storms from amarillo to wichita.e cold in the northwest, as well as the northeast. >>> finally, the true meaning of teamwork. a determined young boy has shown himself and the world how much he could do. >> but when he needed a little help on the way, the perfect person stepped in. we have the story from pensacola, florida. >> reporter: ben lost his leg to bone cancer at the age of 6. yet, he has crossed six triathlon finish lines in his lifetime. all of them without his right leg. all of them without help. but it was this finish that has captured america's heart. >> and it just breaks. it's broken before. but not in a race. >> reporter: ben had completed two-thirds of the triathlon. he had swam 3 miles, biked 150 yards and was halfway through his 1-mile run, when a marine noticed his athleticism. >> ben was passing other contestants. and we were watching for a second. and all of a sudden, his property threatic fa prosthetic failed. he had jumped up and tried to fix it while continuing the race. >> reporter: what did

. >> reporter: angie had grown up in amarillo, texas, and attended the all-girl school in dallas. she just bought a condo near the smu campus. >> angie was this amazing, shining star to so many people that she knew. she was absolutely brilliant before her time. she was a double major in engineering and computer science at smu. at a time when girls were not doing that. she had this amazing absolute love of life. was really the life of the party. >> reporter: beautiful, intelligent, single, and 20 years old. it's a combination that attracts men of all kinds. >> she used to get notes on her car. she'd get flowers. she'd come in and show me who wrote her that day. she had a lot of attention, absolutely a lot of attention. >> am i right in thinking that she didn't always have the best taste in guys? >> like any other 18 to 20-year-old, she didn't choose wisely at that point in her life. >> reporter: some of those choices and some of those men would figure prominently in the interlocking stories of angie's life and of her death. there was lance, whom angie had dated back home in amarill

los gatos amarillo son amistoso, lociÓn mezclados son intolera e intolerantes y activos.en dÍa le hacen campaÑas publicitarias para encontrar les hogares, porque aunque aquÍ no sacrifican a los que no son adoptados. en otros refugios pÚblicos el rechazo les sacaba costando la vida. y han tenido gatos o gatas negras. preciosa, y amorosa. >>> lo Único malo que re robaba afectaciÓn. >>> entraba al cuarto y me volteaba y me veÍa mira taruga, me voy a dormir con tu marido. >>> en el Área de la bahia de san francisco cristina londoÑo telemundo. >>> y asÍ llegamos al fin de la ediciÓn gracias por el privilegio, en twitter jd balart.

me dijo: tu camisa es azul, tus zapatos rojos y tu pantalÓn amarillo. >> todo por telÉfono?s. >> por dios. [risas] >> si quieres hacerlo feliz, prÉstale tus vestidos. ustedes dos son los que siguen. >> ay! ya ves cÓmo es buenÍsimo? cÓmo sabÍa que nosotros seguÍamos? cÓmo sabÍa? >> quÉ bÁrbaro! parecen sodoma y gomorra. a ver... mis queridas perras de baldÍo. dÍganme quÉ las trae por acÁ. >> antes que nada, mi nombre es carmelo. de todos los meseros el primero. >> bueno y quÉ se les ofrece? >> sabes quÉ? necesitamos un servicio. >> ay, al fondo a la derecha. [risas] >> mi amigo se refiere a un servicio como brujo. >> bueno, pues siÉntense que ya estÁn acostumbrados. [risas] >> quietas. primero que nada: no les vayas a hacer nada. quÉdate quietecita, mi niurka. quÉ les pasa? >> sentimos que estamos embrujados. >> por quÉ creen que estÁn embrujados? >> yo por las noches siento piquetitos en todo el cuerpo. >> quÉ envidia! perra de baldÍo, quÉ fashion. si sientes piquetitos pueden ser dos cosas. >> cÓmo cuÁles? >> una, brujerÍa, o la otra: mala punterÍa. [risas] >> bueno, primer

thunderstorms also drench highways from wichita to amarillo.k highways in the pacific northwest. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in los angeles, san diego, san francisco, and vegas. >>> the retired space shuttle "endeavour" is on the move this morning. >> the aging spacecraft has begun its two-day journey from the airport to its final home at a los angeles museum. here's abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: overnight, the space shuttle "endeavour" began its final journey. "endeavour" left the los angeles airport en route to its retirement home at the california science center. >> i'm going to watch it. i want to see it. >> reporter: it's a terribly complicated move. although "endeavour" is traveling just 12 miles, it's going to take 2 days for the 5-story, 165,000-pound shuttle to reach its destination. >> moving something the size of the shuttle with a 78-foot wingspan through the city streets is maybe not rocket science. but it's not too far from it. >> reporter: in south l.a., along "endeavour's" route, crews cut down hundreds

