now they're poisoning the rhino's horn. the poison is harmless to the rhino but can be harmful to humans. a toxic agent is injected into the horn. it doesn't hurt the rhino but it makes the horn worthless as a supplement. in one day, the rangers caught three rhinos and injected their horns with the toxins. signs have been put up to warn the poachers the horns are poisonous and no longer have any value. >> we must believe that we can win it. and all of our little efforts are maybe just a drop in the ocean. but, in conjunction with each other, they can definitely make a difference, i'm convinced of it. >> reporter: they monitor the rhino until it recovers and moves away. most of south africa's game reserves and protection programs are funded through donations. which means their budgets are limited. and so is their ability to protect these endangered animals. it may take a lot more ingenuity to ensure the rhino's survival. nhk world, south africa. >>> the sun is back in tokyo, albeit it's windy. robert speta sheer with the for

i am glad you said horns. you cannot do so without horns. horns don't get the respect they deserve.arth wind and fire without horns? chicago. i love the horns. you got to do it. the new project i'm martina mcbride is called "everlasting." you will want to add this to your collection. have a great to her. good to have you on. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with comedian tim conway. that's next time. we will see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> narrator: six years, 22 countries, close to 200 scientists, and one exceptional research vessel. the global reef expedition is on a mission to study coral reefs around the world. >> coral reefs are undergoing a worldwide crisis, and we are trying to understand where the healthiest reefs remain, what sort of factors make those reefs healthy, and, reefs that hav

over to the horn up ahead.hree, two, one. >> ah. >> oh. >> nerve-racking. >> that gap has to look bigger because it's on a action camera because it's got the wide angle view, i got to believe it's not that as dramatic when you are up there. >> well, if you believe that a five-foot gap is not that big, it's pretty big. >> it looks like the grand canyon from this shot. >> the son's name is william. listen to his voice. he's a child. when he did this, he was 11 years old. >> gee. >> he'll go up to be afraid of nothing. >> his dad and he trained for years so he could have the strength and stamina and the strength in his fingers, of course, to be able to do this, and dad said it was a nerve-racking experience because he has no control over the ropes that are holding his son but at the same time he was very proud to see this very young boy taking that leap and basically ticking his butt. after he lands he gets up and even takes a step right to the edge of the horn. look. >> oh, boy. one of those things, though, you'r

once i did the horn was speaking for me. the years i had a tremendous run.important for me to have meaningful life. you have to be of service to others as well. tell me about stepping out. >> it started with putting on the ritz. what i like to do is take songs familiar to people and put a little spin on them so it is heard in a way that hasn't been heard before. every now and then i find myself whistling as long, and i say, -- whistling a song, and i say, why am i whistling? it must be that melody. i try to find a way to arrange it or do something that makes it an unusual listen. you have done that. how did you figure out what was 16 tracks?ke these >> i just kept going. i had more than 16. i had 20. we whittled it down. i am a right brain guy. when it feels good, i stop. when it doesn't feel good i there is a toss it. version of the lonely bull. it was the 50th anniversary, and i did a retake with orchestra, so it's completely different than the original record gaveded in 1962, and we that away as a thank you to the folks that supported a in him through the

horn strumper! what does this fellow want? get out, oaf, before i pluck both your eyes, cut off your head and make corkscrews out of your legs. he's gone already. but he left this letter. you read it. i don't know whether i'm going out of my mind or whether i forgot how to read. read it, clownish female. it's probably from manure. exactly. he says that he has escaped from prison, but the czar has welcomed him most warmly, that he is going invade your territories and reinstate boggerlas on the throne, and that you will most certainly end up swinging on the end of a rope. oh, i'm scared. oh, oh, oh, i'm frightened. oh, i'm a dead stalk. what's to become of me, poor wretch that i am? this nasty man is going to kill me. saint anthony and all the saints preserve me. i'll shell out bags of phynance and even burn candles to you. oh, god, what's to become of me? there's only one course for you to adopt, pa ubu. - what's that, my love? - war. may god defend the right. well and nobly spoken. oh, yes, and i get knocked about all over aga

and the university of texas and the long horns. there's not a problem with the analogy. and that problem is that college sports exists in a cacoon. they have tack privileges they have subsidies from the university. they have state subsidies. if you take away the branding of college sports. and they lose those, there's a question about how the finances hold up, and also a question about how fans respond. maybe all of a sudden ifs then't branded as amateur athletics maybe they treat them like they do minor league baseball. and instead of 60,000 people showing up, you get ten or 15,000 showing up, and is the enterprise itself is transformed. >> barrett, the enterprise itself is transformed. hasn't the money in some ways become the tail that wags the dog? >> absolutely. obviously with the sec network, the money being generate bid the attention that college athletics in particular college football and basketball create, is huge. the landscape now is completely different than it was 15 years ago. ten years from now, it is going to look entirely different probably with even mor

