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antarctica is 720 miles from the argentinian coast.rom their words, so close. >> you should try to go there. normally it would be way too expensive. >> a travel group sponsors tours several times a year, particularly during the six arctic summer months from october through march. >> twice a day do expeditions. so you go in the small raft. antarctica is a different world. if you haven't been there, you can't imagine what it's like. it's so beautiful, the scenery. you have all these animals you have nowhere else in the world. you have two types of moss that grow there. that's it. yeah, it's amazing. >> although the antarctica vistas are spectacular, they're set against the backdrop of frigid weather. average temperatures on the continent hover around minus 70 degrees fahrenheit. at the time of the trip it was summer and it was a bit warmer. >> it was around zero. it was really cold. the wind is really cold. the ice is really cold. a lot of layers on. jackets, scarves, hats. >> despite the bitter cold, lex and company soak in every breath

. >> you know, i looked up who lives in antarctica.ound that the world's most-southern continent has a permanent human population of... zero. no wonder they don't get kids from there. however, if they ever open admission to penguins, antarctica has 30 million of those. no need to be shy. the manor opens its stage doors wide for anyone who loves theater. no audition is required. unless, of course, you're a visiting penguin. >> where i come from, i'm always kind of different. >> ♪ tell me what's happening ♪ what's the fuss? >> it's like my home away from home, and it's my fourth year. >> we're a drama camp, but, like, the drama offstage is -- there isn't any. everyone's just having so much fun. >> but it's serious fun for these students. all summer long, they work on performing skills with seasoned professionals, starting with the basics. >> ♪ and listen to the music -- ♪ >> don't go to the s of "listen" too soon. don't do ♪ and lisssss 'cause you cut yourself off. >> well, what we do is, from the very first day, when kids come to staged

the journey, 1,800 miles round trip across antarctica from the coast, the south pole and back on foot dragging 350, 400 pound sleds with them for four months. video of their expedition just now coming back to us. they're about three weeks into their trip. here they are now flying over antarctica to get to their original start point. >> kings george island, we flew here today from punta in chile and stopped to refuel and the weather kind of went bad. and we probably will have to stay here tonight and fly on tomorrow, which is about six hours flying. >> they're freezing cold. can you see the guy's face. >> i'm even amazed their cameras can work. >> these guys are more than three weeks into their journey. you can follow along on their daily blog. their most recent update saying it was relatively warm considering what they've been to. they're walking eight hours a a day, eating 6,000 calories to stan themselves. >> they do have all this technology but they're still risking things like frostbite. how do they know they're not going to lose a finger? >> and despite the cold, they're still wa

he is in antarctica on a trek to the south pole. >> temperatures are below 50 degre degrees.the moment. >> to practice for this trip, the prince spent the night in an industrial freezer. but even that was not as deep as the time two years ago when he plunged into the waters of the arctic preparing for a trip to the north pole. jumping in with him, our own bob woodrow. >> was i insane to do that? >> you tell me. >> prince harry had to pull out of the north pole expedition for family obligations, the wedding of his brother. now harry is leaping at the chance for another polar expetition. >> me and my big mouth. there is no way i could have dropped out of this. >> the antarctic conditions are notoriously harsh but prince harry with held some of the details. >> my father was a little concerned. i tried to keep him calm by saying the north pole was

he says he's been homeless for a year. >>> britain's prince harry is in antarctica tonight to take part in a 200-mile walk to the south pole. the prince's walking for a charity called walking with the wounded which funds retraining and education of wounded service members after they leave the armed forces. going to spend a few days getting acclimatized to the conditions before the trek. >> it's amazing how in six hours your morale can go from -- i mean what it was pretty high. almost through -- >> too high. >> pouring over -- too high. suddenly rock bottom. >> getting the prince later shared a meal with his teammates. the expedition begins on the 30 ex-president they hope the reach the -- 30th and they hope to reach the pole by december 16th. >>> an emmy award in the garbage. how the man who found it realized what it was. >> wax up the boards, skiing season has just begun. who's open now and who's waiting with bated breath. >>> and the emmy goes to -- a man picking through his garbage in brooklyn. a man noticed the gold statuette sticking up in a pile of trash. he didn't think anything

