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Attendants it gets us off on the right foot of better relationship with the passengers, not being hall monitors. you know the compliance is still in place with regard to laptop computers and other large items that could be dangerous, if they're thrown around the cabin, but i think that this was an improvement for us, because it really was getting to be quite a task trying to argue with the passengers. we had a job to do. we were told to ensure that all electronic devices were turned off, and yet people didn't think it was necessary, weren't doing it, but as far as safety is concerned, you know...

>> he called it a green goo. he said it was resin and baseball checked it out. everybody involved said he was clean. you no how the internet is, people see something and they want to talk about it. and he was open in this conversation about what it meant to him to have this stuff hurled at him. >> i'm just a bitter tigers' fan. i can't help it. thank you so much. i appreciate it. the next hour of "newsroom" starts now. happening now in the "newsroom," it's no halloween treat as a monster storm rips through the midwest and now it's ba to la slam the northeast. plus this. >> i think this i...

their crack downon opposition protesters has been going on for nearly five months. the investors know the queasy feeling again as the markets turn down after a rally that was all too brief. the numbers in asia aren't too impressive either making the european stock markets a lonely bright spot. of course, we'll bring you full coverage on "world business today." that's coming up next. two attacks occurred in pakistan on thursday. a police truck passed by killing five people, including four officers. minutes later police say a teenage suicide bomber blew herself up at a police check...

This launch and the launch of the shuttle "atlantis" in june will mark the end of an era. miles, good to see you. you've watched some 40 space launches and there are some who argue that this robs the u.s. of its leadership role in space, you know, part of what president kennedy was calling for us to do was to lead in the space race and innovation. what do you think about now retiring the shuttle program? >> reporter: well, it's bittersweet for sure, suzanne. i've watched a lot of these shuttles. it's a technological marvel. but let's not forget that the shuttle could not go farther than 250 mi...