can tell you it's a place that's really dripping in history which parts of ways have been remained untouched for thousands of years and who knows what it actually holds. intel left him minutes before his call so shy with detail about the time kelly. if you have a business that you need customers right this is perhaps the simplest law of capitalism but if your business is making juvenile prisons how are you going to attract more customers by bribing judges into condemning innocent children so you'll have all of the captives i mean customers that you need to charge mark c.

heaves it down the field and jacoby jones catches it while falling down on his back - he gets up untouched and races in for the 56 yard touchdown - chris culliver beaten in coverage 21-3 bal flacco: 22/33, 287 yards, 3 td's ravens lead 21-6 at halftime second half kickoff- another huge play for jones who takes it 8 yards deep in the end zone and brings it out - and takes it straight up field - he's off to the races nfl record tying 108 yards for the touchdown! 28-6 bal then - the light's went out at the super dome! happened with 13:22 left in the 3rd with the ravens leading 28-6 the delay lasted 35 minutes the game turns after the blackout - midway through 3rd quarter - kaepernick a laser beam to michael crabtree who breaks two tackles and runs in for the 31 yard touchdown 28-13 bal kaepernick: 16/28, 302 yards, 1 td, 1 int split screen - jim on the left loves it, john not so much 4th quarter, 9:57 left, 31- 23 bal - kaepernick rolls out left and takes it for the 15 yard touchdown - longest td run by qb in super bowl history. kaepernick: 7 carries, 6231- 29 bal 4th quarter, 2:45 left, 34-

terrorists because to do so would jeopardize the financial system so now you've got a class of untouchables they say we know you know that were criminals and we fund terrorism but if you try to go after us we're going to crash the system as i thought a couple of times they've got us to tear society of untouchables at h.s.b.c. by. please lloyds royal bank of scotland j.p. morgan goldman sachs here doesn't this as actually aren't they kind of thumbing their nose at the public and saying we dare you to overthrow us you know they're just tempting they're just they just saying we we we know we're committing crime we know we know the economy is shrinking because of our fried but we don't think you have the the bollix to overthrow us haha they're tempting the tempting thing as if they're pushing the margin every every new product they bring out every every every new component they offer to the market they are out there pushing the mountain of the on believe every time you actually write they know how they're behaving and it goes right up to the very top of the tree they know exactly what they're d

terrorists because to do so would jeopardize the financial system so now you've got a class of untouchables they say we know you know that were criminals and we fund terrorism but if you try to go after us we're going to crash the system as i've done a couple of times they've got this to tear society of untouchables at h.s.b.c. by. please lloyds royal bank of scotland j.p. morgan goldman sachs here doesn't this as actually aren't they kind of thumbing their nose at the public and saying we dare you to overthrow us you know they're just tempting they're just they just saying we we know we're committing crime we know we know the economy is shrinking because of our fried but we don't think you have the the bollix to overthrow us haha they're tempting the tempting thing it is if they're pushing the mileage in every every new product they bring out every every every new component they offer to the market they are out there pushing the mountain of your own believe every time you actually write they know how they're behaving and it goes right up to the very top of the tree but you know exactly wha

for thousands of years and who knows what it actually holds absolutely untouched and so now fantastic or maybe the coach never thank you very much for that well then an update of some other news for you. well there's misery for air travelers in this plane above gary's entire government may have resigned a protest there last night of this team thousands marched across the field to the parliament building as did supporters of the now outgoing prime minister must resignation for the week or angry nationwide demonstrations in forest country that was sparked my energy price rises spent images and women living standards. but i barrier stood on strike stages out in the drift against a plan to lay off thousands of workers the airline merger of british airways and twenty that and make a baseball season targeting a loss making it deep cuts hundreds of flights have been grounded are expected to cost the struggling leisure humors most readily. the detective leading the oscar pistorius murder case is also facing serious charges in both there is accused of seven counts of attempted murder of the cl

