i had a chance in a submarine called alvin.a look. >> as we look for signs of life in space, these sients of the scientists of the deep are unlocking the secrets of below. >> what we're doing is astronauts and planetary scientists trying to study the life on another planet. >> oceans cover city% of the earth's surface with only a small parnlg part of it explored. we are traveling to costa rica to begin research of an underwater mountain the dorado outcrop. while biologists like me tend to focus or interest on the biodiversity of costa rica hundreds of miles to the see getting to the dive site is a major undertaking. we start to head to atlantis our home base for the next 12 days. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of the most sophisticated research vessels in the world. it's a navy ship with a crew of 50 technicians and scientists. its secret weapon: is a middle aged submarine with a nerdy name. meet alvin. we're going to the bottom of the see floor, 10,000 feet below. alvin is a deep water submersible built for scientific research. capable of takin

diving to the ocean floor in alvin in my experience it is the tip of a lifetime. you can follow the entire scientific mission we engaged in and find out firsthand how scientists are planning to mine the ocean floor at 5:30 eastern 2:30 pacific. >> temperatures 40° below zero, for the yukon arctic race. it can go up to 430 miles through flowy wilderness. andrew lack shows us how competitors prepare. >> minus 30° 30° celsius. training in waterfront park. in the early 20s they are very fit and regularly run marathons and triathalons. >> we are holding hands and enjoying the romantics of the trail. minus 40, and snuggling up in a sleeping bag. >> i'm starting to be scared a little bit but actually looking forward to it as well, yeah, it will be a nice experience. >> that's your house? >> yes. >> if sleds they drag carry food shelter and safety gear to help them survive unimaginable extremes of cold. >> i know if my head would led me down, i could be, you know, if your head leads let's you down there's no way to keep going. >> as we head norts the wind is blowing in ou

nba rising stars challenge warriors assistant alvin gentry coaching the usa team vs the international team for the internationals andrew wiggins of the timberwolves and fron torontothe #1 overall pick with the ally-oop dunk he had 2 points the frenchman rudy golbert from the jazz big block on one end then one of his at least 76 dunks at the other he had 18 points 12 rebounds, 3 bloacks wiggins mvp final: 121-112 world and tune in sunday after the nba all-star game for the first ever kron 3-point shootout names like appelbaum, roberts, rates stone and lodes and a special appearance from pam moore 9pm on sports night live just say the name scott rates over and over again when you are at home this weekend sharks/coyotes todd mclellan going for his 300th win 3rd period/ 2-2 tie barclay goodrow scores as the sharks erase a 2-0 deficit to lead 3-2 late 3rd period/ 3-2 sharks joe pavelski scores on the empty netter for his 3rd goal of the game it's his 4th career hat trick 4-2 sharks mclellan the 2nd fastest in nhl history to win 300 games final: 4-2 sharks that's it for the kron 4 news at 1

. >> my name is alvin whims, everyone calls me gator. a lot of us have animal names in here because it has to represent something, you know. that's prison life. >> calvin williams got his nickname while working as a sparring partner to a heavyweight boxer. >> every time i get against the ropes he'll jab me and hit me real hard. i get upset about it, man you hit me too hard. he kept doing it, kept doing it, so i snapped the gloves off, and i attacked him. i knew i couldn't beat him hand to hand so i bit him. when they broke us off, when they wiped the blood away, it was in the shape of a gator. with the head and the tail the whole nine yards. i don't know how it happened. i just bit him. you know. >> any nicknames? >> they call me cocoa joe. the name hustle got me here, too. so sometime it ain't good to hustle. >> while nicknames are common in prison, we've discovered something else is as well, but it's not as harmless. >> what is that? >> prison-made whiskey. it's called julu. it's got prunes in it. they just wait till it ferments good.