. ♪ horn oh no! that's the queen! what are we going to tell her?kay, maybe we should tell her that she ran away with a sphinx... or she turned into stone... or... or, uh... no squidgy. we'll have to tell her the truth. your highness! hello olive! i'm so looking forward to seeing my beautiful kiya. where is she? em. well... you see, the thing is... kiya ran away... but it's not olive's fault.

at the horn! >> and it's good. yes. hook 'em horns. >> hook 'em horns for you, betty. what is march madness without a buzzer beater. nonexistent. the seventh seed moves on with 87-85 win keeping the midwest region free of upsets for now. louisville, michigan, and st. louis, also they lived to play another day. >>> all right. so you're going to hear about this and go, shocker. productivity in the work force and at schools apparently tanks as the games begin each afternoon. look at these tweets. >> of course it does. >> they show students getting very little school work done as the games get underway. all that productivity that's lost. >> right. >> costs businesses about $1.2 billion. that's a whole lot of money. that's every hour. you throw that in during the first week alone. i like your idea, throw the monitors up, cave in, everybody have a good time. >> you have to. it's going to happen anyway. good thing we work in tv. easy for us to say. >> whether you're behind that tv screen or not. >> thank you, frances. >>> a three alarm brush fire is under control after, just

let's go around the horn. tim seymour? >> asia outperforming. i like korea. etfs out there. buy korea. >> amd. the ceo gave us a good interview. i like it. using a tight stock. >> karen finerman? >> children's place. they didn't have great earnings. but the stock was hit. and i think it's a good buy. >> doc? >> wwe. i got to go with mr. mcmahon's company here. a lot of momentum. i think it continues. >> thanks so much for watching. see you tomorrow at 5:00 for more "fast." and "options action." meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer.

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combination of the fast-growing olive garden, red lobster along with steak joints like the basic long horn the high-priced capital grill, as well as bahama breeze. but somewhere along the line, i don't know where, i just don't know. the whole chain -- the whole chain went astray. yesterday, the company flushed out the recovery plan but at the same time preannounced hideous names. horrendous sales figures, minus 5.4% for olive garden, negative 8.8% for red lobster. management plan is simply a terrible admission that it has no idea what to do with red lobster, no ability to turn it around as it's tried mightily over the years. and instead, just wants to off

the woman screamed and a passing driver saw what was going on and honked the horn. lucero during the incident, a passer by was driving her vehicle and noticed what was going on and noticed that a female was in distress so she started honking her horn to distract the male that was involved in it. the suspect ran away after that. lucero the victim sustained no injuries and at this point we don't have any other reports of similar crimes in the area. san francisco police are investigating the possibility that an officer who was shot saturday. may have been wounded by friendly fire. officer adam shaw was injured during a shooting in the mission district over the weekend. the incident triggered a bay area- wide manhunt. and ended with a wild police chase and arrest of jeffrey ruano --- who police say, is a convicted felon. the bullet that hit officer shaw has not been found. and no gun was found on the suspect when he was arrested sunday morning. we have not eliminated the possibility that this was a friendly fire. so far the only weapon we have it been able to put on the

we'll find kiya. ♪ horn oh no! that's the queen! what are we going to tell her?.. or... or, uh... no squidgy. we'll have to tell her the truth. your highness! hello olive! i'm so looking forward to seeing my beautiful kiya. where is she? em. well... you see, the thing is... kiya ran away... but it's not olive's fault. i tried to give her a bath and... you tried to bathe my cat!? i'm sorry, your highness. a bath for kiya? how marvellous! now, let's see if we can find her. [whistle] oh! there you are, kiya! you're not angry with us? angry? no, sweetie-pie; i'm happy we have kiya back and i'm very happy that you told the truth. come along, darling. we have a parade to go to! listen! hooray! and after the parade, you're having a bath my dear! justin! uh oh. sounds like we have to go. we have our own parade! the halloween parade! have fun! you too. bye olive. bye olive! goodbye everybody! ♪ i still can't find my phone. ♪ mom? yes, honey? um... mom, i was playing with the phone and now i can't find it. i'm sorry. that's okay. it is? yes. i'm glad you we

