an ammunition train would follow the army. everything else, tents, bedding, camp equipment, food, medical supplies, would be left behind. the central flaw in all of this, of course is the assumption that everything would go exactly as planned. vandorn expected to subsist his men and animals after three days of food ran out on captured union army supplies. he gave no thought whatsoever to alternate sources of supply. in case something went awry. his overconfidence was matched by his impulsiveness. he was without a staff of his own. he was unfamiliar with his subor di th subordinants. he knew almost nothing of the two very different armies, awkwardly joined together under his command. nor did he know anything about the rather undevil saupd ply systems that kept him in the field. he was ignorant of the primitive roads he must use. he was ignorant of the rugged terrain. he must traverse. he ignored the fairly obvious fact that winter weather still gripped the ozark plateau. march, 1862, was not at all like march 2012. okay. finall

two canteens of water and extra ammunition over there. but again, a lot of -- we had gotten resupplies. and so lots of the resupplies we had was -- we still had because we didn't do -- didn't expand an awful lot of ammunition that night. again, even -- the ammunition that we expended we replenished in the morning. so i -- i wouldn't say we were burdened down. it was an unusual load for an air mobile company to be carrying. it was unusual for an air mobile company to be walking around in the woods and normally what happened airplanes came and picked us up. and we got a free ride. i wouldn't say we were -- unusually burdened down. it was probably more than we were used to carrying. >> what 'twas training like? >> for the first part of it, it was -- fairly clear because -- because the -- initial walk-out was -- again, part of the lv x-ray. but as we move further -- get my directions. further north, the elephant grass became more prevalent. so that became an issue in terms of visibility. but other than that, relatively flat. and i -- i think

they give them weapons and ammunition. and one marine nco to make it all work. so into the north of cuba, i'm not going to point again. take my word for it. where the lines converge, that's where -- that's the general operating area for ernest. and over much -- so the second half of 1942 and much of 1943, that's what ernest is doing. they don't see much. they see -- they probably cited one german submarine and it was going the other way. so at the end of the day, this mission is really empty handed. after the war -- one of the interesting questions i asked myself was well, what did the germans do around here? how did they refuel their submarines? did they have these or think of having these secret supply depots they thought of? the answer is no. outfitted as supply ships. what they would do with a deployed submarine operating in the area is arrange a rendezvous with the milk cow as they called it and be resupplied with food and ammunition and they would carry on. this wasn't the most ridiculous thing. ernest wasn't the only guy to try this. there's some literatu

uniforms, weapons and ammunition for these guys. and then he -- while he's doing this, while he's doing these ear's he runs into david k.e. bruce and bruce is kind of doing the same thing, getting ready for paris and ernest says, hey, david, i've got it all figured out. it's going to happen at this place called rambouillet 23 miles west, looks at the map. everybody has to come through here. why don't we go there? and bruce says, oh, okay. you know, so at this point ernest is kind of leading american intelligence operations in for a day or two in that theater. and so here they are in rambouillet, that's bruce on the left. that's the french resistance guy in the middle and there's ernest on the right. ernest, by the way is kind of overweight at this point. he's six feet. he's 220 or so during the war. kind of a little extra to love for a bit. when bruce gets to rambouillet, he gets there independently. ernest has set him upself in a hotel. pretty good kitchen and a good cellar. has to have a good wine cellar and finds ernest's bedroom

uniforms and weapons and ammunition for these guys. and then -- while he's doing this, while he's doing the errands he runs into david k.u. bruce, totally by chance. bruce is getting ready for paris and ernest says, hey, david, i've got it all figured out. it's going to happen at this place, 23 miles west. he looks at the map. everybody has to come through here. why don't we go there? and bruce says, oh, okay. you know? so at this point, ernest is kind of leading american intelligence operations for a day or two in that theater. and so here they are, that's bruce on the left. that's the french resistance guy in the middle. there's ernest on the right. ernest is kind of overweight at this point. he's 6', 220 or so during the war. kind of a little extra to love for a bit. when bruce gets there, he goes looking for ernest. ernest set himself up in a hotel, pretty good hotel with a good kitchen and a good cellar. has to have a good wine cellar. and he finds ernest's bedroom and this is how he describes it. nest's bedroom was the nerve cent

