that was walter white. he went into a shell.e didn't care about his looks, his weight, his clothes. he was invisible to himself and the world. this ironic diagnosis of his get outcer was of jail for free card. it exploded his emotion. >> it gave him purpose to live. it was just for a short time. i loved it. it was for me. i was good at it. that was the brilliance of vince's writing to have him confess to that hubris, that ego. full maturation of that character. that he came to completely understand who he was and the evil that he did. >> your father was one of those men, just physically. >> i always thought that walter white was much older than he was chronologically. sloped soo give him -- shoulders and his posture was bad. he was a little overweight. thented to give him weightiness of a man who was 25, 30 years older. my upbringing was a mess to be honest. it was a mess. it was like living two different lives. up until 10 years old, it was a model life. >> they were both there. >> my dad was always one of my coaches in sports.

i thank you all for coming out this morning. >> thank you, walter. now it's a privilege an honor to welcome those people that activate this space everyday and work so hard to make sure the community has access to this wonderful access to work with the community to lead. barbara thank you so much for what you do everyday. she works for hard and i was here at bayview connect the other night and all of those partnerships, it's really incredible for what you do here. >> with that i want to invite the board president. if you don't know, the bayview has an independent art project. i want to thank the president of the board to say a few words. [ applause ] >> thank you good morning. i want to thank the entire community for being supportive of the opera house. this has been a long time coming. we've work very hard for this and we are most appreciative of the mayor, supervisor cohn and especially arts commission and art's commission judy, thank you so much. she has been supporting our program and community for a long time. i have got to tell you she's a great

now barbara walters set the date for her departure.e is abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: the date set to say good-bye to barbara walters. >> i've decided that friday, may 16th, will be my final appearance on the view as a cohost. >> reporter: on the show she created 17 years ago, walters sharing the update to the retirement announcement she made nearly a year ago, saying she will step away from "the view" on may 16th. >> there's 30 shows left, if you're in all of them. have you thought privately what that means? how does that make you feel? >> sad. on the other hand, you're going to know when -- whoopi and i have fwaukd this. it feels right for me. i love this show, but i also know that it's time. an i don't want people to say, is she still here. >> reporter: in a sense, she will still be here. walters will continue working off camera and co-executive producer of "the view." topping off a ground breaking career that spanned half a century. including tough interviews with world leaders. including every president since nixon. walters,

tonight, bryan cranston, you knew him as walter white in the hit television series "breaking bad." he is now lyndon johnson in "all the way" on broadway. >> i think any actor thinks of broadway as the pinnacle of their career and i certainly have it on my bucket list to do a broadway show. that was going to be very exciting for me if it was possible. the zite geist of "breaking bad" created such a fervor that it got a lot of attention and i was caught up in that maelstrom of injury and thought, well, i have an opportunity now. >> this is the most important election of your lifetime and the choices couldn't be clearer -- peace or war, brotherhood or division, prosperity or poverty, a march into a bright future or retreat into a dark past! it is all or nothing! and every single one of you needs to go out there and fight for every single vote in every single part of this great country of ours! god bless you! >> charlie: bryan cranston for the hour, next. >> there's a saying around here: you stand behind what you say. around here, we don't make excuses, we make commitments. and when yo

walter kern, familiar with walter through the movies, first there was "thumb sucker," and then there was "up in the air" with george clooney. hollywood, obviously, knows a good project, a good book when it sees it and seizes upon those, and let's know the movies are superb books, funny, heart breaking, poignant, all of the walter's trademarks. the new book, the true story of the murder, a mystery, and a masquerade. deeann, the any chandler of the midwest. in 2011, her 2002 -- when did 29 palms come out? >> first came in 2001, first edition. >> there we go, the 2001 edition of 29 palms, an important american writer. >> [inaudible] >> right. nonetheless, it's great. latest book, the town sheriff and billest man hunt in mod earn california history was a winner of the 2013 # spur award honored by the los angeles press club. we have great writers, accomplished books, and at this., i'd like to turn to them and let them characterize their books to you. we can begin our discussion >> hello, welcome to the festival of books and our panel. i write about war, weapons, u.s. national security, an