even so, it's our "play of the day." [ horn blowing ] >> that dog was pressing its owner's car horn fornoying minutes. it was apparently upset the owner was just taking too long in a scottish art gallery. >> i love it. >> the dog's name is fern, and now she's something of an internet sensation. do you think she knows what she's doing? >> it seems like it. >> maybe she's thinking where is that silly noise coming from. maybe she doesn't know it's her. >> i don't know if i'm buying that innocent face. >>> up next, "the pulse" where president obama tries something new to promote his health care law with funny man zach galifianakis. >>> and from rock star and something you wouldn't expect. wait till you hear what keith richards is up to. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. we know you do so much more. there are 16 fresh-picked oranges squeezed into each bottle of tropicana pure premium. and absolutely no space for added sug

you can imagine 12,000 miles around cape horn to get a message in. it was 12,000 in china. that was one of the big problems with john jacob astor abscission, it is not the lack of communication, and he didn't know for two years whether hunt had arrived, and eventually did arrive mostly intact but not entirely. john jacob astor had little control over what was going on and he was really wanting them to stand fast and put tremendous resources behind it. a huge amount of money, endless resources but his men didn't have the will. hunt fox after -- he thought john jacob astor was not willing to defend the place but john jacob astor spend over a year trying to convince the u.s. navy to or the president, secretary of state, everyone in washington d.c. to send an armed ship, u.s. naval ships to defend astoria against the british navy. the u.s. navy was going to send a ship but at the last minute the crew got diverted to fight a battle on the great lakes though it didn't go. a meticulous planner, he outfitted another couple of ships, he bought a really fast ship called the lark and

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the bus driver starts honking on his horn, blowing his horn so angry that this guy is in his bus lane. that makes this guy in the car angry. he slams on the brakes and he starts cursing at this bus driver. you see him there hanging out of the window. then you actually see him get out of his car and according to reports at this moment in the video, he came up to the bus and started kicking the bus. then this man, this driver gets back into his car and begins to drive away, so you think this is probably over. but watch this strange bizarre move. there are people there, and that's not just a few people. this is busy. this guy evidently can't get over his own rage because a little later in the video, this car reappears as the bus driver tries to pull around this car to try to get out of this situation, the car continues to cut the bus off until eventually this happens. it is absolutely bizarre. the guy inside the car is so angry that he's decided to take his rage inside the bus. this gets ridiculous and it gets violent. >> why? why would you open the door? >> the bus driver gets out, trie

. >> head butt, see the little horns? he's got the itty-bitty horns and doing the head butts. >> they are, like, little shanks. >> now, the japanese goat antelope tries to run off into the woods. but they don't leave him alone. >> ah! >> ha, ripped his gloves and they decide they'll leave this little fella alone. >> okay. back it away. >> i think the japanese goat antelope won this round. >> absolutely won this round. do you know who else is winning the people in this video? >> i don't think they're going to make it that far. >> also from juking video. you got a few youngsters ready to go down a snowy hill in, yes, what is a canoe. at the bottom of this canoe is a little pond. is this going to go well? is it going to go badly? let's watch. oh. >> perfect. >> yes! >> wow. that's really neat. >> i think the little girl behind the camera has the best idea that maybe everyone else should have thought of. >> taking the saddle. >> oh, no. >> they should have taken the paddles. >>> first, momma makes an appearance. then -- >> we

now policy wonk, don't get too wonky, and if you do, i blow the wonk horn, but, bryce, starting withou, you disagree with me and the congressman. how did we get it wrong? >> he says it's about values, we are sure it's not going to pass any time soon with the congress we have, but it's about deciding where you invest and how you pay for it. it's not like he's deciding to do all the new spending and won't pay for it. a lot is paid for. john: with higher taxes. >> with higher taxes, but it's not just a tax for everyone in the country or even all of our wealthy people, but specifically targeted, say, money that multinational corporations take overseas, and, therefore, they avoid u.s. tax. john: assuming they don't dodge it and bring money in. what about the debt? doesn't that scare you? >> the deficit, you know, the difference between the debt we have and money we have is falling right now. it fell at the fastest rate last year than any year since world war ii. john: falling from the stimulus. >> sure, but another reason is because the economy's getting better. part of the reason it was