when firefighters started to hear ammunition they were forced to back off. the fire was snuffed out before 7:00 this morning. no one was injured. an elderly man was displaced. investigators are look into what started the fire and what kind of ammunition was in the home. >>> a rutgers university student has been found guilty of hate crime and intimidation charges after he bullied his gay roommate into committing suicide. a jury convicted him on invasion of privacy. in september of 2010 ravi used a webcam to spy on his roommate during an intimate incounter with another gay man. ravi then shared the video and began bullying his roommate about the encounter. sraf very faces up to 10 years and could be -- deported to his native india. >>> actor george clooney and his father were among several arrested this morning during a protease -- protest outside the sudanese embassy in washington, d.c.. he was there to bring awareness to alleged war crimes in south sudan. police handcuffed him and others after officers say they warned them three times not to cross a police l

for example, the data on firearms is much more robust than data on weapons ammunition. disag gated detail data is almost impossible to find for more countries. we approached dozens of governments and scoured sources and found what we believe to be fairly comprehensive data or ten or 11. so huge disparities in the data on that. and similarly for accessories, weapon sites, fire control systems, laser rang -- range devices, all very important information but anemic to say the least. there's also big differences in terms of completeness and specificity of national reporting on their transfers, even to the same mechanism. so u.n. register of conventional arms, for example. some of the reporting is very, very good, very detail and other is very inconsistent and comparatively weak. and then finally our research allowed to us identify some trends, some improvements in transparency and to identify sit transparency could be increased. so one of the ways in which transparency is improving is more a byproduct of the change in the way we communicate and communications technology tha

when firefighters started to hear ammunition they were forced to back off.he fire was snuffed out before 7:00 this morning. no one was injured. an elderly man was displaced. investigators are look into what started the fire and what kind of ammunition was in the home. >>> a rutgers university student has been found guilty of hate crime and intimidation charges after he bullied his gay roommate into committing suicide. a jury convicted him on invasion of privacy. in september of 2010 ravi used a webcam to spy on his roommate during an intimate incounter with another gay man. ravi then shared the video and began bullying his roommate about the encounter. sraf very faces up to 10 years and could be -- deported to his native india. >>> actor george clooney and his father were among several arrested this morning during a protease -- protest outside the sudanese embassy in washington, d.c.. he was there to bring awareness to alleged war crimes in south sudan. police handcuffed him and others after officers say they warned them three times not to cross a police lin

authorities say they found four loaded handguns, three knives, and dozens of rounds of ammunition in his carry-on. that is not all. tony lopez is here with what else police say the suspect had stockpiled in his car. >> investigators say that harold waller was armed, dangerous, and ready to board a flight to phoenix thursday afternoon. instead of the dry desert air this 45 year-old resident of montana would soon be headed for a dusty cell at the sacramento county jail. as he made his way through the security checkpoints tsa agents uncovered a firearm in his carry-on and a full pat down revealed that he hated a gun in a holster. a 45 automatic with 12 rounds in the magazine and a round in the chamber. the suspect had to 2 in. folding knives, and one for inch folding knife. but that is not all. inside of his bags officers found three more guns including to loaded 25 caliber automatic weapons with six rounds in the magazine and a 9 mm smith and wesson. a search of his car which he parked off of airport property uncovered eight more guns. some of them loaded. for a grand total of 12 guns.