i'm del walters in new york. fault lines is next, and a reminder you can always check us out by going to www.aljazeera.com where the news never stops. >> the united states is changing the way it operates in space. territory that was once largely monopolized by nasa has slowly been ceded to the private sector. >> like all good corporations, these companies are armed with slick promotional videos. and their excellent pr machines are generating hours of airtime, >> well i think we could probably send the first person

i'm del walters in new york. these are your headlines at that hour.ens of boats and helicopters are still searching for passengers off of the coast of south korea. the ship was en route to a resort island. south korean's government confirming that four people are dead at hundreds still missing. >>> tanks flying russian flags rolled through the streets of eastern ukraine today. >>> the old bones of a t-rex finding a new home. tom akerman takes us behind the scenes of a larger than life exhibit. >> reporter: five days after leaving by truck from montana the 16 crates containing the t-rex arrived at its new home. kathy, the ranchers who won fame by discovering the fossil in 1988 was as excited by the event as any tourist. >> we thought we were all kind of done with the hoorah. and now it is just as much fun this time around. >> reporter: visitors will be able to watch as the staff unpacks, and scans the bones and the dawn sore will be displayed up right. the smithsonian is billing this acquisition as one of the largest and most complete t-rex tos sells i

>> why welcome to nche al jazea america, i'm del walters. it is that time of year, tornadoes striking, states not yet over. underfire for alleged racist remarks. what may be the nba's next move. more violence, more sanctions concerning the crisis in ukraine. the u.s. and other world leaders announcing more sanctions against the friends and associates of vladimir putin. targets of the sanctions, 17 businesses said to be on the list it will state department, saying freezing technology. >> the goal here is not to go after mr. putin personally. the goal is to change his calculus with respect to how the current actions that he's engaging in in ukraine, could have an effect on the economy overall. >> peter sharp is there. >> third round of sanctions on russia following its annexation of crimea in february. seven government officials all russian officials and 17 different companies, all have close links with vladimir putin. the united states also said in the list that it was published a few hours ago, that it would deny export licenses to any high

i'm del walters in new york.ou can check us out 24 hours a day by going to aljazeera.com, where the news continues seven days a week 24 hours aday. >> president obama's returning home to the u.s. to find the lowest approval ratings of his years at the white house. in foreign affairs the president has defended his approach as one that protects american interests and american friends in a multi polar world. is there an obama doctrine? it's the inside story.

i'm del walters in new york. "techknow" is next. rachelle oldmixon takes a test to find out what's in her dna. kyle hill is an engineer. tonight he's got the innovation that will light up las vegas, a unique plant that stores light during the kay, to light up the

i'm del walters in new york.de story" is next. >> the peace talks between israelis and palestinians are on the verge of collapse. again. >> is there really a chance between the israelis and the palestinians. that's the "inside story." [♪ music ] >> hello, i'm ray suarez. now stop me if you heard this one before. american diplomats jet here and there talk extensively with palestinian representatives, talk extensively with israeli representatives, keep talks going when they threaten to

i'm del walters in new york.stream" is next. ♪ >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in "the stream." 9 million americans are taking prescription drugs that may have dangerous interaction. are you one of them? find out in the next 30 minutes. if you're like nearly 70% of americans, you're taking at least one prescription medication, and as you age, that number is likely to go up.

i'm del walters in new york.ry" is next. >> can you find the newly proclaimed people's republic of donesk on a map? neither can the ukrainian government, and they would like to keep it that way. russia versus ukraine in the east. it's the "inside story." hello, i'm ray suarez. it didn't end with crimea. as rush consolidates its power

i'm del walters in new york.stream" is next. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." america is full of silent warriors, you may be one of them, and people have no idea what they're going through. injured veterans, making themselves far more vulnerable to bankruptcy and mental illness.

i'm del walters in new york. "the stream" is next.emember, you can check us out 24 hours a day by going to aljazeera.com, where the news never stops. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you in the stream. information you may be entitled to is kept secret by the government. mean the man being called a superhero for accessing what they may not want you to see. ♪ . >> you know waj we're talking about the freedom of information act which is law that allows fo

i'm del walters in new york. "inside story" is next.s out 24 hours a day at aljazeera.com. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. one of the ways car companies know a product they're making isn't working very well is