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at the horn it goes. cameron ridley wins it! cameron ridley's buzzer beater gives texas the 87-85 win, its first tournament victory since 2011. >>> thorly rounds of t tournament can be trouble for favorites and ball for cinderellas. thursday was no different. north dakota state notches the first tournament win in school and state history. a three-pointer with 11 seconds left sends the game into overtime, and the 12th seeded bisons upset the fifth seed oklahoma, 87-85. >>> another 12-5 upset in the east region. harvard topped cincinnati 61-57. it's the second year in a row harvard has notched a tournament victory for the first time in 30 years. an ivy league school has won in back-to-back years. >>> in-state rivals dayton and ohio state going down to the wile. ohio state holding a one-point lead with ten seconds to go. cbs's vern lundqvist has the call. >> eight seconds to go. crafted defensively. sanford. off the glass. oh! 3.8. all the way up. oh. >> dayton pulls off the upset with the 60-59 win. they will face syracuse in the

reporter explains why. >> right now, south lake tahoe wildlife experts don't know why this great horned owl can't use its legs, but they have a strong suspicion. >> we have thought that there could be some poisoning. >> here's why. wildlife officials say this owl can't use its legs at all, but yet it can squeeze its talon. >> the way he can use its talons, it looks like a poison. >> also known as rat poison. uc davis is expected to determine a rat poison. meanwhile, a former uc davis researcher who specializes in rat poisoning says this owl could be symbolic of a much bigger issue. >> definitely. >> that's because he has seen a significant increase in rat poison exposure since 2010 in animals that eat rats. >> from hawks, eagles, owls, are being impacted up and down this state. >> state wildlife officials say a major culprit are illegal marijuana grows where growers are using rat poisons unregulated to protect marijuana plants and the cause of this owl's injuries remain a mystery, one researcher used an example to highlight why everyone is concerned. >> if a human were to consume that b

the engineer blew the horn but the teens did not move out of the way. she told her mother that moore pushed her out of the way. >> i am so fortunate that she is here. but my heart is so heavy, because he is not with me. everything that i want my daughter to have as a boyfriend. to take care of her. to protect her. >>> and wood side on phillip road near portolo road. it's best to avoid jogging when mountain lions are most active. that is around dawn, dusk and at night. >>> some ran, some hobbled and most smiled. this was the fifth year of oakland's increasingly popular running festival. katie yuccas was there for the run and at the start line. >> reporter: 1,800 people ran in the streets of oak land. sean cockrin says it's the locals who brought him back for the sixth year. >> it's the crowd that come out here. the people of oakland. they carry you through the 26 miles. it's an amazing feeling, unlike any other marathon i've run. >> reporter: the women's 5k and marathon was won by jennifer. >> i've ran this race many times and it's fun to finally win. >>

nhk world of fashion east not points the assignment and rhinoceros horns has be intercepted by airport officials. around one hour lol. we confiscated nine rhinoceros right here in thailand. they have a street value of about thirty thousand us dollars per kilogram. vietnam and china they would have sold for a much higher price. the win oscars for his band and if conditions on international trade in endangered spaces but the break. it makes them the target of international criminal syndicates. since ancient times rival paul has been prized as an important ingredient in traditional chinese medicine. recently the man has reason to get them in china. after rumors spread that drinking in the fusion of throwing a phone book to illnesses and even cancer. you get mad at an environmental group has posted this message on this website. telling people the trial form has known medicinal benefits one place where rival coaches continue to operate is the mighty quick game is there in the north west of south africa. in the last two years to figure me out and was hoping to cheer for their points. there i