today, nothing too bad severe wise, a few strong storms near lubbock and amarillo.evere weather outbreak, almost like a spring-like condition with possible tornadoes, damaging winds as the thunderstorms form over des moines, kansas city, arkansas especially missouri up into illinois. the east coast, you warm up after a cold saturday morning for a very nice saturday afternoon. sunday looks great on the east coast, too. we watch the ohio valley and tennessee valley. we could be dealing with stormy weather. leaf piquing. >> we'll talk to you later orn "morning joe." >>> more drama between the yankees and the orioles. a night after suffering a walk-off loss, the orioles facing elimination at yankees stadium, game four came down to the wire. scoreless until phil hughes serves one up. solo home run to the right. 1-0. it's the only run he gave up. eighth inning, score tied at one. a shot at redemption, put one in play. lift one to the outfield, something. he waves at a fastball. the yankees held scoreless after getting second and third with one out. they stay tied through

lincoln, nebraska, 73 degrees and to amarillo we go to find the temperature of 72 and, yes, the belovedats are playing, 61 degrees and some sunshine, too and let's talk about the radar and while we don't have widespread rain, we have showers here and they're chill, especially to the west. a lot of times drizzle doesn't she up. if you're getting a sprinkle of drizzle, that is not going to show you -- show up on radar. we put it in motion and there is looking like another wave of low pressure coming in later. now, most of what we have had has been to the north and west and particularly heavy as we get to the tide water area where we have some warm heavy imbedded showers and thunderstorms showing up. one last batch will roll through overnight and i wanted you to see the future cast. as we showed you this at 6:00, it has a good handle on what is going on. five, 6, 7 in the morning, your commute might be wetter -- wetter south and east of d.c. than north and west. i think we're going to have a tough time getting rid of the clouds tomorrow, folks, and the drizzle and where at 3:00, 5:00, deal

pierre, 19, a record, amarillo this weekend got down to 4, tulsa at the freezing mark. >> the big question, the monday morning commute for parents and kids off to school. what do they face. >> if they are going back, the holiday is in there too, even if you're going to a parade, perhaps, look at the freeze watches, the frost advisories and warnings from texas to new jersey. it's not over and will be colder for a lot of folks tomorrow. indianapolis at 32. the natural question, how long does it stick around? well, for the mid-atlantic and northeast you can see new york city back into the 60s, almost 70 by wednesday, chicago gets another shock. it's that time of year, another cold front. >> great to have you on "gma" and "world news now." >>> to the middle east where the israeli military shot drown a drone that flew deep into the country, you see it there, the first time in six years a hostile aircraft flew into israeli airspace. not clear who launched it but hezbollah is based in leb ton and is suspected tonight. >>> a fierce enemy of the united states, hugo chavez faces the toughest electio

amarillo at 34. tulsa, 32. pierre, that's a record at 19. a lot of those teens. the coldest of the season. >> we know we have a holiday but what do people wake up to as they wake up to work? >> even colder in spots. freeze watches and warnings, frost advisories all the way from texas to new jersey. new york, 44 tomorrow but look at indianapolis only at the freezing mark, chicago just one tick above that. the next natural question, how long does it stick around? the mid-atlantic from raleigh to new york city there going to get back to the 60s so some rebounding but look at chicago. this cold air thing is going to continue happening. it's autumn. >> 56 on wednesday you say there, ginger zee, thanks for being with us. >>> we turn overseas and to the middle east where the israeli military shot down a drone that flew deep into the country, you see it there, the first time in six years a hostile aircraft flew into israeli airspace. not clear who launched the drone, but the militant group hezbollah is based in lebanon and is suspected tonight. >>> a fierce enemy of the