>> welcome to aljazeera america, i'm del walters, and these are the stories we're falling for you. smoke raises over a ukrainian air base and in seoul, the president says that he stands shoulder to shoulder with south korea. and the nation's largest gun lobby opens it's national convention in indiana. we examine their growing influence. and a group of young men in illinois tackle an issue that could profoundly change college football. >> threats fly . as the situation in ukraine turns explosive on the ground. the ukrainian defense ministry says that one of their military helicopters was hit by a rocket propelled grenade today . in the country's east. and in a western town . off the black sea . another grenade attack . injuring seven people . at a government checkpoint. russia and ukraine . pointing fingers at each other. the west wants - and this is how it all began - to seize control of ukraine because of their own political ambitions, not in the interests of the ukrainian people. >> the world has not yet forgotten the second world war, but russia is already keen on starting a thi

i'm del walters. "inside story" is next. the ability to use race legally as a tool in college admissions has been on the run for years. the supreme court's latest decision restricts it even further. after texas, california, michigan. what are the dos and don'ts of the incoming freshman class? that's the inside story.

i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. >> okay. >> yeah, let's go. >> we have got to go right now. >> tornados strike again, and once gin the results in the south are deadly. should the police be able to search your cell phone without a war rent? the supreme court now taking up that issue. and in just a few hours the nba expected to hold a news conference about that l.a. clippers scandal. ♪ >>> another series of tornados tearing through the south, killing 12 people. this is video that shows the power of those storms hitting the area. this is a massive twister that touched down near tupelo, mississippi. erika pitzi reports. >> i just remember hearing my dad yell, please god just save my family. and he did. >> he did. >> reporter: the deep south took a big hit from the slow moving tomorrow system that has already assaulted several states. a powerful tornado claimed lives in lime stone, county, alabama where the twister ripped apart homes. 12,000 people lost power. outside of bi

i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. 20 students at a pittsburgh area high school are injured when a student there goes on a stabbing spree. unrest in ukraine, but there is progress on the dim mattic front. an internet security flaw could put your personal details at risk, details on the heart bleed bug. ♪ >>> we are following a developing story, 20 high school students injured after one of their classmates goes on a stabbing spree in pennsylvania. it happens in murrysville about 20 miles east of pittsburgh. the suspect is in custody. four of the students were flown to local hospitals, some of them with life-threatening wounds. we heard from the doctors, they say it was touch and go for a while. >> it was del. and there is a male student in police custody, and he is being questioned. they haven't released his name, age, or motive yet. we have also been hearing from the officials that students were arriving for classes or were in classes already when the stabbings began. and

. >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. kathleen sebelius says good-bye to the white house and the affordable care act. >>> federal investigators are trying to determine what caused the collision in california killing 10. >>> an inane -- an ancient scrap of paper causes quite a stir. >>> kathleen sebelius is now the former health and human services secretary. she resigned last night. and today the participate nominated sylvia matthews burwell to replace her. libby casey is in washington right now, and libby did the secretaries resignation come as a surprise or it is more that shelasted as long as she did that surprised a lot? >> well, there was not a lot of heads up, so it was a surprise. but in retrospect it does make sense because she was there for the entire arc of the affordable care act, but she waited to resign until the open enrollment period ended. she told the president in march that once the law was sort of on its way that she would be stepping down from the post. th

i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. investigators trying to learn more about the soldier who allegedly went on a shooting rampage at fort hood. >> you can't let the taliban dictate. >> continued fears about rising violence involving the election process in afghanistan. and secretary of state john kerry calling for a revival in the middle east peace process. >>> new information is trickling out about the soldier behind the fort hood shooting. the army has idded him as ivan lopez, also releasing his service record. have investigatored learned anything else about the gunman that could have been considered a red flag? >> no red flags, no one saw this coming. the army did indeed release a service record. 34-year-old ivan lopez did say he was deployed in iraq. he was in medication and in the process of being diagnosed for ptsd. and he was upset about only being granted a 24 hour leave to at tend his mother's funeral. but his actions come as a total shot to his neighbors. >> we have very strong evidence that indicated a medica