a grand total of 12 guns, three knives and 192 rounds of ammunition >> there are a lot of wackos out there and you never know who is armed and you have to protect yourself and all time. >> even the most seasoned travelers shocked by the amount of firepower >> it was a tremendous amount of ammunition and he was apparently planning to do some damage >> he had some type of agenda >> they're come some satisfaction knowing security did its job but how could anyone miss this one man arsenal. in addition to the charges harold could face more charges once investigators determine his intent. for now he is intent on keeping quiet. a request for an interview was denied. >> fall facebook says it is trying to protect your privacy. the threat the social network made to try to keep your boss from snooping on you. >> steve jobs final gift to his employees >> why a bay area restaurant owner is so afraid for his >> elector car owners will soon have a lot more places to charge up. the statewide electric car charging network is being installed in over 1000 locations. it will be funded by $120 million se

but now it's 616 start looking at the top stories this morning exploding ammunition and a downed power line of fire fighters in getting too close way home that burnt east of now but nobody was hurt last night in the fire the cause is still under investigation. meanwhile the board brought down in santa cruz will stay open of the weekend to heavy rains had caused the san lorenzo river to bump up against a retaining wall by that amusement park but a lot of saying a lot of rocks hoping to stem the tide there. >>> an attorney is now represented a u.s. soldier and is expected shootings 16 civilians in afghanistan meanwhile the president call because side claims the u.s. has not cooperated with the afghan investigators in the probe of the shootings. more than 100 homes are damaged or destroyed after a big tornado hit parts of machine and the damaged in the communities of dexter and in committee and our area of where it touched down yesterday there are no reports fell any major injuries. meanwhile our weather not that great. >>> with the weekend is looking like. >>> more showers coming in and

and literally after ammunition shells were empty. and i was that why only two boxes he's like because obama is going to take our ammunition everybody knows it never a stocking up so he's not going to take your imitation is i got the e-mails i can prove it i mean this is this is people all across the bow this is rural michigan this is mason michigan so all across the country and we're getting these viral e-mails of them and obama hasn't taken away i mean in fact you know a lot of us would like him to do a little more gun control advocates people who think that the gun folks he the you pander to the people who think it's important to control women who you know you have to to regulate birth control for them or deny them abortions people who are poorly it will impact here limbaugh went off on that. but this is. another college coed susan fluke. who goes reporting british little committee ulysse surely says that she must be paid to have sex lives that make her image a slut right if you're a prostitute and then continues and goes off at so

local products all directly reflect the fundamental principle that food is precious food is not ammunition food is life and it should never be wasted and if saving good food is a value that resonates deeply in our national character shouldn't the establishment that provide us with food reflect that value and shouldn't we be practicing it in our homes and communities as well. and raced fulness now seems to be a defining factor among the wealthy nations of the world with very few exceptions in the u.k. over eighteen billion pounds of food is thrown out by households every year. and the european union wastes nearly two hundred billion pounds of food annually. but we don't have to waste food this is one simple thing that we can change the impact of which will reverberate throughout the entire planet. we are on our way to a food bank called god provides i discovered them when i was trying to pull up the new year's eve truckload of food to the bell shelter and these guys apparently pick up food from a lot of trader joe's stores and a lot of other grocery stores so they're doing exactly what need

crews were forced to let that house burn because there was live ammunition inside. the fire did cause the ammunition to explode so crews had to back up and take a defensive position. the flames were contained before 11:30 last night. investigators searching for a cause, nobody injured. >> superior court judge expected to on whether he will allow a report to be released on the pepper spraying at uc davis during a protest. last night the judge released a tentive ruling saying he did not agree with arguments by police officers' union attorneys. they've argued releasing names of officers would violate state law the judge said he might allow an appeal pan give them a stay order to give an appeals court -- court time to consider the argument. >>> coalition of anti-domestic violence advocates are calling for the ouster of sheriff ross mirkarimi. they say he should step down following his guilty plea to a misdemeanor false imprisonment charge. the plea brought appear to end domestic violence charges he faced for bruising his wife's arm. anti-domestic violence advocates want

a dangerous situation for napa firefighters as weapons and ammunition go up in flames. the fire starting in the garage of a house on mustang road last night. it quickly spread to the rest of the house. firefighters had to keep their distance as they fought the flames because ammunition stored inside was exploding. the homeowner a man in his 70s did get out safely. the home, a total loss. tenants of an oakland building where a car caught fire will have to find a new place to stay. the manager of the complex on adams street said damage to the electric system made the property uninhabitable. the manager says it could take up to 90 days to fix the electrical system. >> it's 4:33. a warning to watch for falling trees as the forecast continues to call for rain. we're learning more about the man killed when a tree came down on highway 13. it's an update to a story we brought you yesterday. we learned the victim is 19-year-old berkeley student kevin lacanlale. he and three passengers were on the side of the road after hitting that tree. that is when a second driver hit him and

