york times." >> leigh: hi there i'm leigh glaser boy some neighborhoods feeling like spring today. others socked in and only in the 40s. we run down the highs for today and take a l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l

terry, thank you very much. it's 5:35. some san francisco parents are demanding to know how their children ended up eating rat poison. it happened at martin luther king jr. academy yesterday. family members say the students found unmarked pellets contains the poison on top of a classroom cabinet. the youngsters apparently thought it was candy. paramedics rushed seven students to the hospital for observation. >> they say it's not toxic to people. >> then why are they in the hospital, you know? so, i mean, if it's not poison, let's bring it out here and let's have some, you know. >> there are no reports of the kids showing any ill effects. after the incident, school staffers scoured the campus, found more poison pellets and immediately removed them. >> u.s. berkeley is set to lay off 150 employees because of state budget cuts. most of the work he recalls will be let go by june. some have already been notified. another 130 jobs will be eliminated through retirement and voluntary departures. officials say no faculty positions will be cut. about a quarter of the jobs targeted have salaries of $100,000 or more. the cuts are expected to save the university

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king's birth, use the program library. there are hundreds of programs. find a program, watch it, clip it, and share it. >> iowa governor's terry branstad was sworn in for a 5th term at hy-vee hall in des moines. he vowed to cut states spending and reform the education system. from iowa public programming this is 20 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [applause] >> thank you to the heartland youth choir, directed by mr. jim. >> as the oath of officer is done by mark cady, it's imprinted with terry branstad. it's the same bible used in the four previous inaugurals for governor terry branstad. >> i would guest that is not a position that justice cady thought he was. >> that's right. he's new. >> i would like to invite again to the podium chief justice mark cady to administer the oath of office to governor-elect branstad. >> he -- >> there you go. raise your right hand please. i, terry e. branstad, do solemnly swear that i will support the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of iowa, and that i will faithfully and impartially to the best of my ability discharge all of the duties of the office of governor in the state