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also under cover agents are put in tory to fill out some of the recruits to see if they have extremist views. >> appreciate it very much. top of the hour. a giant sink hole is getting so big and dangerous 150 houses had to be evacuated. lets take a look at this. those trees that you see there, those trees that surround the hole are 100 foot cypress trees, giant trees. here are some of the numbers. the hole is 50 feet deep. in one corner it goes down more than 400 feet. this is not so...

History nasas robert called curiosity " set to touchdown and a matter of hours scientist hold their breath hoping it will explore the red planet like never before. don knapp at nasa ames research center in mountain view where the seven minutes of terror might feel like seven hours it is the most advanced rover so far a 1 t nuclear powered 6 well get laboratory on wheels to roam the surface to gather information it is moving between 8000 miles per hour to 13,000 mi. per hour it plummets through t...

Nasa picked it because its one of the lowest places on mars where water may once have accumulated. already nasa has found more water on mars than it ever thought possible. so did life ever exist on mars? >> so its not just one thing were after. its several things. and we may find one here and one there. >> reporter: theyre looking for the building blocks of life -- water, energy, and carbon. "curiosity" will spend two years looking for the evidence. but it must first survive a landing that would...

Onboard each one. it happened around 2:00 tuesday afternoon when much of the traffic here is smaller commuter jets. regional air traffic controllers noticed a violent weather system south of the airport so they decided to switch the normal flow to have planes land from the north to avoid it. the decision meant changing the direction of takeoffs, too, but federal officials say that work was never properly relayed to the local controllers who handle takeoffs. as a regional us airways jet headed to...

Second plane taking off. the inbound pilot was clearly exasperated. >> we were cleared at the river back there. what happened? >> stand by. were trying to figure this out, too. stand by. >> okay. we really dont have the fuel for this. we got to get on the ground here pretty quick. >> reporter: the plane was told to turn right away from the airport as the second plane took off, but it also passed too close for federal minimums coming within 2.5 miles and 800 feet of vertical separation. federal o...

Red planet >> this mission is the coolest thing i think we have ever done. >> he is part of the team, not as a scientist but as a video producer. with curiosity one week from landing, he says the scientists are ready for their closeups. >> when people look at it, it looks crazy. sometimes when we look at it, it is crazy. >> this movie is the hottest thing ever on nasas web site. the scientists are the stars. >> these are the space jockeys. behind the row permission. and, theyre real people, with...

>> the deputies came rushing over here, they saw that they had a situation here and they werent sure exactly what they had. the deputies gave him numerous directives to get on the ground or he would be tased. >> i kind of hold on for a second. the guy went limp, his eyes rolled back and i thought he was dead. thats when they said i was going to get tasered, so i let go. >> if you would have known he was still alive would you have let go. >> hell, no. >> he survived the attack. later, the victim ...

>> the deputies came rushing over here, they saw that they had a situation here and they werent sure exactly what they had. the deputies gave him numerous directives to get on the ground or he would be tased. >> i kind of hold on for a second. the guy went limp, his eyes rolled back and i thought he was dead. thats when they said i was going to get tasered, so i let go. >> if you would have known he was still alive would you have let go. >> hell, no. >> he survived the attack. later, the victim ...

Deployed our human scent evidence team which has oversight of our bloodhounds. jenna: you said numerous suspects. are those official suspects or are those persons of interest? >> i would say persons of interest but weve polygraphed them. we continue to get new leads each day. but were also, you know, continuing to drain the lake and get more equipment in to enhance our research, enhance our search of the lake. jenna: i was curious about an interview the aunt of one of these little girls gave to ...

Eyes and looked up everybody was on the ground. >> got hit in the chest. you know, i couldnt image that this was going on and thought that maybe for a second i thought it might be some sort of a training thing. >> the staff sergeant sitting across from me he was on the ground his left shoulder was limp. reiched down toward him to grab him and when i was kneeling and pulling him toward the door i look up and i turn around to look behind me and there is mr. hassan. first i looked at him first maga...