a steady supply of weapons, ammunition and other assistance is flowing to assad from moscow and tehran, and as "the washington post" reported yesterday, iranian military and intelligence operatives are likely active in syria, helping to direct and sharpen the regime's brutality. the security council is totally shut down as an avenue for increased pressure, and the recently convened friends of syria contact group, while a good step in principle, produced mostly rhetoric but precious little action when it met last month in tunisia. unfortunately, with each passing day, the international response to assad's atrocities is being overtaken by events on the ground in syria. some countries are finally beginning to acknowledge this reality as well as its implications. saudi arabian qatar are calling for arming opposition forces in syria. the newly elected kuwaiti parliament has called on their government to do the same. last week, the supreme allied commander of nato, admiral james stavridis, testified to the senate armed services committee that providing arms to opposition forces in syria coul

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they send ammunitions. and they send an enormous kgb contingent. they help organize and train the common turn, the various international brigades and this effort really impressing ernest in spain. he decides -- and he says this is few times. you can find it in for whom the bell tolls. but he says the only way we're going to win this war is by accepting communist or soviet discipline. he doesn't necessarily say he believes in communism or soviet russia, but he believes that the discipline that they imposed in spain was the only chance to win that war. now, ernest is wearing blinders when he's saying this because as time goes on in the spanish civil war, the soviets are ubds mining they're there to help. also they steal all of its gold. give it to us for safekeeping and we'll take the part we need to pay for the arms that we're sending you. but they take it all and stalin has a party when it gets to russia on ships going through the mediterranean. he has a wild party and says hey, if they think they're ever getting this back, they're wrong. anyway, i

firefighters had to keep their distance as they fought flames because ammunition inside the home was exploding. the homeowner, a man in his 70s managed to get out safely. the home is a total loss. >>> coming up, it looks like a scene from a hollywood movie but guess what? this is real life. how george clooney ended up in cuffs just ahead. >>> also, a funnel cloud caught on camera before going on a continue-mile path of destruction. twisted metal and broken beams where houses once stood. we'll have that coming up the verdict is in a jury decides fate of a young man accusfspyin ying on his roommates with a webcam. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for th

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qatar a high profile arab diplomat said just today over there that saudi arabia has being sunday ammunition to the syrian rebels mainly through jordan just this morning major clashes between gunmen armed gunmen and the syrian army to place in damascus and they're pretty upscale neighborhood got houses many embassies and this is really a new development because up until now it didn't ask this was pretty much spared all those open clashes. and sort of. researchers from sort of his university says the syrian people are falling victim to saudi arabia and qatar as brutal tactics to push their political agenda. these are two states that are very autocratic they have a strong relationships with the west they get a lot of funding militarily from the worst so perhaps it suits them to the seeds of discord not only in syria but you know it's spilling into iraq it's spilling into jordan and of course it's spilling out here into lebanon. and so they've made it very clear over the past several months wants regime to topple that they're willing to do anything that they can to make it happen whether it's b

high profile arab diplomats have suggested over the weekend that saudi arabia has being son being ammunition to the syrian rebels mainly through jordan and doing everything in its power to make sure that the any modest peace afterwards that have been happening over the past two weeks namely that the. mission to syria and do something else to really try to bring peace to syria. it's been alleged is doing everything in its to spoil that now you mentioned the security situation in syria remains very tense just this morning major clashes between gunmen armed gunmen and the syrian army took place in damascus in a pretty neighborhood got houses namely ambushes and the basis really in new development because up until now it didn't ask us was pretty much spared all of those open clashes that it has witnessed a number of suicide car bombings the latest one coming on saturday but so far we haven't seen any major clashes in damascus similar to the ones that we saw today now local residents report hearing gunfire automatic rifles major explosions early in the morning between two and four am in the morni

