tria is very much a federal responsibility, and tria should be reauthorized without delay. unfortunately your hearing before the subcommittee on foreign state and operations could not be rescheduled. i want to take the opportunity now to reiterate my strong support for imf reforms. the imf is an excellent tool to help stabilize struggling economies, and protect our own financial institutions from getting directly involve d in bailouts caused by foreign financial emergencies. we need to maintain our leadership within the imf, expand its lending capacity, and support the code of reforms in order to protect our own economic and security interests. i also want to commend your department's work, specifically under secretary cohen's office in disrupting terrorist financing networks and enforcement of sanctions against countries such as iran, and north korea. in particular, sustained implementation of these efforts must remain the backbone of our iran policy. especially while new korean negotiations continue. i hope to hear what additional economic actions and sanctions the admini

there are scientific steps taken that help us to kind of tria triangulize where the semp points could be. almost like looking for a needle in a haystack. when they standing at the time they saw things where videos and photos were taken has helped us in concentrating our search and excited the process. >> the search has been somewhat difficult because the balloon separated from the basket during the fire, and we've heard from several witnesses that two of the victims jumped out of the basket during that fire. i want to play for you some dispatch calls last night so you can hear what happened. >> possible mass casualty incident, reported multiple hot air balloons have crashed into power lines and the balloons are now on fire. >> do you have visual of the airborne hot air balloons, appears to be still smoking, still pretty high there. >> a report that the basket has come off. so we're trying to find that right now. >> advise all units, the airborne isn't the issue. locate the basket. >> a hoar risk and chaotic scene. we've heard from a number of eyewitnesses today who described how awful

there are dozens of respected local egyptian reporters and citizen journalists who are suffering in tria jail awaiting trial. the world will be watching closely. >> tomorrow is world press freedom day. mohamed fahmy, peter greste and baher mohamed are all scheduled to be in jail tomorrow, and world press freedom day will be the topic tomorrow, a deep are look. come coming up, our picture of the day. plus, meet the forger, he's made a good living creating fake art and you'll see he's proud of every single stroke. >> well more showers for part of florida and pensacola. flood warnings for the region. yes all due to that one storm that started last sun. we are going to be seeing those flood warnings stay in effect. are if you are traveling to southern florida we are expecting to see heavy rain from miami, heavy rain going through. by miami, a little cooler, dryer and temperatures of 83°. here across the central plains not a lot of clouds, stagnant air coming into place. take a look at expected temperatures as we go through saturday. here into the 90s and then it only starts to creep up as we

fame as hollywood of the south has seen skilled workers moving to the state from the industry's more tria traditional locations. for many it's a move they don't regret. >> the work will come and get you. you don't have to look for work. here you can be a big fish in a small pond. in los angeles i don't care who you are you you are a very small fish in a very big pond. >> reporter: the next blockbuster, chances are it was made here in the hollywood of the south. new orleans, louisiana. >> well, the big easy is winning bragging rights for major marquee draws, the winner "12 years a slave" was filmed in new orleans, and so was "best buyer's club." talk about the business of filming outside of hollywood is a man you will recognize. actor, comedian and radio host jay thomas has experience filming in and out of hollywood spotlight, he's very familiar with new orleans, and he's from there. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> i still have a home there, and i'm part of this economy that was built on tax credits because i have an 1872 duplex in the garden district where the reporter was stan

beginning in egypt and i was thinking, this could go. .this could be exciting i go to see jennifer triasand he looks at me and says, what are you doing here? to see general petraeus and he looks at me and says come a what are you doing here? the next day, we got a call from "frontline." they wanted us to go there. so we did. i got their day three of the street demonstrations and never left tahrir square. how many of you follow that? ok. that was an amazing thing to wa tch. it was more amazing to be there on the streets inside the tents, with all the mud in the garbage and the smells on the plastic sheeting and the rain in the demonstrations and the incredible sense of hope. what an expression that was. i have been a journalist for 30 years. that is the single most surprising and hopeful thing i had ever covered in my career. , and a lot of war -- covered a war, a lot of big stories, but that one was the most unpredictable. tom friedman feels that way. of the journalists who have got a lot of experience covering the middle east would say that moment was extraordinary in a way that no weat