. >> well, after being delayed by bad weather, harry finally arrived in antarctica, for his adventure. the challenges he'll face along the way. there's nothing like racing in zero-degree weather. >> you have experience with that? >> tons. >> bianna will be analyzing the race coming up. >>> we're going to start with the big story here at home. the big storm making a mess in the american southwest. it will lumber eastward across the country, possibly impacting thanksgiving travel plans for millions of us. meteorologist, gger zee, is all over this storm. good morning. >> good morning to you there. dallas, right now, under winter storm warning, just went into effect hours ago. and look at this. nine states, now, with some sort of watch, advisory or warning, as the south and southwest get slapped with a little bit of winter. snow, ice and wild winds. a storm is whipping the southwest with a bout of winter come early. >> the ice. >> reporter: in oklahoma city, the afternoon commute became the afternoon slide. overturned vehicles, roads turning to rinks, from abilene to lubbock, texas. almos

. >>> the bad weather in antarctica is keeping britain's prince harry from reaching the south pole. race to the south pole that raises funds for a veterans charity. but the conditions were bad enough to keep harry's team from reaching their second base camp. in an interview, harry made a joke that his brother, prince william, probably wishes he's in antarctica rather than listening to a screaming child. >>> well, finally, a big finish in a basketball game between two small schools. marian university taking a one-point lead over huntington with one second to play last night. now, that was enough time for huntington's shane merryman to get off a desperation shot. >> merryman, catch and fire. it's up. he made it! oh, my gosh! wow! >> and the crowd goes wild. the last-second three-pointer gives huntington a 61-59 win. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." hundreds of dollars of savings on the table by not choosing the right medicare d plan. no one could have left this much money here. whoo-hoo-hoo! yet many seniors who compare medicare d plans realize they can

once in antarctica, the main challenge is going to be surviving each day. training for a showdown in the world's harshest terrain. this is not the south pole, this is iceland, a taste of what's to come. three teams head off today after months of physical preparations, they will race 200 miles to antarctica, where it's 49 degrees below zero. >> to achieve something so remarkable, even when you have lost a leg or lost an arm, whatever the illness may be, that you can achieve pretty much anything if you put your mind to it. >> reporter: among the 12 injured soldiers, there are veterans who lost limbs in battle. major kay philip in team uk lost her leg in afghanistan. lieutenant therese france from team usa suffered severe burns and now has posttraumatic stress disorder after a suicide attack in iraq. >> it's really a big deal that prince harry is involved. it makes people take notice in who we are doing and trying to show there is no limit. >> reporter: prince harry hasn't been limited by his royal status. the warrior prince has served twice in afghanistan and

british scientists say a giant chunk of ice that recently broke off from antarctica could pose a risk to cargo ships. it's bigger than the city of chicago. it broke off a glacier back in july and started floating out to the open ocean. one of the researchers say that the iceberg could drift between antarctica and south america which is a very busy area for shipping. and a ship hitting the iceberg would be an unusual incident. >>> it's the first of its kind. the first feature film entirely shot in saudi arabia, and it's directed by the first female filmmaker. it's difficult for a woman to make any kind of a film, much less than something that helps others. >> the little girl who watches for a bicycle. in a society that sees bikes as dangerous to a girl's virtue. >> treating these scenes was not so simple. in this gender segregated country saudi arabia's first female filmmaker sometimes had to hide in her van and direct by walkie-talkie. >> women are not expected to work if public with men. it was a frustrating situation but it was very rewarding. >> she grew up in a small saudi town. h

antarctica is an example. there's almost zero precipitation at the south pole. we can look at point barrow, alaska, which receives only four or five inches of rain a year and has very little vegetation. yet the soil there is water sodden. there are ponds and lakes. it's hardly what you'd think of as a desert. on the other hand, some deserts have a great deal of vegetation. the mojave desert of eastern california has vast stands of giant yuccas-- the joshua trees. to develop a simple definition of a desert, we can find a common denominator in each of these harsh desert landscapes-- from the polar regions of antarctica and northern alaska to the vegetated sands of the mojave desert. deserts are regions with infrequent precipitation, averaging less tha 25 centimeters per year. in most deserts, evaporation rates are high enough to quickly remove this moisture. to understand the origin of the earth's hot subtropical deserts, the largest on the planet, we must first consider the equator. like the deserts themselves, the equator is a hot place, but it is also very humi