we're going to crash the system as i've done a couple of times they've got us to tear society of untouchables at h.s.b.c. by. please lloyds royal bank of scotland j.p. morgan goldman sachs here doesn't this as actually aren't they kind of thumbing their nose at the public and saying we dare you to overthrow us you know they're just tempting they're just they just saying we we know we're committing crime we know we know the economy is shrinking because of our fried but we don't think you have the the bollix to overthrow us hot there tempting that tempting thing pushing the margin every every new product they bring out every every every new component they offer to the market they are out there pushing the mountain of your own bill of every time you actually write they know how they're behaving and it goes right up to the very top of the tree they know exactly what they're doing because the problem for us is because we have allowed we've allowed these institutions to push back and push back and push back in this in the the scandalous belief that somehow somewhere someday they're going to see the

steps up, jacoby jones behind chris culliver and makes the grab and gets back up because he was untouched and finds his way into the end zone, ravens up 21-3. all right. nice halftime speech, everybody comes out fired up. maybe the ravens a little bit more. the kickoff to start the 2nd half, jacoby jones out of the end zone from 8 yards deep and he's going right up the middle to match the nfl record for the longest kickoff return, 108 yards, ravens cruising 28-6. could this be a super bowl blowout? ray lewis playing in his final game and he ex halts in jim harbaugh, can't believe it. then 8:37 happens and the lights go out. results in a 34 minutes delay of game. the momentum switched. crabtree bounces off a few guys in the end from 31 yards, deficit cut. 10 minutes left, 9ers down 31- 23, kaepernick dangerous with those wheels in from 15 oint. the two-point conversion fails but 49ers within two. less than two minutes, this really the game. 9ers down five, 4th and goal, incomplete. kaepernick trying to find crabtree. take another look, see if you see their little penalty there, jimmy smith

terrorists because to do so would jeopardize the financial system so now you've got a class of untouchables they say we know you know that were criminals and we fund terrorism but if you try to go after us we're going to crash the system as i thought a couple of times they've got this to tear society of untouchables at h.s.b.c. . please lloyds royal bank of scotland j.p. morgan goldman sachs to you doesn't this essentially aren't they kind of thumbing their nose at the public and saying we dare you to overthrow us you know they're just tempting they're just they just saying we we know we're committing crime we know we know the economy is shrinking because of our fraud but we don't think you have the the bollix to overthrow us haha they're tempting the tempting thing it is if they're pushing the mileage in every every new product they bring out every every every new component they offer to the market they are out there pushing the motion of your own believe every time you actually write they know how they're behaving and it goes right up to the very top of the. well there during the problem

terrorists because to do so would jeopardize the financial system so now you've got a class of untouchables they say we know you know that were criminals and we fund terrorism but if you try to go after us we're going to crash the system as i thought a couple of times so you've got this teacher society of untouchables at h.s.b.c. . please lloyds royal bank of scotland j.p. morgan goldman sachs here doesn't this as actually aren't they kind of thumbing their nose at the public and saying we dare you to overthrow us you know they're just tempting they're just they just saying we we we know we're committing crime we know we know the economy is shrinking because of our fried but we don't think you have the the bollix to overthrow us hot they're tempting that tempting thing as if they're pushing the margin for every new product they bring out every every every new component they offer to the market they are out there pushing the mountain of your own believe every time you actually write they know how they're behaving and it goes right up to the very top of the tree but you know exactly what they

and if i just tip that there, untouched. absolutely untouched.f course, this is what collectors today are really looking for. i'm absolutely staggered. i have never seen three sets in such remarkable condition. i think if i was putting these into auction, i would not hold back. if i put them in as a lot, i'd put the three together with an estimate of between £1,200 and 1,800. really? very pleased to hear that. good. because you haven't played with them, you were a good boy. how do you feel now? do you feel like going out and buying a modern set? i think i'll treasure memories of what i used to do with my father's old set, but certainly, to have found these, i'm just bowled over. great. you're gonna look after them, and hopefully, they'll go on. tuck them away. fantastic. here we are, in the heart of the valley, and you kind of sense the past. it's almost like the ghosts of the miners are still here. have you got a connection with that? yes. my granddad, he was a copper miner, and tin miner at drakeswall gunnislake. and men from the valley, when t

not only did he walk into the end zone untouched, he went down with a knee injury and did not return.ood news today. he severed only a mild knee sprain and will not require surgery. he reestablished himself as a dominant force in the ravens defense. a curious trading in august as the oriole park rid of the lefty. they were rewarded and he said he wanted to stay. saunders will sign with seattle. they agree to a one-year $7 million contract. he started and won the wild card game in texas. that was a lofty piece of oriole team history. today, lacrosse begins. game one of the season and for johns hopkins in this miserable afternoon class game. first quarter, hopkins lining up. 2-1, blue jays. and of the first quarter, another and a long line of grades. five-one. in the third quarter, hopkins leading 6-4. enough to run in shorts in weather like about. as an announcer, handle everything. i hope i never have to handle something like this. at the islanders'-rangers game. right in the face of the gay reporter. despite the blood pouring down his face, he kept reporting. doing the broadcast busi