>> reporter: school superintendent alvin crowley met with the parents outside a meeting at the school. they wanted us to be here too. we asked them about how this happened. >> i cannot talk about a student's individual case. certainly we're going to work with the parents and if there are concerns we'll address them as a school division. >> reporter: her parents tell us she walked out of the school in frustration because a teacher ignored her complaint about an alleged bully pushing her. while the school investigates this mother worries. >> when i go to bed at night and i close my eyes and i see in my mind that she may have got hit by a car. >> reporter: and tonight the family tells me that they appreciate the alexandria school superintendent coming here to meet with them. they plan on having another meeting tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. and they plan on telling him that they want natalia to attend a different school. shomari stone, news 4. >>> we've got an inside look today at what first responders go through in their training for an emergency on metro. transportation reporter adam tuss went

we're talking about the issue of legacy with alvin ailey. but you'll have your own legacy, too., it was not her words, but it was by an ancient writer named terrence, i believe. and it struck me as my own mantra and how i view the world. it was i am a human being. nothing human can be alien to me. it just opens the door to infinite possibilities and that, to me is my vision for the company and how i want to leave the company always curious, always moving forward. >> choreographers come from all over the globe to work with robert battle. it will be very interesting to see where he takes this company. our shared american history, elisabeth, it's what i always say. always fun to look toward the future as well. >> and it was incredible to see such power, such art such history in motion. another incredible moment in this series. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> we will see you later today. next week, you know him as bunk from "the wire." watch. >> my father had me on the street. >> but it's what he's doing for his hometown in new orleans that will cement his legacy. the

for 62-year-old alvin jones junior.llapsed at an apartment complex and having trouble breathing but protocol -- they did not reach jones for 28 minutes and he died two days later in the hospital. >>> the tensions that erupted around the country following deaths brought the nation's top law enforcement official to the bay area. u.s. attorney general eric holder made stops in oakland and san francisco. he led a discussion at the oakland federal building with community leaders, law enforcement, and city leaders from across the east bay. it was part of holders nationwide tour aimed at finding ways to bring the public and police closer together. some who attended called it an honest heated conversation. >> there is no question that this city deserves an outstanding world class police force to keep it safe. >> i thought that there was a lot of hand holding for the law enforcement that was in the room and i would have preferred a more frank discussion. >> the attorney general also met with san francisco mayor ed lee and visite

a call came in at 6:39 for a 62- year-old alvin jones jr.had collapsed at an apartment complex and was having trouble breathing. because of the protest though, firefighters were required to wait for police escort and they didn't reach him for 28 minutes. jones died two days later at the hospital. >>> and the tensions that brought protests to ferguson have spread throughout the bay area. >> eric holder visited and is trying to find a better relationship between police and the public. >> there's no question that this city deserves an outstanding world class police force to keep it safe. >> reporter: with community leaders and some young people on hand it was touted as an effort to find ways to bring the community and police closer together. >> out of what we've seen in ferguson, new york, cleveland, other places there's an opportunity for us to move forward. to make better the relationship that must exist between law enforcement and the communities we serve. >> we have got to do more to close that trust gap between government and the people we

now he has the daunting tack of continuing tradition at alvin ailey. >> we are talking about the issueu will have your own legacy. what will it be? >> wow...something i remember said by a nobel prize winner and it struck me as my own mantra and how i view the world i am a human being, nothing human can be alien to me. it just opens the door to the possibilities. that, to me, is my vision for the company and how i want to lead the company, all curious, always moving forward. >> what a heartfelt and inspiring ceremony that was harris. >> fox news alert the daytona has been won and fox congratulates the 24-year-old winner. >> and it looks easy. >> we missed the drama. do you think my sister's prettier than me? ♪ ♪ [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] research, price, find. only cars.com helps you get the right car without all the drama. okay...listen up. i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. ohhhh. okay veggies you're cool. mayo, corn dogs you are so out of here! ahh... 'cause i'm reworking the menu. keeping her healthy and you on your toes. the complete balanced nutrition of g