>>un perro amarillo >>y después del matrimonio, qué viene? >>los niños.mple donde se vieron involucrados unos treinta vehículos en oklahoma, cercana autopista con kansas. >>y cada año decenas de miles de personas son mordidas por perros, la razón principal es porque muchos ignoran las medidas de acción de los canes >>los perros no siempre son el mejor amigo de hombre cada año 4 mil incidentes ocurren, expertos dicen que muchas veces no sabemos leer el los lenguaje corporal de los canes >>la mayoría de los perros lo hacen porque tienen miedo, se sienten amenazados. >>lo más importante recordar dar al perro su espacio, no invadirlos. >>otra importante recomendación es dejar que el perro se acerque por sí mismo, girar el cuerpo de manera lateral para que parezca más amigable, cerrar el puño hacia abajo para que lo huela. >>cuando conoce un perro no lo mire fijamente, porque lo está retando y lo percibe como amenaza >>cuando un perro gruñe y se lame la boca indica que se siente iahora incómodo y se vaya. >>la principal recomendación es no correr cuando el ani

para apoyarla >>y tu por que no estas de amarillo >>lo traigo en el corazón.unga ♪. >>y celebrando como si fuera boda o quinceañera familia y amigos siguiendo la fiesta en apoyo de su locutora y ahora bailarina favorita >>argelia te queremos!! >>le deseamos la mejor de las suertes a argelia y también a samy. >>que tuvo que abandonar la competencia >>muchas gracias, me encantó el nuevo paso que le estan enseñando a argelia >>no van a llegar muy lejos con eso, pero vamos a ver qué pasa >>argelia te la comiste, tremendo tumbao >>y con ese corrientazo de energía que le da la familia, qué rico >>la familia le está pidiendo billete, ahora, >>les pido un favor? >>lo que digas, mami >>vaya a preparar la sala de allá que viene el segmento de mira quien baila >>vamos a un saludo, a ver, quien nos envia saludos. >>yo quiero bechitos. ♪. >>te invitamos a que seas parte de nuestro programa, escribenos a que tal le saluda gilberto leon y esto es al despertar extra...---en "hayward" fue arrestado un taxista por, supuestamente, hacer numerosas compras en tiendas del aeropuert

amarillo even, 37 degrees, wichita is 36. kansas city, right above the freezing mark. now, what happens is we look for today's highs, and that's where you'll really feel the difference from yesterday, places like dallas, almost 30 degrees below average, they're at 55. they should be or average is 81. atlanta, not even 70 today. so the cold has really settled in, and it's going to stick around for tomorrow morning, so as everyone goes back to work and school, look at the numbers, omaha, just above freezing there. jackson, mississippi, only in the mid-40s. wait till you see the full forecast going into the week. i'll have this all coming up and a full look at the nation's weather too in just a couple of minutes. back to dan. >> thank you, ginger. >>> t-minus 30 days until the election and this morning an eye-popping number. president obama announced he has raised nearly a billion dollars in campaign cash. meanwhile, mitt romney riding his post-debate momentum into a must-win state for him, florida, it's "your voice, your vote" and abc's david kerley is in orlando with 30

. >>> normalmente de amarillo no me veo tan bien de azul.importante. >>> virgo: todo lo que significa alianza, sociedad, se ve estabilizada en lo profesional y personal, ten la seguridad que todo el que se acerque a ti te aportará algo positivo. >>> libra: con calma llegas más lejos de lo que piensas, el abuso de ciertas energías te deja un poco agotado, también hay posibilidades de realizar tus sueños. >>> escorpio: acepta con agradecido los cumplidos de los demás, deja a un lado la timidez y muéstrate audaz, especialmente en el amor. >>> sagitario: tienes el poder de vencer todo, prográmate para que los ángeles de luz y también tus seres queridos estén en unión, va a haber una persona de autoridad que te dará problemas, trátalo con dulzura. >>> capricornio: transforma lo negativo en positivo, permite que todo lo que está a tu alrededor sea bello y que la tristeza la superes, la vas a superar, dale importancia a lo que realmente tiene importancia. >>> acuario: tus asuntos financieros no pueden afectar tus relaciones familiares, no te sienta

serio, no lo digo de mala fe, porque si voy a bailar como maripily, viene majuan, me pone un bikini amarillo llevo una experiencia bonita, no pensé llegar tan lejos de la competencia >>gana fernando arau 60% y tu 40% estuvo cerrada considerando que cuando salió la chilindrina fue abismante. >>el 40% a mi me sabe a gloria, como dije anoche, aquí no soy conocido ni la cuarta parte de lo que son la chilindrina y fernando arau >>no tiene que ver con eso, aquí fernando y max bailaron y se compararon los bailes, tu bailando y el fernando lesionado, la gente no voto por tu baile, sino porque fernando les cae bien. >>moviste la cadera esta última gala, lamentablemente la última para ti >>la canción de salome, de chayanne que es un idolo, me solté y la pena que me daba es que ya estaba empezando a tomar bien los ritmos. >>cuando quieras te invitamos a tomar ritmo aquí >>carla quiere bailar contigo. >>vamos a concentrarnos, te hubiera gustado tener una segunda oportunidad contra fernando arau, conociendose el resultado del poligrafo? >>el es muy querido aquí, hubiera dado igual que se hiciera otra vot

