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Warning of a first strike nuclear attack. u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel says the u.s. has to take the threat seriously. those new missile batteries wont be up until 2017. maryland lawmakers have improved a ban on the death penalty. the bill now goes to the governor who says he will sign it. he says the death penalty did not deter criminals and is more expensive than giving prisoners life in prison. maryland has executed only five people since 1976. one prosecutor prom i guesses to challe...

Technical difficulties. that ship was on the last leg of a seven-day cruise to the caribbean when a malfunction began affecting its sailing speed. on wednesday, it was the carnival ship "dream" reporting difficulties. that ship lost power, lost power rather no one was allowed to get off. carnival agreed to fly about 4,000 passengers back to florida. of course last month a fire in the engine room crippled the "triumph" off the gulf of mexico. more than 4,000 people were stranded at sea with limit...

Over 15 years show that physically active people are over 85% more likely to report feeling happy when compared to those less active. right now, carnival cruise lines are scrambling to handle technical problems on two different ships. the latest problem is affecting the sailing speed of the carnival legend. that slip is returning to tampa after canceling a port of call in grand cayman. all other systems are functioning normally. meanwhile passenger from the dream are traveling back after their...

>> in another no nonsense move, pope francis stopped by the hotel where he had been staying, picked up his own luggage and paid his own bill. a dramatic scene in south dakota. emergency workers in sioux falls are searching for a man and woman who rescued a boy who fell into a river there. the pair managed to save the 6-year-old, but then they were swept away. the water is covered with thick sea foam making it difficult very much so for rescuers to find the two. the boy is back with his mother....

Pope francis stopped by the hotel where he had been staying, picked up his own luggage and paid his own bill. a dramatic scene in south dakota. emergency workers in sioux falls are searching for a man and woman who rescued a boy who fell into a river there. the pair managed to save the 6-year-old, but then they were swept away. the water is covered with thick sea foam making it difficult very much so for rescuers to find the two. the boy is back with his mother. it is not clear if the missing ...