. >> here we can honk the horn. >> that's the horn? >> so just push? >> push down. sounds] >> i need one of these in my office. >> g.e. has become so global that more than half of its 300,000 workers are now overseas. we spoke to him on the floor of g.e.'s jet engine servicing plant in petropolis. how much of your revenues, now, come from overseas? >> 60%. >> 60% of g.e.'s revenues is foreign. >> when i became ceo, it was 30. now, i wish all our customers were in chicago. i mean, everything about the u.s. is easier than doing business here, but this is where the growth is. >> you know, it's like a bucket of ice on your head. i don't think we have caught up to the reality of how much the world is consuming and how we're slippin' back. >> you know, i don't think it has to be all bad news. i still think there's lots of things we can do in the u.s., but the customers are here. and that's just the way it is. >> g.e. has 8,000 employees in brazil, and rising. at factory rallies here, immelt, as cheerleader, looks out at the future of the company. >> i want you to get up e

david: bull by the horns. let's hope we all get the bull by the horns.his bull back in our lives. thank you very much, sheila. good to see you. >> you're welcome. david: the fed's taper may free up banks to lend more money to businesses. it is happening. that is good news. that could in turn boost employment and economic growth. john allison, cato institute ceo and former bb&t chairman and ceo, one of the best banks in the country will tell us how this could be a game-changer for our economy. cheryl: is it getting more expensive to listen to your music on one of the most popular music sites in the nation. we'll have details coming up in a few moments. ♪ we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach thing

one overland up the lewis and clark route, and then one around cape horn, the seagoing party. so pierre dorian was the son of pierre dorian sr., and pierre dorian sr. had been the interpreter for lewis and clark five or six years earlier. pierre dorian jr. was married to marie dorian who was a native american woman from the iowa tribe, and pee offdorian -- pierre dorian insisted his wife come along even though she wasn't too enthusiastic about the idea. she had two small toddlers, two boys, and she also learned enroute that she was pregnant. she ended up -- her story is like sacajawea's several times over. she has the most incredible survival story you can imagine. a friend in missoula where i'm from who's an historian and archaeologist, sally thompson, has studied a lot about lewis and clark and pointed out to me as i was researching this story that sacajawea and marie dorian probably met, almost surely met, and that got me interested in doing the research to see if they did, and they certainly did. they were in the same camp. this was when sacajawea was going back up the riv

. >> you horn dog. >> reporter: there never seems to be enough of the man to go around. >> i would rathere 20% of a good man than zero. >> reporter: don't even bother trying to find the right label for them. polygamist, fundist mormo-- fundamentalist mormons. >> reporter: would you marry again? >> i don't want another one. not to say they're not great. "my five wives," sunday night on tlc. >> coming up, we go behind the new muppet movie and all the stars from miss piggy to kermit the frog and ricky gervais that goes completely off the rails. >> announcer: abc "nightline" brought to you by volkswagen. vo: volkswagen has the most vehicles on the road with over 100,000 miles. that's the power of german engineering. purina pro plan can help him drachieve it. ♪ driving rock/metal music stops ♪music resumes music stops ♪music resumes [announcer] purina pro plan's bioavailable formulas deliver optimal nutrient absorption. [whistle] purina pro plan. nutrition that performs. eating healthier,tion by drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is

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and of course, it started the gold rush in the black hills and ended at the little big horn. but do you have insight on why there was no battle for the black hills? >> i am glad you brought that up. the treaty red clouds signed in 1868 to end the war -- >> you gave away the ending. >> the treaty was still in affect when the gold was discovered in the black hills. and minors were brought in. for a while the united states government made some attempt to keep them out. but they realized they would not be able to do that and got an expedition headed by custer and they went in there. there was no battle or opposition put up, but his invasion did built momentum under the leadership of sitting bull and crazy horse that they have to stop this and protect the black hills. little big horn was the result two years later and the death of custer which is a battle red cloud didn't participate in. >> red cloud had been to washington. and he went to the navy yard and was shown the cannons. when the whites started pouring into the black hills, sitting bull and crazy horse said it is time to f

first of all, let's give horn to god alleyway mighty for bringing us here today today is a historic occasionthe memory of doctor george davis the man that actually brought us together here today his vision to take our issues to the bayview he's no longer with us but we know your presence here today says a lot about his legacy and passion. i'm honored to be standing here knowing that speaker pelosi is here with us the number one advocate for children and women and seniors in the entire country of the united states is here (clapping) in spite of her tight scheduling schedule her passion is here so we're 4u7b8 and i'm honored to have a hitters activity and great mayor mayor ed lee is here with us today (clapping) on the stage we have mr. salazar that actually, the developer that helped us to put all those things together to make that happen washington and senator leno who is here for things we do in our county. we couldn't have gotten this done without wells fargo and every one of you know things happen because of ms. brenda wright (clapping) reverend walking is the board the ceo of the bayview