la fundacion ha recaudado dinero por la venta de 184 millones de brazaletes amarillos, también se planeacachetadas >>déjenme decirles, ya se que me tengo que entiesar porque los veo todas las mañnas. >>saludos a su esposa, como se llama >>irma garcia. >>y seguro es novelera >>yo también la miro vamos a hablar de la novelas de univisión. abismo de pasión que cedio su espacio al fútbol, pero el lunes vimos ciudad como carmina ataco al padre guadalupe. >>la justicia sí existe, carmina. existe. >>claro que existe. claro que existe!! ♪. >>que hiciste, que hiciste, suéltame >>tengo que evitar que abrieras la boca. >>más vale que nadie te haya visto. vámonos. >>padre. perdóneme perdóneme, no pude hacer nada por usted, por favor perdóneme, padre. >>guau guau pero esta noche la realidad entristece a todos. el padre guadalupe muerto, gael destrozado y elisa decidida a vengar su muerte >>dale play!! >>señora, me permite? era mi papá. >>horacio vio quien asesinó a tu tío, pero no alcanzó a decírmelo >>detengan a esta señora por asesina. ♪. >>estoy en shock >>la vieron, esta francisca,... digo (risas

amarillo at 47 degrees on the other side of the front. that's how cold the first shot of cold air is. get prepared for it. we'll talk about how far it sweeps east. >> all right. >>> coming up on "good morning america," dueling divas. has the clash between mariah carey and nicki minaj escalated to all-out war. >>> awe track down the man who wrote an e-mail about the anchorwoman's weight. ♪ [ male announcer ] navigating your future can be daunting without a financial plan. at pacific life, we can give you the tools to help you achieve financial independence. for more than 140 years, pacific life has assisted families and businesses in meeting their goals, even in uncertain economic times. let us help protect the things that you work so hard for. to find out how, visit pacificlife.com. ♪ [ male announcer ] we're excited by trends. ♪ and mng brings the best to your neighborhood jcp. european style that makes every day better. ♪ get it on ♪ bang the gong [ male announcer ] at jcp, we're into the i jeans attitude. it's what you put on when you'

(risas) >>todos de amarillo >>vamos a ver qué nos espera con el nuevo presidente en el país >>qué diráciones cáncer, trabajo y estudio irazabaln de la mano, probablemente asísta a cursos para ampliar conocimientos, muevete >>leo, oportunidad de sobra para ganar dinero, pon de tu parte virgo, tu seductora personalidad te lleva a capturar el corazón de muchos, en el amor sera difícil que te digan que no libra, unete a grupos caritativos, comparte conocimientos, recuerda dando se recie escorpión un amigo necesita ti, venus te llena de dulzura, dale un consejo, ayuda sagitario, venus envia luz en lo relacionado a tu activida,pide aumento de sueldo capricornio, viajes al extranjero, en el amor te espera alguien importante. acuario, lo extraño lo secreto llama tu atención, se resalta tu sexualidad, buscando experiencias, controla los impulsos piscis el romance llama a tu puerta la copa de la suerte hoy 8 19 33 me gusta el 50, 68 83 y ahora mi gente llego el momento de conectar su lado antakarana, llama ahora, uno de mis escogidos estará alli para orientarte 1887435959. y conectate con tu lla

estrella importante en estas producciónes, como se llama la señora de diana salazar con esos ojos amarillostado de desprestigiarme. >>la actriz envio un comunicado donde señala el no ejercicio de acción penal >>hace seis meses se dijo verbal ahora está escrito, lucía es inocente, son once meses, la demanda la puso el 11 de novimebre de 2011 todo el que a mi me vuelva a difamar, lo vamos a demandar. >>superada esta etapa, lucía méndez adelantó sus proyectos >>vamos a hacer un especial padre por trayectoria >>viene noches de cabaret tambien, tenemos propuestas en latinoamérica >>y le voy a agregar una cosita. >>así las cosas con lucía méndez, tremendas declaraciones para despierta américa desde méxico, mi querido raúl, y los felicito por el u.s.a teleton, estaremos pendientes participando >>claro que si, un esfuerzo muy grande 14 y 15 de diciembre, la familia hispana unida en favor de los niños >>muchas gracias, diony >>te lo prometo, saludos. >>y seguimos con mucho más, esta el hombre que se subia a la moto y la belleza de la mujer latina. >>no sé. >>yo le tengo pavor a las motos. >>yo he te