. >>> and in "internationa businessime," a volcano discovered under antarctica ice. cacould increase the ls of ice loss. scientists believe it may be buildingp steam for a massive eruption. >>> some of the newse are watching for you. t at least six people are confirmed dead after a powerful line of storms. the national wther service saying there were 81 reports of tornadoes on sunday. >>> in japan utility woers havebegun puing radioactive fuel rods fm fukhima daiichi nuclear plant. >>> and in brazil extreme iling series living up to i name here on the second t last day of the race. the danish team facing tough winds there. look how small theyook falling what might b three stories there. the team w forced to drop ou everybody s accounted for in at capsizing. >>> and a disturbing scene for zoo goers in dallas where a lion killed lioness in ful view of families. witnesses say they thought the two we playing at fit. >>> he may have just turned 65 but thisast weekend prince charles showin he has a little bit of rhythm here. the prince of wes was in a classroom joini in sp

some of the most rugged places on earth was nothing compared to this trip, a 19-day expedition to antarcticathe last continent on her list. >> this ship was called "the explorer," and it was actually built for antarctica. it had an ice-strengthened hull so that it could withstand the ice. >> for the first 12 days of her trip, lisa saw some of the most spectacular scenery she had ever seen. >> we saw amazing wildlife. we saw whales. we saw penguins. i saw things i never thought i'd see in my entire life. but on the 12th day, video camera rolling, lisa would capture something else she never thought she'd see. >> i was videotaping the ice because the ice was different than other ice we'd been through. it was deeper, seemed to be pretty much everywhere. >> the mood is serious as the captain tries to maneuver the ship through the ice field, then a few minutes before midnight, lisa hears alarm bells. the ship has sprung a leak. >> a fist-sized hole was punctured into the third floor of the ship, and the captain came on, and he said, this is the captain, and this is not a drill." i knew at this ver

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he will brave sub zero conditions in a race across antarctica to the south pole.'s raising money for wounded servicemen and women. our abc correspondent, monica, has the story from london. >> reporter: training for a showdown in the world's harshest terrain. this is not the south pole, this is iceland. a taste of what's to come. three teens head off today after months of physical preparation. they will race 200 miles through antarctica where it's 49 degrees below zero. >> they are going to achieve something quite remarkable. even when you have lost a leg, lost an arm, whatever the illness may be, you can achieve pretty much anything if you put your mind to it. >> among the twelve injured soldiers there are veterans who lost limbs in battle. major case phillip with the uk lost her leg in afghanistan. he offers severe burns and posttraumatic stress disorder after a suicide attempt in iraq. >> it makes people take notice what have we are doing and trying to show there isn't a limit. >> prince harry has not been limit bid his royal status. the warrior prince has serve

about the chilly weather in europe, it you might want to think about the athletes in the annual antarcticace marathon. braving temperatures of around - 30 degrees centigrade. thermalgoggles and underwear. this is one of the most extreme races on the planet. completed theblic course in three hours 34 minutes. than me.m let's get a recap of the top stories on france 24. tough words for moscow. the european union accuses russia of bullying the country into stitching the trade pact. the trial of two men accused of the gruesome murder of a british shoulder -- british sol dier in may. and changing the way france tackles prostitution. clients, not sex workers, being punished. time for business. good evening to you, markets. we are going to start in the netherlands, which has lost its top-notch credit rating. >> standard & poor's is one of the main rating agencies, together with fitch and moody's, and it has come out to cut the netherlands'credit rating. the prime minister says he does not believe the country will suffer from high borrowing costs as a result and in the short term he seems to be ri

it would probably start as individual missions, maybe a base on mars like the ones we have in antarctica. able to seel be people -- >> in your lifetime? >> i hope so. not by much. see someone walking on mars in my lifetime. maybe around the time i retire. but as far as whether there will be a base on mars -- >> which brings me to another question, why does it take when you're? i am worried i'm going to be retired before the spacecraft gets to mars. what takes so long? >> when you go from the earth to the mars, when you reach mars, it is on the opposite side of the sun from where it started. you do that to save fuel. >> that means it is further away. >> that is right. you are not just going to the orbit of mars but all the way around the sun as well. , thanks for coming in. still to come tonight, can a republican state be the answer to a democratic president's health care woes? we report from kentucky where the governor wants change. >> they get up every day and roll the dice and pray they do not get sick. they know they are one dag -- diagnosis away from bankruptcy. >> today is election

his trek across antarctica. before he did, he talked about his atecht tempt to get rut of trip and why prince william is jealous of him. >> i think he's quite jealous i mappinged to get away from screaming charles. >> do you think there's some jealousy within the family? they seem to get along. >> the little baby boy did dutch him down the list of who is going to be king. >> he's still going to be the prince. i'm betty nguyen. happy thanksgiving, enjoy it, be safe. >>> leading the news on this thanksgiving in the "new york times" online health law signup is delays for small business, another set back for owe pa ma care impacting businesses with under 50 employees. >>> thanksgiving shopping, not in the states that ban it. even though over 1 million walmart employees will have to report to the job today around the nation those living in rhode island, maine and massachusetts have the day off. blue laws rule where shopping is prohibited today. >>> time for stories you may have missed, the holiday travel for most peo