i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. gm's new ceo is set to go before congress in just a few hours. and privacy concerns surrounding a new piece of technology used by police. ♪ >>> in just few hours, general motors ceo, marry barra will be in the hot seat. she has been called to testify about more questions concerning the faulty ignition switch recall. libby what can she expect today? >> tough questions from members of questions who have questions for mary barra and also the federal government about why it gm a decade to act on this problem. there are also families here talking to reporters, listening to what is going to unfold. they held a press conference this morning, and among those who spoke with lauren christian who's daughter was the first known fatality. the first known victim of one of these crashes involving the chevy cobalt. >> we're the people left behind when a loved one got into what was supposed to be a safe car. a car that gm new for years was dangerous and defective. our daughters, sons, sisters, brother

i'm del walters, and "inside story" is next.ou can check us out 24 hours day day by going to aljazeera.com. >> new york's police had a special detail that kept an eye on the city's muslim communities trying to foil the next terrorist attacks faced with complaints and controversy the city has dropped the policy. it's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. in 1993 and then again in 2001 muslim immigra

i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you.elatives of the missing waiting for word following the accident in south korea. >>> who is responsible for a rash of highway shootings in the midwest. >>> and the death toll of the washington state mudslide goes up. >> in south korea rescue efforts continuing off the coast where the ferry capsized. the ship toppled with lots of students on board on its way to a resort island. helicopters rushing to the scene plucking people from the water. passengers saying they heard a loud bang and then the ships started to sink. confirming four people dead and hundreds still missing. al jazeera's harry fawcett has the latest. >> reporter: terror for the passengers as the ferry lunchedd further on its side. survivors were plucked from the rolling ship and from the water. as they come ashort the government response sister said 368 people were saved and 107 missing. >> reporter: i held a hand rail to try to get to the helicopter. water came up to my neck. >> then for the parents who waved their childre

i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. >> it's probably the best information that we've had. >> investigators now saying new signals are detected possibly from those black boxes of a missing plane. >>> 100 days behind bars. egypt continues to hold all three al jazeera journalists. tensions rising in ukraine as government protesters take over a building in the eastern part of the country. >> we begin with new developments in the search for the missing malaysian flight 370. signals are detected that are similar to those given off by planes black boxes. >> reporter: this could be the breaks that investigators are hoping for. we've had a lot of false hopes since this aircraft disappeared a month ago. but we're learning that the australian ship, the ocean shield has picked up two different pinging sounds, that's very promising. here was the announcement in australia. >> significantly this would be consistent with transmissions from both the flight data recorder and the cockpit voic

i'm del walters, and these are your headlines at this hour.russia starting new military exercises along ukraine's border. it comes after the deaths of five people in a shoot-out between activists with russia and eastern ukraine. a security guard killed in a hospital in kabul, and one wounded. no motive given for that attack. and the president wrapping up his second day of his trip to asia and tokyoed today. the president is hosting a state dinner, hosted by the emperor of japan. you've heard it said a lot, this community used to be black or asian or hispanic, and then they moved in. it's called gentrification. >> oakland: the dilapidated, crime-ridden, lower-income neighbor to san francisco. who would possibly move here. but then. when the financial crisis hit a few years ago -- opportunity knocked. and brought jonathan owyang to oakland's doorstep. >> we actually look to purchase houses that are typically foreclosed or bank-owned or short-sale type thing. so, distressed properties typically in awful condition. and we fix them. so we fix them

. >>> coming up, who could refuse walter white? >> if you don't go to the prom, maybe your best course of action would be to tread lightly. >> how a bay area's life has changed since his breaking bad prom selection. >>> monitoring our breaking story. another look now as firefighters hit that fire hard in san francisco. we will update it. ,, ,, safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. for easter, get a safeway spiral sliced ham, for just $1.99 a pound. cadbury mini eggs are only $2.69. talk about a sweet deal. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love at safeway. ingredients for life. fire investigators say the mission bay fire was accide. the preliminary report says >>> new details about last month's inferno at a construction site. firefighters say the mission bay fire was an accident. the preliminary report says flames started on the top floor. a hot or smoldering object ignited wood o

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allegedly a real-life walter white. >> the chemicals that were located in clandestine labs are very difficult and dangerous and, of course, explosive and fire hazards and we acted as quickly as we could. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies arrested 51-year-old madhu dutta after they say he put together a unique meth lab., police say dutta built a cyanide chloride lab, a heisenberg-like method that results in what's considered a superior product. >> methamphetamine was located in the bedroom along with some manuals, as well as equipment for this actual method, which is significantly rare. >> reporter: but it wasn't all flasks, masks and chemicals, police say deputies uncovered guns. they confiscated 11 shotguns and 3 handguns. one of the handguns locked and loaded. >> you don't think that that's going to happen on the shores of lake erie in a million dollar home.