. >>> ella se combina sus moños, ella dice, voy a ir con mi vestido amarillo, estos zapatos son rojoscan viendo las cosas tan bonitas. >>> cuando estamos en medio de un show hay mucha presión, pero las cosas pasan y todo continúa normal, ella tiene una nena hermosa y si tenemos que hablar nos hablamos, si nos tenemos que prestar las cosas, las prestamos ,lo que pasó la semana pasada, quedó ahí, por lo menos de mi parte, si tenemos que ir a tomar un café las 3 juntas, lo hacemos, no daña lo que pasó. >>> mi hija y mi mamá me deben estar viendo, te amo con todo mi ser, eres la cosa más importante en mi vida para siempre y por siempre. >>> muñeca te esperamos en despierta américa. >>> también cantó un día de suerte >>> claro. >>> muchas gracias por abrirnos su corazón en despierta américa, las apoyamos en su carrera, sé que ustedes quieren ser buenas madres y profesionales. >>> y no es fácil' cuando se es mamá y papá. >>> mamá soltera (todos hablan). >>> al marido, atiéndelo. >>> cúmplele. >>> no, hombre. >>> mi esposo se ha sacrificado mucho para poder estar aquí y tengo que recompensar

amarillo 10 degrees above normal with a high of 83. >> good morning.ing on we had a lot of rain yesterday. we will enjoy sunshine today. high temperature i >> that's your latest weather. matt. >> all right, al. thanks very much. a hearing is under way in italy to decide if the captain of the ill-fated "costa concordia" will stand trial. he's accused, as you remember, of causing the shipwreck that killed 32 people back in january. nbc's michelle kosinksi is there this morning. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: hi, matt, guess what? the ship is still here nearly a year later. could be another year before they can float it away for scrap, and now it's just come out that it's beenburg rides out here. jewelry, paintings, furniture stolen. meantime, the captain's on trial for causing the wreck, but many survivors say he's just something of a scapegoat. final responsibility lies with the american company that owns it all. francesco schettino sporting a dark tan and darker glasses arrived at court through a side door. it's actually a local theater being used for the preliminary hearings to acc

host: victoria in amarillo, texas [captioning performed by national captioning institute] caller: caller: how are you doing? host: why are you a first-time voter? caller: i have honor roll students who are energetic about voting. host: how old are your boys? caller: 13, 9, and six. they are very energetic about politics and trying to make our economy better. they are very much interested in what is going on. as far as, like -- i had to transfer my son from one school to another in junior high due to the test scores were very low. it was like a change when i put him in a new word school. it is more like higher class school. he is getting a better education but he still has that mind set to try to think of things to make the economy better. for little ones to think of stuff like that, at the economy has really got to be bad. but i listened to my boys on some of the views they have on it, and they feel that, yes, you have got to walk before you run. it takes time, especially when something is so bad, the economy is so bad, it takes time to make that better. there are steps you got to take.

host: our next call comes from amarillo, texas, on our line for republicans.aller: this is the first, called after watching for decades. i enjoyed your show. host: happy to have you on. caller: i noticed many colors on your show on the republican line have democratic ideas and views. that was interesting. i have a reverse mortgage is that i took out in 2008. it has allowed me to retire when i would not have been able to do so until 2020. i had a problem with the mortgage company as to adhering to the terms of the contract. i could not afford an attorney so who would i go to or is there a government agency i can go to when i have a problem like that? host: before you go, what was the amount of your loan? caller: it was about $4,500 worth of fees that were added in. the amount of the loan ended up being $85,000. the equity in the home was about 90 or something like that. host: 90 for your call. guest: the best place you can go to -- the dodd-frank block transfer the responsibility of rulemaking and regulations of mortgages to the consumer financial protection bu

staying on foreign policy, ryan is on the line from amarillo, texas.aller: i wanted to talk about the function of a iran. there are more sanctions on this country, and we already have problems with them. we want to police these countries to make them hate us even more? it could lead to another war. i want to see mitt romney talked about what we could do to have these countries help us, rather than causing more problems. host: let's go out to atlanta, georgia. independent line. joe, go ahead. caller: in my opinion, mitt romney is a naked man in a snowstorm when it comes to foreign policy. he single-handedly revealed the existence of mi6, which is a big no-no. we have seen that he has no military experience. none of his family have served in any way. but they do have all these good mormon missionaries. i would like to point out to the republican conservatives, all of this talk about obama getting millions from russia and china for his campaign, this is psycho talk and completely out of line. i do not understand where these people are getting their inform