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the debris remained untouched because of radioactive contamination from the fukushima daiichi plant. some coastal areas were designated as being inside a 20 kilometer no entry zone. they lifted an entry ban last april in some areas. but it took 10 months for authorities to be taken resident's approval to create a temporary storage site for the debris. workers have begun sorting 20,000 meters of cubic wreckage. crews will take burnable debris to the temporary storage site where it will be incinerated. >> translator: i'm really glad that they are finally starting to clear the debris. i think it's a first step. >> translator: i've received a lot of requests to get rid of the debris as quickly as possible. we will work hard to remove all the debris as soon as possible. >> environment ministry officials say they hope to complete the clean up in other mars by march next year. >>> the nuclear accident prompted a major rethink of japan's energy policy. in july the government introduced a system called the feed and tariff, allows people with renewable energy to sell companies at a fixed price

you think you're untouchable.mistakes over and over again or to relive certain tough times in my life, it's been more than worth it because i see people are being bless bid hearing my story. so i'm glad i made the decision not to just disappear. i'm even more so glad that i decided to play basketball. it's given me a bigger stage to share my story. sure, i love the challenge of playing again, 35 years old. >> you were a 34-year-old rookie. >> don't say it. >> i was impressed. you're a 34-year-old rookie in a league running around with 21-year-olds and holding your own. what was it like to be a rookie again, to be the new fish? >> it was very humbling. it showed me i could play with these ladies, but i have a lot of work to do. nobody is going to outwork me. that's hands down. and once the ladies realized that i didn't want anything handed to me. i worked to get in the league and i'm willing to work to be a success in the league. once they saw that, i gained their respect. >> please welcome marion jones. [ cheers a

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also to analyze rocks untouched by humans. >> asteroids, meteorites,. >> incredible stuff. >> mark isnow with spring training. >> doesn't it feel like baseball season out there? in life say they don't burn your pitches. our fred inglis is in arizona with a couple of giants who definitely didn't burn any bridges and that's one of the reasons they're back. >> reporter: you got that right. you know the world series giants still have 22 players from last year's team. but they did add one veteran outfielder who happened to be a very big part of the 2010 world series giants. andres torres and angel pagan met in their locker room today. last year they were traded for each other along with ramone ramirez. pagan the 31-year-old had a great season. he won a world series ring and signed a new four year $40 million contract. meanwhile the 35-year-old andres torres had an injury- plagued year. he comes back for a one year $2 million deal and just wants to be part of the giants outfield rotation. >> i didn't take it personal. i really love san francisco. that's why i'm here. like i say, i was happy

what remains in some cases looks untouched. children's toys, sofas and beds with the sheets still tucked in. the storm cut mantoloking in two pieces. the ocean broke through to the bay. now the road is passable, but the recovery has only just begun. one of the biggest challenges they face is the removal of debris. not just what you see here on land, but also what's under water. 58 houses swept into this bay, more than 1,000 boats, and dozens of cars. in two weeks, they're going to begin the process of removing it all. their hope is to have it all cleaned up in time for the summer. but realistically, city officials say, summers here won't be back to normal for years. this house on the beach is actually a sign of hope. the owners put it on the market right after the storm, and even in its current state, brian, it sold. >> stephanie gosk, mantoloking, new jersey. thanks. >>> quick note tonight on the federal budget cuts, called the sequester, set to take effect a week from today. the transportation secretary, ray lahood, said toda