. >>> also coming up the royal entrance, prince harry landed in antarctica, getting ared to begin histrek to the south pole. we'll have the latest details on his journey and the charity that he's raising for and the holiday season is almost here as you noted in your last report, people are already lining up at the stores to get the season's most popular gifts and we sent our sarah haines in with some ruthless kid toy testers to see which children's toys are making the cut. these kids katie are pros enlisted by the industry and their rulings are very interested and may help anybody who is out there looking for toys this holiday season. >> i would have guessed all kids are pros at toys but what do i know. >> i that i you're right about that but these are the real pros. >> double pros. thank you, good to see you. >>> the abc 7 saturday morning news continues at 6:30 with the day's top stories, including new this morning, a visit to the beach turns deadly. the shark attack now under investigation down under. >>> and new details on the hate crime investigation at south bay university, the

. >>> britain's prince harry has r arrived in antarctica to begin a 2000 mile trek to the south pole. >> he'll be trekking with wounded servicemen and women. three teams will compete in the charity trek. harry said he was honor noshd participating but was a little concerned by the weather. >> the weather forecast seems to be getting worse. >> before they begin their journey to the south pole the teams will spend three days acclimating to the hostile conditions. >> was he sumpd it was cold there? >> i don't know. >> seems like a cold place. >> traditionally is. >> right exactly. coming up next thanksgiving local charity wants to collect 1,000 turkeys. >> how you can help with that goal coming up next. >> as we go to break. another look at our nbc food drive. at river mart plaza in santa clara. collecting food bags for food banks all over the bay area. ♪ because we know how much you do to make the holidays just right. from ornaments to ottomans, memories are made with ikea.

it crossed over the eastern indian ocean and antarctica. it should have scattered 500 pounds of debris over an area spanning hundreds of miles. its fuel ran out last month. >>> today, the nation pauses to thank the veterans who fought for our freedoms. businesses are offering freebies galore. veterans can head to denny's. starbucks will pour you and your spouse a free cup of joe. and head to the national parks free of charge. walk into great clips for a free cut. or go to california pizza kitchen where any pizza on the menu is free. golden corral is offering a free dinner and drink. and go to red robben for a free burger. >>> let's get the latest in sports from betty nguyen. >> we begin with the saints dominating the cowboys. drew brees finds marques cols n colston. and brees to darren sproles. brees piles on with this long pass to kenny stills. and another saints touchdown. saints win over the cowboys, 49-17. >>> the lions with a big-time win over the bears. game tied 7-7 in the second. just seconds left. jay cutler's throw for the t.d. is

it would probably start as individual missions, maybe a base on mars like the ones we have in antarctica. able to seel be people -- >> in your lifetime? >> i hope so. not by much. see someone walking on mars in my lifetime. maybe around the time i retire. but as far as whether there will be a base on mars -- >> which brings me to another question, why does it take when you're? i am worried i'm going to be retired before the spacecraft gets to mars. what takes so long? >> when you go from the earth to the mars, when you reach mars, it is on the opposite side of the sun from where it started. you do that to save fuel. >> that means it is further away. >> that is right. you are not just going to the orbit of mars but all the way around the sun as well. , thanks for coming in. still to come tonight, can a republican state be the answer to a democratic president's health care woes? we report from kentucky where the governor wants change. >> they get up every day and roll the dice and pray they do not get sick. they know they are one dag -- diagnosis away from bankruptcy. >> today is election

. >>> and britain's prince harry left london last night to get ready for a trek to antarctica. charity race to the bottom of the earth. charlie d'agata met with some of the team members. >> reporter: the team set off from london's hecht rowe airport with the warmth of one hug that might just last all the way to the south pole. prince harry slipped in through the usual entrance for royals so as not to create a scene, but that's where the v.i.p. treatment ends. he's been training for months alongside a british team of wounded soldiers in a race against injured american war veterans. earlier this week the prince paid tribute to their determination. >> even if you lost a leg or lost an arm, whatever the illness may be, you can pretty much achieve anything if you put your mind to it. >> reporter: it's how u.s. army castro lives each day. ever since losing his sight in a mortar attack in iraq in 2006. >> once i'm committed to it, i'm committed 100%. >> reporter: as a marathon runner and endurance athlete, castro says he's expecting prince harry to pull his own weight. >> he's going t