bells are ringing, the train's conductor is blasting the air horn and the barrier arms are down. regardless of all of these safety measures, four people risk their lives to get across the tracks in front of the speeding train. watch and see the fourth person crossing, barely makes it acrossnearly losing a race with a train. caltrain officials say the barrier arm was engaged and functioning correctly on the day this video was shotthe pedestrians chose to ignore the warningsall to save a few seconds. ryan evans takes the train every day and says the video is shocking and he can't understand why anyone would take such a chance. ryan evans a portion that before nursing in one council close to getting it before. --come so close caltrain rider yeah, that's pretty crazy. so, did that guy go around the gate? i've never seen that before. i've never seen anyone come close like that. that's something to consider. ryan says there is no way those people were unaware of the train coming through the station. there are lots of warnings when the train approaches the station. evans i come here all

insurance, you tend to draw a following. [ brakes screech ] flo: unh... [ tires squeal, brakes screech, horn ] ooh, ooh! [ back-up beeping, honking ] a truckload of discounts for your business -- now, that's progressive. >> as the investigation into missing flight 370 continues, the focus turns to security. what role did it play in the disappearance of this aircraft. let's ask the former director of security for tel aviv international airport. aviation expert joins us now. >> good evening, judge. >> let me go right to what your take is as it relates to security and how security difference, security checkpoints might have changed the story we are covering now. >> there are a lot of issues with more and more details about this flight and the security exercised. by the malaysian airways and the guadalupe paw airport. the fact that we had at least two passengers on board. it is a very serious issues. it relies on the fact that who our passengers are. we managed to stop the dead guys that we know of before we go off it is closed. as far as the security is concerned although i have to say with the

listen to that horn. oh, my gosh. beautiful. oh, no. the 52. oh, my god. oh. we're going to watch this. this is special. >> i booked a ticket for moscow. and interrupt, via. skype or something. suddenly, snowden has become a deep thinker. we have to remember that snowden was basically a junior systems administrator at best. not engineer. suddenly he is the, the top thinker on privacy, use today. >> yes. >> but no, i think this is, you know my feelings about this. and my vice president of diligence sitting next to me. we end to differ. i will keep a level head. when he starts spouting the bull crap. i will not say anything at all. >> you don't want him executed? >> i want him to face. justice for what he has done. >> you have gotten soft. >> again. all i talk about. i think, you know, got emotive quickly. the guy deserves to be in court here in the u.s. i happen to agree with you. mike has a point about snowden being a low level government employee. means heap is not an expert. south by southwest is having him on. more of a novelty aspect. when i heard the guy

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hours after, jenna's mother posted this, she was sitting on the train tracks with her boyfriend, the horn blew to alert them. she cleared and dropped her phone and the train creates a vacuum and suction you in and we are beyond devastated. >>> students don't know what to do with the feelings they have. some students are saying, let's wear pink because it was her favorite color. >> students wore pink clothes and condolences have been out, r i p jenna betty. she had a smile and she was always a phenomenal athlete. >> today grieve counselors were on hand and she had many friends from soccer and one of jenna's sisters attend the memorial high school. >>> a box truck snarled the late morning commute, the bay bridge. joining us from highway 101 where the chase ended, it is still um packth contract -- impacting traffic. >> as you are taking a look you can see but just about five minutes ago, ch b had been involved, one of our cameras of a white box truck slowly moving through the east bay finally making a stop here on highway #0 1, the chp has identified the driver as hector. fence tess. he a le

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different frequencies of the horn.thematical equations to nail this down. i describe as a lot of moving parts. what do you think that technology and that map? >> they say this is the first type it's been done. you can draw some conclusions there. even if the airplane was headed south we don't know where it went down. i think this is an attempt by inmarsat. i think what the prime minister did the other day was unconscionable. martha: the weather is bad in that part of the ocean. do you think the malaysian officials have been successful in putting this to rest, that people will stop looking? >> no, china lost 150 of their citizens, they are not going to play mr. nice guy on this. they are going to push this. also we have gotten so much misinformation. when they made the turn, when the guy said good night. when it went down to 12,000 feet. i don't know how it could do that and then go back up to cruising altitude. there are so many unknown things here. the focus will go back to kuala lumpur and what were you guys doing. m