landings in history. but for now, all eyes on this. the very first video of the curiosity landing, released today. the grainy video was shot onboard moments before touching down. john zarrella and chad myers join me now for more. so, john, let s start with you. you have been following the story very closely and are live at nasa s jetropulsion laboratory in california. tell us about this new veo and what exactly are we seeing? reporter: well, in fact, zoraida, what we re seeing in this video are images taking from the descent camera, made by space industries down in san diego. and the video shows the curiosity rover as it is descending down through the atmosphere to the touchdown on mars. it was 297 images all put together into one continuous short video. and then there was the haz cam image. they finally did get a higher resolution picture which shows mt. sharp in the distance. and that mt. sharp is, of course, critical what they are hoping to do is get over to mt. sharp ev
collapse and bring down power lines. it s already started to happen. that wasn t old video from january. that s actually today in pennsylvania after the warmest march ever recorded. as much as 16 inches of heavy, wet snow expected to fall on parts of the northeast, but we don t expect it to last long. it appears likely to rise through the 40s and 50s this week. the man who killed trayvon martin is out of jail back in hiding. george zimmerman walked out of the correctional facility in sanford, florida, around midnight. he s released on a $150,000 bond. zimmerman s going to have to wear a gps monitor and check in with authorities every three days until the murder trial. in new york detectivese looking for clues whon what happened to etan patz have ended their search. patz disappeared 33 years ago. his picture first to be posted on the side of a milk carton. walmart caught in a huge foreign bribery scandal, came to light in the new york times article. company is accuse
toulouse. israeli officials say all four bodies will be flown to israel for burial. a gunman shot and killed three french soldiers of north african descent in two separate attacks and the shootings are connected, they say. opposition sources are saying that 14 people have been killed this tuesday following clashes in the syrian capital on monday. rebels attacked a neighborhood home to some of the regime s inner circle after 34 were killed nationwide. those are the headlines. i m monita rajpal. world business today starts right now. good morning, i m nina dos santos from london. and hello from hong kong. i m andrew stevens. welcome to world business today. top stories, china jacks up the price of fuel. how will that go down with those on the road? the internet makes up a bigger chunk of the global economy. which is getting the biggest boost. pitching in when the chips are down. how villagers in spain are pulling together to provide for themselves. straight to t
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that s why he s called victim number one, though according to the grand jury he was not the fist victim. he started the landslide that brought down sandusky, joe paterno, penn state s president, senior vice president for business and the school s athletic director. his mother says he s brave, but tonight he s afraid that people might find out who he is, afraid he might run into jerry sandusky, who s out on bail, afraid he may ultimately go free. but that s not all she s saying tonight. she s also describing to us the pressure she faced from people who tried to get her not to go to police. pressure from community members, from teachers she says, from people she trusted to put kids first and not defend jerry sandusky. you ll hear more of her story in a moment from her own mouth. also tonight, john walsh joins us from america s most wanted . first, though, the shifting account of this man, penn state s wide receiver coach michael mcqueary, a grad assistant in 2002. that s whe