high profile arab diplomats have suggested over the weekend that saudi arabia has been sending ammunition to the syrian rebels mainly for jordan the security situation in syria remains very tense just this morning major clashes between gunmen armed gunmen and the syrian army to place in damascus in their pretty our scale a neighborhood that houses many and this is and this is really a new development because up until now it don't ask this was pretty much spared the whole there was open clashes between the sides involved in this conflict the opposition and the syrian government obviously blaming each other for this later latest flare up of violence as well as for the twin suicide bombings that took place in damascus and syria second largest city off aleppo over the weekend the syrian government says that the latest. violence is yet another agadez that armed gangs terrorist groups are present in the country that they're being financed and supplied by major world powers particularly saudi arabia and qatar and that these countries in particular have been doing everything they can to really st

profile arab diplomats said just to go over their weight and that saudi arabia has been sending ammunition to the syrian rebels mainly through jordan just this morning major clashes between gunmen armed gunmen and the syrian army took place in damascus and they're pretty upscale a neighborhood that houses many and this is and this is really a new development because up until now it don't ask us was pretty much spared all those open clashes. hughes journalist and foreign policy strategist for the u.s. based new strategies coalition told me earlier that he thinks damascus has grounds to choose saudi arabia and qatar of supporting the recent terror blasts. some of it is already certain there truly are right and wrong. and we in ca found an american . proxy war going on between saudi and iran b. and i don't know what i heard and you know we're it's not unreasonable to conclude that based on the air. in the. poster to the man it isn't members the it's. one which is not unlike with the opposition of the day so and. so there is some reasonable doubt. researcher from sore accused university says t

high profile arab diplomat said just to build whether we can got saudi arabia has being sending ammunition to the syrian rebels mainly through jordan just this morning major clashes between gunmen armed gunmen and the syrian army two place in damascus and they're pretty out of scale a neighborhood that houses many embassies and this is really a new development because up until now a democracy was pretty much spared all those open clashes. with you know as michael hughes is a journalist for policy strategies for the u.s. based new world strategies coalition. has claimed saudi arabia and qatar have backed those terror attacks in syria's major cities with financial support what is assad's government basing these accusations. i think some of that is probably certain manfully from the battle between sunni and shiite now i'm going to . you know you can see we're going on between saudi and iran and i don't know what hard evidence. it's not unreasonable for me to be attacked. in the fact that it's coming closer to damascus. which is not unlike what the opposition and they are so intelligent. where

qatar high profile arab diplomats suggested over the weekend that saudi arabia has being sending ammunition to the syrian rebels mainly through jordan just this morning major clashes between gunmen armed gunmen and the syrian army took place in damascus in a pretty off scale a neighborhood got houses many embassies and this is really a new development because up until now a damascus was pretty much spared although opened clashes. socks out of work are reporting their will for more analysis of a firefight in syria and that we can string a bomb attack so i'm now joined live by vienna based on the research of benjamin share thanks for coming on r.t. today to mask this accuser's qatar and saudi arabia of assisting the terror attacks over the weekend why do you think the syrian government has arrived at these conclusions. well first of all the. crimes have been committed with. precision so it's quite likely possible that there . has been support from from the outside and we know that qatar and saudi arabia support the insurgents in syria because syria is an ally of iran and iran is in the region

a steady supply of weapons, ammunition, and other assistance is flowing to assad from moscow and tehran, and as the wo"the washington post" reported on sunday, iranian military and intelligence operatives are likely working in syria to support assad. the president has made it the objective of the united states that the killing in syria must stop and that assad must go. he has committed the prestige and credibility of our nation to that goal, and it is the right goal. the united states has a clear national security interest in stopping the slaughter in syria and forcing assad to leave power. the end of the assad regime would sever hezbollah's lifeline to iran, eliminate a long-standing threat to israel, bolster lebanon's sovereignty and dependence, and remove a committed terrorism that is engaged in the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. it would be a geopolitical success of the first order and a strategic defeat for the iranian regime. however, it is not clear that the present policy will be able to achieve our goals in syria. in recent testimony to this committee, the nation

