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Supplies the super dome with power as well as the engineering staff expressed concerns about the electrical connection. the super dome's board did address these reports, i guess, spending more than $600 grand to upgrade the electrical system which did not solve the problem. still, the blackout did not keep the super bowl from being the third most watched program in television history. over 108 million viewers. that puts it behind two other super bowels. the investigation is still on going but super energy say that beyonce was considered a us is speck in the power outage is off the hook. there ...

Said the electrical feareds hat quote some decay and chance of failure. >> okay. you're saying they may have had a little evidence. >> what's a little decay and failure between friends? >> the company that supplies the superdome with power as well as the stadium's engineering staff also expressed concern about the electrical connection. superdome's board did address these reports spending 600,000 bucks to upgrade the electrical system and it did not solve the problem. it did not keep super bowl xlvii from being the third most viewed program in history. 108 million viewers. >> behind rhoda's we...

attack. one person has been killed by gunfire in daraa. the group says three members of the government's security forces were also killed in clashes with army defectors. business leaders in los angeles is preparing to roll out the red carpet for the man expected to become china's next president. xi jinping arrives in california for a two-day visit hosted by state governor jerry brown. visit will include a tour of the port of los angeles, china shipping terminal, which is undergoing an upgrade as sign of u.s. trade continues to grow. those are the headlines from cnn, the world's...

Vineyard, not significantly where the president is. and the national cathedral in washington, d.c., they evacuated all sorts of buildings. union station, shook the foundation of the pentagon. the capitol, the house, the senate. so what happens now? because these are not buildings that were built to be earthquake-proof obviously, especially in the nation's capital. can they determine quickly these are all okay? >> all of those have good engineering staff to come in and make sure nothing is going to fall down. the reason people do go running out of builds when they see an earthquake, of course, ...