abc reports barbara walters is not leaving "the view" entirely.ive producer of the talk show she invented. according to the network, she'll be a lifelong member of the abc news team making contributions as the news carpets. barbara walters, an icon. >>> on this day in 1964, ibm revolutionized the tech world with the system 360 mainframe forever changing the way we use computers. under the new mainframe, customers would not have to throw out all their equipment whenever a newer, faster processer came along. folks could buy small and easily upgradable equipment to a bigger system. today industries still use mainframes for everything from credit card transactions to booking flights, but ibm first launched a machine for the masses 50 years ago today. >>> when the news breaks out, we'll break in all afternoon and evening from the fox news desk. don't let it hurt your vibe, all right? neil has good news coming now. >>> all right. we are getting an update on the ft. hood shooting, and apparently they are ruling out that this was not only a terrorist plot

i'm dell walters in new york. tech know is next. for updates throughout the day including the latest on the earthquake in mexico go to aljazeera.com where the news never stops. a. >> this is "techknow." a show about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. >> dr. crystal dilworth is a monthly ec lar neuroscientist. would you give kids marijuana if it could help them?

i'm del walters in new york. "the stream" is next. and remember, you can check us out 24 hours a day by going to aljazeera.com, where the news never stops. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you in the stream. information you may be entitled to is kept secret by the government. mean the man being called a superhero for accessing what they may not want you to see. ♪ . >> you know waj we're talking about the freedom of information act which is law that allows information. >> right. and apparently you need super powers to get some of this information. karen tweets in . . . check it out. who are the faces? who are the names? linda tweets it . . . and a what effect does that have on the public . . . so this matters, lisa. >> it does. and speaking as a journalist, we know it can have a very chilling effect. >> indeed. >> there is a law that says that citizens have the right to access information from the federal government. it's basically designed to seem people in the know about their government. in the wake of 9-11 it was amended. president o

i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. 20 students at a pittsburgh area high school are injured when a student there goes on a stabbing spree. unrest in ukraine, but there is progress on the dim mattic front. an internet security flaw could put your personal details at risk, details on

. >> 336 walter the application was filled in 2013 and it wasn't an ultimate decision for 10 months. it took days the application was filed in may and not a hearing until november that's a 5 month gap and took 95 days to schedule a hearing after the box walk. again, i think the common point i'll make about the specific denials for all of those locations is that if you examine the administered record the hearing officers made denials that the s m f portion couldn't consider this is for raul street on the basis that at&t could conduct another box walk so parents and he walkers could identify additional sites. well, my time is up >> okay. mr. quan. >> commissioners john quan from the dksz again. i think in many ways the time issue we've beat it to death i want to talk about the location for randall street the department received 12 objections based on that the hearing officer did open the hearing for 20 days. to evaluate proposals. during the hearing one the observe terse identified three locations and the department did receive at the end of 20 days at&t response was those locations ar

i'm del walters? new york. >> your 401k is smiling.right now the dow is up 80 points helping lift a strong earnings report from alcoa. dr. kim young kim said the key will be how the federal reserve falls back on its bond buying stimulus program. >> the tapering is good, we're fine. the growth is going to offset the rising interest rates in a reasonable way. what we're hoping for is not some sort of spike that will throw everything off. there is we'll nobody trouble. >> you can watch the full interview it airs at 7:00 p.m. eastern time 4:00 p.m. pacific time right here on al jazeera america. >>> families with young children with mental disabilities find themselves with little support outside of the school system, and it only gets worse after those children graduate. jonathan martin has hour story. >> reporter: grace is 19 years old. she takes the bus to school every day. she's a successful artist with exhibits all over the country. and she has autism. >> she is very challenged with her autism. category it as moderately-severe. she has i

eastern, thank you for watching al jazerra america, i am del walters in new york. "101 east."eaturing locked up warriors is next. with spectacular landscapes- new zealand is a pristine paradise- ranked the freest country on earth. but this south pacific nation has the second highest imprisonment rate in the western world.