this is video from harry and his team getting a final briefing arrived in antarctica to take part ifeek trek navigating the harshest conditions at minus 49. he is trying to reassure prince charles who is worried and said yesterday, older brother prince william is jealous. >> he is jealous. >> maybe not, tonight the duke will be hanging out with stars like john bon jovi and taylor swift. two very different lives. >> that is called the fashionable brother dig at your older brother. >> let it snow -- in san francisco? where you can find real snow the next couple of days to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> coming up at 4:00, protecting yourself during the crazy holiday shopping time with tips a bay area police department has to avoid being a victim at the store and online. >> at 5:00, cold case, solved, a murder outside a bay area park and the family finally learned what happened to their loved one after 20 years. the people arrested are a real shocker.

i don't think we have violated our pledge to reserve antarctica for only principle -- peaceful purposes. that's the same way we would like you to interpret the statute. the government says you can't do that because that will mess up what's going on in syria. i assume the issue in syria is whether or not the nationstate of syria is doing something that would violate the convention if they were signatory to this convention. you want to make clear you're only talking about individual conduct, you can solve the problem right there. if the only way the government assures you is if you can make this legislation work is to have it under the police power -- this focuses more on your statutory point, the peaceful purposes. gasose mrs. bond used sarin and send it through the ducts of the house. would you say that's a peaceful purpose? >> no, but it has more to do with the particular qualities of sarin gas, the fact it is on schedule a, that no one can possess it for any lawful use. different isnegar what puts it over the ledge from being an ordinary chemical to a chemical weapon is precisely its

satellite just ran out of gas, last month, and re-entered the atmosphere last night, somewhere over antarctica. most incinerated and the rest landed in the ocean. the satellite orbit was considered a big success when it was sent in to space in 2009. >> glad it landed in the ocean. >> better than the bay area. >> i would think so. >> yes. >> and hey, guys, a few clouds out there right now. we're trying to squeeze in some raindrops. haven't seen any of that for quite a while now. dry headed out the door today. >>> we have a mix of sunshine. we have the mid to high level clouds that are beginning to move across the sky. in the san francisco area, over coit tower, you can see the high clouds in the distance there and working on a very noise afternoon. it looks like the high pressure kind of slowly gives up here and slides to the east. and the temperature, 63 degrees in livermore and 60 in san francisco and 61 degrees right now in san jose. and i think as we head in toward the afternoon, sun and clouds, near seasonable temperatures and then tonight, there is a slight chance we could see a couple of

. >>> prince harry has left on his 208 mile trek across antarctica.tempts to get out of the trip and why prince william is jealous of him. >> obviously brought my tote hoping to get out of the trip. i think he's jealous i managed to get away from. >> i'm joined by bill karins and bob franken. "time" magazine is trying to figure out who will be the person of the year and you can vote on this. believe it or not, miley cyrus might be the person of the year? say it isn't so. but she is leading far and away by 29%. next up would be edward snowden, but miley is firmly beating vladimir putin, the russian president, and she is taking a wrecking ball to pope francis who only has 1.1%. >> she's obviously wants to wish everybody a happy twerky day. >> no way they won't do it. past president, like presidents, the u.s. soldiers. >> you still have a week to vote, you never know. >> toronto mayor is no the on that list. what's wrong? >> i'm going with pope francis. >> bob, you're talking about something that's all-encompassing on a day like this, something we haven'

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. >>> britain's prince harry is in antarctica training for a two-week hike to the south pole.e'll be walking up to 13 miles each day in temperatures as low as 49 degrees below interior. >> i'm -- i got four limbs, and i'm completely fine. well, almost fine up here. >> the trip is a charity event for wounded troops. >>> and a publicist for jon bon jovi denies a report that the rocker is trying to purchase the buffalo bills. although he says bon jovi would like to become an nfl owner someday. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprisewinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> good news out of yale university. police there have lifted the lockdown for calhoun college. it is still in effect for the old campus downtown new haven. you might recall that th

getting ready to head out on his charity trek to the south pole, harry and his team arrived in antarcticaeir gear in harsh conditions. >>> time now for the weather and the forecast for the south pole with ginger zee. >> yeah, we haven't even talked about how cold it is, the type that takes your breath away. i walk outside and say, i don't like it. 10 is what it feels like in boston. the wind chill isn't going to feel all that great. 9 in pittsburgh. 13 in detroit. any better tomorrow? no. it's going to feel like 5 in boston. new york city, 11 the feel like. minneapolis starts to improve a limit bit. not just the actual air temperature being cold, it's the wind. lot of nfl games being played in new england. look at the wind speed. burlington, up at 36. 45 in portland. now, los angeles, is drying out, less windy, much nicer, feels good out there. sacramento, 63 there. i wanted to save a couple of moments for you to get a look at thanksgiving could look for you. not too bad for the holiday itself. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home. >> this weather report h