that's truly untouched by the experience. so what i had to do is find out -- he was trying to express his pain, and i felt that. then i got him to connect to a part of himself that is whole. this part you can see on camera, we gave it a name. the name was tigger. when he changed to that kind of personality, his glasses came off, he was able to see without the headaches. he stopped tremoring. he had been shaking like this for hours. all that stopped literally in minutes. an hour later he was on stage with a group of, about 2,500 people from 80 countries rocking them, sharing his mission for his life. he found something greater than his pain. he found something he wanted to serve, like he served for his country. now it's to serve other people. >> is that a regular people for people coming out of combat zones, i have military people in my family, and when they're home, they get listless and restless, and start to feel strange, just not being where they're used to being, in that dangerous environment. >> we don't know how to open

that it's an untouchable and is this sending a message maybe to other. politicians that maybe this is a subject that i should not even criticize talk about because in the future it will let me know this is a complex complex issue and i don't know if we have enough time to for me to explain the top down the peculiar taboos of american politics but. i would say that the this is not unique for example you have to go back in american history so for example there's a large irish population in america and for many many years discussion of the northern ireland problem between. ireland and the u.k. was very difficult in the united states because of the influence of this irish political group in the united states so the israel thing is not unique. you just have to know that it sometimes american policy all politics are strange every country has its place it's its secrecy but i think to your question of this is some kind of a message that people have to be very very careful about speaking about israel i think not i think it's the opposite the fact that the preside

the other night, "frontline" broadcast a report called "the untouchables," on how the department of justice allegedly has looked the other way for fear that prosecuting the banks would do even more damage to the american economy. >> it was a definite sense that justice backed off. >> did the government fail? >> a number of people told us that you didn't make this a top priority. >> well, i'm sorry that they think that because i made it an incredibly top priority. >> that's lanny breuer, the assistant attorney general in charge of the criminal division at the justice department. a week after the frontline report, he stepped down and is now expected to return to private corporate practice, one more government appointee spinning through the lucrative revolving door between washington and wall street. that door could be a big reason why government treats the banks with kid gloves. a man who once worked for citigroup, jack lew, the president's chief of staff, has been picked to be the new treasury secretary. and mary jo white, the newly named head of the securities and exchange commission, is a

. >> we came out of world war two with a very, very untouched economy and the rest of the world was in ruins literally. and we benefited enormously from that and people think back to that era and think, gee, we should be able to do that again. >> reporter: but that is less and less likely in a world where global competition and rapidly changing technology are washing away and replacing middle class work. faced with these challenges, the president offers two solutions: more training and more investment in technology to help american workers compete. and there's bipartisan support for that approach. >> going forward the question will be can we take people with average skills and give them a new technology that makes them earn a lot of money, or can we make our workers more skilled and thus allow them to earn more money. that's going to be the issue. >> reporter: the other issue is scale. the american middle class is vast and so are the challenges facing it. >> the magnitude of the problem facing the middle class-- this disconnect between economic growth and their prosperity, their opport

now, the body had been left untouched for the coroner. again she's on the scene and is expected to give her approval to remove the body. we're at alum rock park, arturo santiago, nbc bay area news. >>> police investigating a deadly crash this morning involving a stolen vehicle and a driver who allegedly tried to run down an officer on blossom hill road. this happened just after 11:00 last night. an officer was conducting a traffic stop on capital expressway when a dark suv swerved and tried to run right over that officer. the officer ended up following the suv, and the driver of the automobile tried to get away but ended up simply losing control on blossom hill near monterey road. that suv flipped over and crashed right into a ravine. >> officers were able to make contact with two juvenile females who exited the vehicle. they went down the ravine and contacted the suspect driver who was ejected out of the vehicle. they took him into custody. san jose fire was on the scene almost immediately. they tended to the suspect but he died from the

hammering them and throwing bombs is not going solve it because the central conflict will remain untouched. >> host: you talk about the philippines. what's going on there? >> guest: same situation. exactly the same. a muslim minority group in the fringes in certain parts of the philippinesment they have been independent for centuries, and they're seeing the same process, the central government coming in very aggressively, taking their land, converting their lands into -- by settlers from outside into lands which suddenly they been a minority in their own land. and in the philippines i found something interesting. the philippines have taken an initiative to reach out to these tribal groups and bring them on board. and how did they do this? simply negotiated. you want autonomy, want to preserve your culture and customs? fine as long as you're not rebelling against the state we have no objection, and just that simple initiative, that simple human act, and the remarkable general who actually stood up -- a general, thing of it, american general doing this -- in front of the population and actua