my sister lives in amarillo, texas. there were. what are you going to tell? >> number one, no one is coming across the border. we spent a fortune on technology if you want to come to america illegally the wasted time going across the border in through the desert. it's dangerous. get an airplane, here, overstate your visa. we have no ability to check who you are and get you back. the total number of undocumented has been going down for a long time. we solve the problem by having our economy crater. people don't come here to put their feet up and collect welfare. they come here to work. if there are no jobs that don't come here. if their year and can't find a job they go back, because america is not a good place to sit around and think this it will support you. the case of your son somebody has to create the business that he is going to go to work for. of the numbers show immigrants, and it is because it is a self selecting thing. it cannot be easy to leave australia, come to the other side of the world, give up all your friends and family and everything. every

amarillo at 49 degrees, dallas, mid 70's and the same in tulsa and little rock, 60.of texas and still 70's, and get ready, be patient through today. today is fall and it will feel more like summer again quickly. this is the storm, the frontal system that's bringing the changes and will bring rain across parts of the mid atlantic and parts of the northeast today. it will be scattered and light, not going to be a washout for anybody, but you can kind of see where the front is down there across parts of even towards the south and the west looks good and dry in the pacific northwest and we need rain and we're not getting it. and the high temps across the country. in texas 25 degrees bee lore where you should be. today, new york city is about the same as it is in dallas, hard to imagine. >> clayton: thanks, rick. >> alisyn: it's an age-old lesson in discipline, you make a mistake on the field, you take a lap. now one state says running around the track field is actually corporal punishment. >> peter: and mitt romney rising up the in the swing states. so what do the latest

kansas city today getting up to 84, amarillo >>> 7:13. take a look at this spectacular sunrise over the bay bridge. what a difference a day makes. this is all the fog we have to report. low clouds hugging the immediate coast and over your open water bridges. we'll see comfortable temperatures today. you may have to turn on your ac by tomorrow. 86 in livermore, 87 in gilroy. wednesday into thursday, we peak 90 degrees tomorrow. 93 degrees by thursday. >> that's your latest weather. matt. >> that's your latest weather. matt. >>> a hearing is under way in italy to decide if the cam taken of the ill-fated costa concordia will stand trial. nbc's michelle koz ski is there this morning. good morning. >> reporter: hi, matt. guess what? the ship is still here nearly a year later and could be another year to float it aaway for scrap. it's come out it was burglarized out here. jewelry, paintings, furniture stolen. in the meeantime the captain is on trial, but many say he's a scapegoat. final responsibility lies with the american company that owns it

amarillo, ten degrees above normal. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> breezy and chilly. good morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist, tom kierein. you need your winter coat. it's in the mid-40s throughout the region. the wind gusting at ten to 15 miles per hour. mostly clear sky, lots of sun. the temperatures ought to hit low to mid-60s by afternoon. then tomorrow, partly cloudy, warmer in the afternoon. >> that's your latest weather. matt. >> all right, al. thanks very much. a hearing is under way in italy to decide if the captain of the ill-fated "costa concordia" will stand trial. he's accused, as you remember, of causing the shipwreck that killed 32 people back in january. nbc's michelle kosinksi is there this morning. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: hi, matt, guess what? the ship is still here nearly a year later. could be another year before they can float it away for scrap, and now it's just come out that it's beenburg rides out here. jewelry, p

car in the state troopers were looking for rental cars on a freeway driving from albuquerque to amarillo and they just pulled me over right away. i wasn't speeding. of course a 250 pounds of drugs in the car. i'm not in a rush. i was doing everything i could. i was white knuckle driving, doing everything i could to keep the car straight in the middle of the road. every turn signal used, every traffic law obeyed in the second they saw was a rental car and a young kid, they pulled me over right away. he was the first time that a group the pattern that they looked for. and now of course they look for anything because the drug trade has become so profitable and lucrative. it's a $30 billion trade that anyone using anything, grandparents using rvs come to people in there as fishing boats and they go to the lake, doing anything because profits are enormous. so the cops are aware to look for that now. >> hipolito, how about your mexican background in relation to being able to infiltrate these groups? >> it was extremely important and yet i have to understand is that as soon as kind of thing tha