we'll be right back. >> i'm del walters in new york. you are watching secretary of state john kerry appearing before the senate foreign relations committee. the topic right now is syria. bob corker asking the secretary what the u.s. policy is with regards to syria. >> would you be willing to tell us about that? >> not in an open session -- >> would you commit right now to tell us every detail of our syrian -- >> i have always felt as the chairman knows in my years as chairman of this committee, i thought one of the great an o y onlily -- anomalies is access -- >> so you won't commit to sharing -- >> no, i will. to the degree i am allowed to, i will do that. but i want people to understand what we're doing. i came in to this role in february -- february 1st of last year. we immediately had a meeting with the foreign ministers of the so-called london 11 support group. we met in rome and began to coordinate our efforts with the opposition. then in april -- i think it was april -- i went to russia met with vt putin and foreign minister lavr

remember dana priest from 2007 exposed walter reed and that washington post and everybody in shock aboute exposed so much of the environment they were in with roaches and rats everywhere and the conditions and how they were being treated, our vets. >> i've been to walter reed. walter reed was amazing to me in terms of the level or rehabilitation they would be able to provide these guys. >> this has been going on for years. >> the abuse. >> the abuse, the negligence, the lack of any kind of real care. i mean, we know vets where they go in for care and months later they are treated. they have to constantly be on them to get their basic care. >> listen, i mean no disrespect, these are our heros that put everything on the line for us. most people treat their dogs and cats better than we're treating -- >> i know. >> they have better health care, dogs and cats. >> they do. >> what happened here is not about ocbama or bush but coming up with a mandate, we guarantee that you'll be served in 30 days, and when that doesn't happen, instead of helping and saying it's going to be longer, they shred t

i'm del walters in new york.stream" is next. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. out of the box thinkers share their tool kit for racing smart successful well balanced kids. my co-host and digital procedures wajahat ali.

i'm del walters.se are your headlines at this hour. 20 people were injured after a student went on a stabbing rampage. it happened at a high school in the suburbs of pittsburgh. several students were seriously wounded. the suspect is in custody, the motive at this hour is unclear. prorussian forces in eastern ukraine seizing government buildings in three cities. in kharkiv the situation is over police ousted protesters from a building there. the president and first lady are going to fort hood to pay tribute to the three soldiers killed last week at that base. >>> at least 23 people have died from flooding on the salomon islands. >> reporter: what was a school is now a camp for over 2,000 people. at night there are 40 in each classroom, so some try to sleep during the day. most here have lost their homes. some have lost members of their family. this man's youngest son was washed away. he found him in the morgue two days after the flood. >> when i saw my son . . . i didn't know what to say. it's somethi

i'm del walters. here are the headlines. secretary of state john kerry set to hold a news conference shortly, expected to address the peace conference. we'll bring it live to you when it happiness. in half an hour the gm, c.e.o. will be questioned by congress, and be asked tough questions about recalls, one involving 12 deaths due to an ignition test. >> "the washington post" saying the federal intelligence agency misled the government about torture to get information. >> the image from space shows there's snow in the sierra nevada mountains. number is important. as time it will melt, but below average. not as low as its been, about 12-13%. rain, and some snow. that storm, that spin there off the cost of northern california. here it is, area of low pressure moving south. it will move across the mountains and redevelop. >> not really over the next 24 hours, getting the know and rain moving down the coast. that's where it is today. the snow inland, and the specific north-west, here is the rain and storms developing today and t

i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. going after the captain of the sunken ferry as officials try to determine the cause. >>> no dea deal with the peace n in ukraine. they won't move until the government in ukraine quits. >> the effects of the bp oil spill four years later. >> the captain of that capsized south korean ferry may face criminal charges. today prosecutors asking the court to issue arrest warrants for the captain and two members of his crew. the official death toll from wednesday's tragedy now standing at 28. 260 others listed as missing. harry fawcett is in jindo, south korea. where too despite odds, they are still searching for survivors. >> emerging out of the gloom, dozens upon dozens of vessels and at the top of it all, the sewol breaking the surface. approaching the period where when rescuers say the tides would be right for trying another dive. upturned hull. the day wore on and the ferry became completely submerged divers went down on ten spras se occasions. they began securing a line, and were forced