he entered an alford plea to charges of second-degree murder in the stabbing death of alvin elroy cannon. prosecutors say cannon was trying to break up a fight outside his house in woodbridge last summer when brandon henry stabbed him. police say henry had been drinking. an alford plea does not admit guilt but acknowledges prosecutors have enough evidence to convict. >>> a story that's getting a ton of attention on the nbc washington facebook page and it has a lot of folks using facebook and afterlife in the same sentence. wrongs wrighted -- the symbolic move on capitol hill today that involves one of the biggest movements of the civil rights era. >>> and new details emerge what we now know about what happened to the daughter of the late whitney houston in the days before she was rushed to the jo they suffered violence in the push for civil rights. now members of the house say the selma marchers deserve congressional gold medal. the house unanimously approved the honor yesterday. back in 1965 police attacked several hundred people in alabama as they marched for voting rights for african-

alvin h tweets us "mcdonald's spinning off chipolte." >> that's a good one. >> hp buying palm.ahoney says gt advanced technologies, not much more to say there. risk management, survival. that company no longer in existence. by the number writes "ceo vince mcmahon, wwe, ending the undertear's wrestle mania streak. dropped wwe $300 million in some 24 hours." >> wait. that's rigged? you mean the company controls the wins? i got to rethink my whole life, scott. >> let's do final trades. go around the horn. tell me what and tell me why? >> i like biaggio. i think valuation is attractive. in 2015 it's going to get better as each quarter goes on. >> okay, josh. >> aetna, stock is a horse. >> i don't think the banks. janet yellin is going to fly on the star platform and saying we're not raising the rates. that's going to make it hard for the banks to raise money. >> john dancing, that's the worst call. that's it for us. stock market all over the map today. now the dow is negative by 20. power lunch picks up that story. our friends due over there right now. >> halftime is over. power lu

. >> officer alvin formally of the u.s.e drill instructors. >> my primary goal is to turn these youthful offenders hopefully into productive citizens so they can re-enter society. >> left, left. left, right. >> while in the program, participants are no longer considered inmates, they are cadets. >> the biggest shock to the cadets when they arrive is having to do something that somebody else tells them to do. drop your tray. ready, ready, ready. sit. >> on the street, you free to do anything you want to do. in boot camp, you got to ask for permission for any little thing you want to do. >> fix it in the tray. >> all right, sir. >> i say ready, ready, ready, eat! >> the first thing that hits them is we're in charge. we're going to tell them what to do, when to do it and how to do it. and the next thing that goes through their mind is what did i get myself into? >> the first phase of boot camp is four months of shock incarceration. up at 4:00 a.m., in bed by 9:00 p.m., the cadets are allowed no visits, no phone calls, and no c

alvin smith is moving to another unspecified job within the department of homeland security. the acting director joe clancy praised smith's contributions as invaluable. smith spent 29 years with the secret service most recently overseeing day-to-day operations, the move comes after several high profile security lapses including a white house fence jump whoer er erer -- jumper who made it all the way to the east room armed with a knife. >> traffic was tied up in silver springand a large neighborhood of businesses were shut down after a man barricaded himself on brookville road. what started all this and how it ended. suzanne? >> leon within the last hour, we've gotten even closer to where this all happened today. take a look behind me. you can see this is an industrial area just off brookville road. here, there are used car parts, stores, there is a landscaping company. but it's the landscaping company to the far right where all of this unfolded this morning. this steaming pile of mulch is where a four hour barricade played out this morning. police responded at 8:00 after an e