high profile arab diplomats have just to go over the weekend that saudi arabia has been sending ammunition to the syrian rebels mainly through jordan just this morning major clashes between gunmen armed gunmen and the syrian army to place in damascus and they're pretty obvious cayle a neighborhood that houses namely embassies and this is really a new development because up until now it don't ask this was pretty much spared all those opened clashes. joining you know here in order to use a sort of a place for such a from syracuse university ok to see you so that the syrian government has accused cuts in saudi arabia of supporting the recent terror attacks in damascus and aleppo but if this is the case what are these are states have to gain by backing off with what is terrorism in syria. this is a very good question and really it's not just a question of backing violent extremist acts in syria but also dividing the region and perhaps this suits some people's interest these are two states that are very autocratic they have strong relationships with the west and they get a lot of funding milita

how to handle and distribute ammunition. veteran armies later in the war will not have to deal with because it's known. you have that kind of thing going on. supplies. command and control. tactics are all under -- big flux here at this period of the war. so why is fort donelson kind of forgotten? i mentioned before it bigger battles had come up after this campaign. shilo in particular happened six weeks after this. in fact, i imagine six weeks from now you're all going to be down at the shilo national battlefield park having a good time, too. so shilo certainly was a big one. and it's understandable with the number of casualties and such. but why even in their day, when you look at the official records or if you look at the books that are written shortly after the war, fort donelson is rarely mentioned. could it be that the north although it was a great victory, shilo and so forth that, overshadowed it. we could leave it at that. why would the south want to remember this battle? yeah. they don't like to remember vicksburg, e

homeland security they bought their place in order to buy four hundred fifty million rounds of ammunition and this is a domestic law enforcement agency operating on u.s. soil they are not the u.s. military so even if you're not paranoid the question becomes why are responding so much money on these ridiculous things like spying on our own people and buying ammunition to protect the government against their own people it doesn't make sense i think the patriot act should have been allowed to expire and it's a huge mistake that obama renewed it it seems to i mean if you think about two thousand and one certainly the internet was a major part of our lives back then but it has become so much marcel in the last ten years and so i'm wondering if you think that you know because it was extended by president obama that the internet is going to play bigger factor in terms of the accessibility of the government to spy on its citizens the availability and how you think that's going to factor into. oh absolutely i mean the fact is they're already reading storing and intercepting whatever that means bil

i can think of no reason at all that you would have that much ammunition or the type of ammunition thatthree cell phones, two bulletproof vests, video and digital cameras, and pornographic dvds. >> do you think that we dodged a bullet literally? >> absolutely. absolutely. there was probably an angel sitting on everybody's shoulder that night. >> i thought i would give you a courtesy call to let you know we have arrested one of your officers. >> chief free calls the police chief of spikes' department in florala, alabama. free learns that spikes had just gotten his badge. >> he said the guy just started working back for him, just finished up his refresher course so he could come back into the law enforcement in alabama. >> the only thing i ask of you when you're in here is just not to make any sudden moves. you know that, right? >> yeah, i know it all too well. >> other than giving his name and address, spikes doesn't want to speak to detective williams. >> and are you willing to talk to me? >> no. >> no? >> and he doesn't want to speak to "dateline" either. >> we're with "dateline nbc" a

that would be the suspect's brother who was arrested on charges rugs and ammunition. could be weeks before we know the cause of death. we're still waiting to figure out the identities of the suspect. if you want to see more of video of the police conference you can go to our website cbs s.f. dot com. >> new this morning, investigators are looking into a deadly stabbing. officers were called way home on buchanan street and found men with stab wounds. a man and woman were seen in handcuffs outside the home but so far police are not commenting. san francisco police have questioned a driver who hit and killed a pedestrian last night while the victim was walking across lombard street before van ness and franklin. police say the victim was not in a crosswalk. >> there is word of a possible sighting from that missing teenager, and confirmed dead this hour by investigators are looking into it. mark sayers is in morgan hill where there have been multiple careers and of little bit of hope >> no definitive information and we will tell you in just a second but let me tell you abo