>> there's a lot in antarctica and it's pretty well defined.we have to build a run way. a 1,200-meter runway that we line with garbange bags. >> your next trek is a race across the pole. what is the old record you're trying to beat. >> there's a number of record bus this one is 21 days 23 hours set very recently by a two-person nor woo jan teams. it means we'll have to cover 18 miles an day. >> how fast do you have to go to do that? >> it depends on the number of hours. we're not going to walk much faster than a meyer or two an hour. can we go long enough eechl day to make the distance and can we compress our sleep hours. how much do we balance the amount of speed and walk the distance? >> good luck partner. we efrm with you. thanks so much for being with us. >> thanks very having me. >>> up correct a hollywood spy story and this one has real spies. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." [ male announcer ] when you have sinus pressure and pain you feel...squeezed. congested. beat down. crushed. as if the weight of the world is resting on

. >>> now to london, where prince harry is leaving for his trip to antarctica and some of the most extremeoyal correspondent, max foster, is in london. max? >> reporter: well, prince harry leaves the uk on sunday, set for antarctica, and a 200-mile trek in temperatures as low as minus 45 degrees. and with a 70 kilogram sledge in tow. he's joined a team of british veterans who lost limbs in combat and who are competing against a team from the u.s. and another made up of canadians and australians. it's all about raising funds and awareness for injured veterans. >> max foster, thank you very much. martin, over to you? >> thanks very much. >>> have you ever seen the harlem globe trotters live? well, three of the stars join us live right after the break for a special preview of their upcoming military tour. you're not going to want to miss this. stay here. ♪ [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™ see, i knew testosterone could affect sex d

she's watching the ceremony from the post in antarctica. that's going on.ng and applause] okay. a few more people to thank. we want to thank our host and having me on "morning joe" to announce the finalists. to tina brown for helping us announce the list. our special thanks to the co-chair. if you came to the dinner for four years ago you know what i'm talking about. [applause] thank you. and finally, need to acknowledge the national book foundation terrific staff, our tireless director harrold, my colleagues on the board of directors who have been terrific. and now on behalf of the foundation, good luck to all of our finalists tonight, and on to the awards ceremony. ♪ okay. are we ready? that dessert was yummy. okay. it's now time for what we've all been waiting for. the actual national book awards ceremony. the order of the award categories will be this: young peoples' literature, poetry, non-fiction, and then fiction. so to present the national book awarded young peoples' literature is e. lockhart. her most recent book "real live boyfriend." the fourth b

i want to take you here and show you what happened in parts of antarctica. it took two years to make the image with 1,000 images. it's the most high resolution image of ant arctica. te didn't realise how bad the plume was in norway until looking from satellite. useful images from space. we use this in the weather center when we are looking at typhoons and hurricanes. >> the rev reigned billy graham is in hospital. the 95-year-old is breeng treated for respiratory problems. he's expected to return home in a few days. one of the world's foremost scientists died, dr fredrik sanger. he won two nobel prizes. he was 95. next - the tail of the tape. >> i never pulled a firearm. i never displayed... >> how suspects may use 9 is 1 calls to make a better court case. >> plus - pull over - the buzz ride turned viral video game. it's so bad, it's good. >> it's part of the george zimmerman story that you don't hear about but should. the man accused of murdering and acquitted in relation to trayvon martin pulled a gun. we want to focus on calls and how some calls like thos

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. >> prince harry is gearing up for a trek across antarctica. >> he is joining the walking with the woundedrity trek. he praised the coverage of the service men and women. >> all of the men and women behind me achieved so much just to get here, let alone walk through the south pole. i think if you -- it's just a wonderful display of courage and means so much to everybody else. >> harry and trekkers will leave for cape town sunday then travel on to ant yashgica. >> a mother goes to great lengths to find her son who is missing. officials are sending messages to the outside world. >> local crab fishermen dropping pots for the start of the season. when you can expect crab on the table. and later, we'll introduce you to a bay area student not letting her to those whoworried...... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call