henry's accused of stabbing and killing alvin cannon in the dale city area last summer. prosecutors tell us the victim tried to intervene when he saw henry attacking his brother-in-law with a knife. >>> it's high interest right now on social media. the fbi director takes on race relations and law enforcement. why james comby says we're at a crossroads. >>> maryland governor larry hogan proposes eliminating the income tax on the pensions of military retirees. this is chris gordon. we'll talk to some vets and find out how they plan to use the extra money ahead. >>> this is interesting. we want to know what you think about facebook giving you the chance to make your page immortal. go to the nbc >>> maryland's governor says it's simply the right thing to do. >> he is lobbying for a bill that would bring tax relief to veterans receiving military pensions. >> news4's fwor gor was there when governor hogan shared details of a plan with a very receptive audience. >>> maryland governor larry hogan came to american legion post 136 in green belt maryland. >> just want to say hi to

the party of alvin kirz i have a l won a landslide and it is seen as an embarrassment to the ruling bjp modi. jameel reports. >> reporter: nothing was going to start ashin kidr i have a l from taking the oath of. he had been sick with fever for the last four days. after winning an overwhelming majority state assembly seats, he says his party will focus on fighting corruption. >> my promise to the people of delhi is the money you paid in taxes has always disappeared because of corruption. i promise you that i will not let one cent of the tax get lost in corruption. >> in his first speech as delhi's minister he caused it's party to be mindful. it was one year ago that the common man party stepped down from a 49-day-old minority government. after it was unable to pass promised reforms. but this time the party has been given ab mandate from voters to go ahead. for many people here, they say it feels like a victory for them. >> this is great. he doesn't have any dirt in his soul. he has 100% feeling for the masses. so, if he has such true feelings the work will automatically start happening.

i bet alvin west wishes he was west with 11 degrees. sue said at the airport it is ten. it will go lower in the next hour too. >>> it appears folks weren't that interested in watching oscars. >> according to neilson's viewer ship was down 16 percent just a little more than 36 million people watched hollywood's biggest night. it is their lowest point in six years. last year nearly 44 million people, tuned into the oscars. do you think it had anything to do with neil patrick harris. >> well, listen, personally speaking, when i see him in his underwear i'm turning the channel. it doesn't do anything for me. >> his best line in the beginning was we are here to honor the the best and the whitees, i mean brightest. >> yes. >> it was just kind of funny. after that it was all downhill to me. ellen was so much better, pizza delivery the selfie. >> she's really funny. >> he is not a comedian. >> not my style. >> is there talk that maybe kevin hart could host he did a nice job introducing the animated shorts. he is funny. he is from philadelphia. we will see. >>> still ahead an amb

deputy prosecutor alvin gusman. >> it's kind of trying to pick the lesser of two evils on that. >> reporterou get the guy whose hand was actually on the knife and maybe the little fish swim away? >> that's essentially what happened in this situation. >> do you think you had a strong case against jill taylor? >> she was probably the weakest case we would have had compared to all four people that we believed we were involved. >> reporter: and so, in august 2014, the murder trial of daniel blizzard began, with a parade of lawyers, life insurance salesmen, and law enforcement taking the stand before the star witnesses began to appear. >> he would say, can't wait til the old man's gone. >> reporter: jill taylor claimed that daniel wanted vern dead so he could collect the $1.58 million life insurance policy. and, that adriana mendez told her that she and luis were going to go through with the attack. >> she said, we're going to do that for -- we're going to kill vern for -- for daniel. >> reporter: when it was her turn, adriana mendez said daniel showed her a wad of cash to entice her. >> he told

the agency announced today that deputy director alvin a.t.sign and take another job in the homeland security department. it's the latest shakeup at the secret service after a series of breaches in presidential security.ubñ bhalz >> woodruff: and the grammys drew just over 25 million people last night, its smallest audience since 2009. british newcomer sam smith won four awards, including record and song of the year for "stay with me." best album went to folk singer beck, for "morning phase." >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour. the u.s. and europe debate how to stop the conflict in ukraine. a legal showdown over same-sex marriage in alabama. the week ahead in politics with amy walter and nia malika- henderson. holding police accountable for the use of excessive force. documenting gender oppression at home and around the world. and basketball coach dean smith's legacy on and off the court. >> ifill: german chancellor angela merkel went to the white house today to rally support for her plan to stop the fighting in eastern ukraine. chief