some ammunition in the home was exploding while the fire was burning. damage estimated at about $300,000. just in case you have been living under a rock, apple has a new thing called the ipad or something. >> allot of fans spent the night outside in the flagship store at san francisco. >> i will not be trying to cut in line and in fact, i am not one of the fanatics. this is kind of a holiday for those big time apple fans. you can see here and outside the flagship store there are two lines forming, one for people who pre ordered and one for people who are planning to buy at the store. we also expect some protest today. the group changed or will be in front of the store at 8:00 a.m. to talk about the conditions. >> grieving those lines, thank you >> speaking of chill, and rain and all that great stuff that comes with winter, it is back >> >> a lot of rain around the bay area and wants of snow in the sierra nevada. thus no right now at the very high elevations, upwards of 8,000 ft.. that will change tonight. still, the showers picking up around the bay are

investigators have yet to pinpoint a cause or what kind of ammunition was in the home. thankfully nobody was hurt. >> state lawmakers insist their travels sponsored by nonprofits were on the up and up. nine lawmakers took trips paid for by groups who take contributions from major corporations and labor unions. critics argue the groups have a stake in budget issues and one lawmaker went went to rail on a nonprofit's dime defends his trip. >> i figure as long as you go with a group with no vested interest and do good for the state of california and you're there for a purpose of helping your district, a trip is a good thing. >> state law has limits on the value of gifts but travel is different. if it's sponsor bid a nonprofit it's okay as lng as lawmakers participate in what is called a meaningful way neither there is proof of on ska tells for customer who's wanted to snap up the ipad on the very first day. there is david louie with why this never seems to end. >> rain held off until 3:00 a.m. along san francisco's stockton street. one line for customer who's had preordere

you leave your ammunition at the door. take it magazine out and clear the weapon and you threat go in with their weapon. megyn: both of you are assuming there is a reason to distrust the marines in the wake of one marine -- one soldier killing afghan innocents. that's one. >> you are right, megyn. when you take your weapon into the mess hall you take the magazine out and clear it. in the mess hall there are plenty of high-ranking officers in there at any time for any disgruntled troops to go after it's a dramatic difference in my difference, ask them to leave a weapon versus asking them to leave the magazines out of it. the ammunition is maybe left outside and the magazine is cleared. geraldo is right, i'm sure there is a lot of questioning, not so much dissolutionment on the part of our men and women about where we are going. are we going achieve anything? megyn: you are having that here stateside as well. but that doesn't mean you can't trust marines to take their weapons in front of an american defense secretary speakin

no weapons or ammunition is in his room. his face a misdemeanor charge. >> the state will begin defense in the wrongful death lawsuit against debt.ia say the school delay issuing 8an alert. officials said they did the best h the information time.ad at the man accused of sending g letters to members congress to be arraigned today. he was arrested on friday near portland. letters were sent to members of congress. he sent letters to john boehner and barbara mikulski. >> d.c. council will hold a bill residents to report cases of child sex abuse. they will have to report it to police, 911 or job and family services. penalties could be for the chair to cases.such >> we're going to turn to the 2012 campaign. today will be another pivotal day. alabama and mississippi will hold primaries. republicans and hawaii and samoa will hold their caucuses. hopes to make a two-man race. it is a sane at college campuses across the country that never gets old. a lot of excitement. georgetown university. learned that they're going determine it app

he's also given his opponeets some ammunition to take him down.own. 3--reporter pkg-as followss--in this roller coaster ride of aa race.. the sign that frontrunner status and momentum is back on mitt gallup national tracking poll conducted partially after the primaries in arizona and michigan showing romney out to a big lead on the morning caucuses. but ii wasnt all joy for tte romney campaign -- beeause the old rap on him -- the charge that he flip flops on pooicy issues.. reeurraced in a big way. the issse was romney's initial posstion on in the senate that would have allowed heallh insurance plans po deny contraceptive coverage sponsor or employer's a - asked about it on ednesdayy romney said this.."i'm not for of presidential candidates getting into questtons about contraception within a relationship between man and a woman, husband and wife, i'm not going there."romney quickly clarified --saying he and that he actually supported thh proposal which had been introduced by republican mmssouri senator roy blunt -- as a conservative response to a