host: alvin, go ahead, please. caller: good morning, people.ould like to address -- hello hoeflt. host: al haven't, please go ahead with your question or we will have to move on. caller: i would like to address about the peoples that building the pipeline over here in texas and on up north. they cut the pipeline off over there after the start of relimingous war, they are going to make america build electric cars and a lot of people going to invest their money in electric and we would be rich in the next five years. host: okay. i am not quite sure if there is a question there. ambassador smith do you want to respond? guest: well, steve i didn't quite understand the question. the host: the larger question about oil prices and he mention he is from louisiana. i would suspect maybe oil is one of the issues driving his discussion point here. but as we have seen oil prices falling, what impact has that had on the saudi economy? guest: so far no impact and it probably will not have for several years. he braham al assad has been very diligent in his ap

the streets back on december 7th, fire department records said a call came in at 6:39pm for help for alvin jones junior. he collapsed and had problems breathing. berkeley firefighters had to wait for a police escort. they didn't get to jones for 28 minutes. he died two days later in the hospital. >>> the city of oakland is trying a new approach for trying to keep the city clean. >> we will not allow people to trash our city. >> the city is offering a reward for people who turn in illegal dumb%. that reward a minimum $100 or half the fine the dumb perfect pays, whichever is greater, they received 19,000 calls about illegal dumb%. it's a big problem, it costs the city 5 million a year. >> we need the public to be our eyes and ears in the community out in the community and in their neighborhoods, and see what's going on and they need to share that information with us. >> you need to get the illegal dumb% license plate number, the vehicle description and the items that were dumped as well as the date it happened and the time. you'll have to call the public works department or use their eclick

his incredible story and a special look inside the alvin aleey dance theater.olutely. i can't wait for next friday. >>> okay. now remember this -- >> and oregon and washington and michigan and then we're going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house. yeah! >> wow! how could we forget that? that guy says scott walker may not be qualified to be the president since he doesn't have a college degree. is that fair? chris wallace weighs in on that next. >>> and look at the congressman in the back here. did you catch that? who's he winking at? we just found out. we're going to tell you. could be you. ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for co

. >> alvin smith, the agency's second ranking official is being reassigned following a string of embarrassingurity lapses. smith was set to testify before the house this week had been under increasing pressure from congress if 29-year veteran of the service is expected to take a new post at the department of homeland security. >>> from the "wall street journal" new ceo at deloitte and it is breaking barriers in the business world. the accounting and consulting giant put kathy engelbert has been with deloitte for nearly two decades. recent data shows women make up just 1.4% of ceos at finance and insurance a companies in the s&p 500. >> we're doing this thing, women who run things she's going to be on. we're having coffee with her. >> fantastic. >> you were laughing at the end of the last story. is that because the guy -- >> i don't get -- >> the guy protect the white house gets moved over to homeland security. >> a small mention. it's like the twitter story, old tweets. no, no. we'll get to that. >> okay. >> but this this guy stepped down. he was about to testify. clearly there's a problem wi

. >> but we watched "alvin and the chipmunks" and you are the voice of that. >> that is true. >> fromu get to bounce around like that. this was very challenging for me. i had never done anything like this. >> a different side of you. go ahead. >> i'd never done any kind of nude stuff and there was a lot of application of body makeup and -- >> did they not warn you about this xbrnchts this? >> i knew it would get a little crazy and kind of went to it. you just have to commit to something like this. >> the kwhoel gun debate and whether the timing is something we can address but i'm interested in the business decision of doing a movie on amazon, and why. why you would turn to amazon? what you think you get out of a deal like this as opposed to mainstream? >> well, the first thing do you is read the script. it could be anywhere. you know what i mean? it's the material. the character's interesting. i'd not done something like that. the idea of an actor is to do things you've not done and continue to expand. and then it just so happens to be amazon. so that's sort of secondary thing. but th