sheriff boone?eighbor did it. ♪ i'm sure it's something i can't do ♪ >> and so the pictures yellow. the memory of her smile dances still across aging family films. all the possibilities that never were. and at the glacial pace the investigation has moved, the new generation of the morgan family may be in college themselves before tom can finally let it go. but not yet. in spite of all that's happened, not yet. >> so close. i just had a conversation with my father the other night. he said, you know, no matter what happens, even if you solve it, tom, even if you find somebody who can solve this case, it doesn't bring her back. >> then why don't you just drop it? >> that's when i looked at him and i said, but something just won't let me let go of it. the only thing i can say is, when i go to that grave site, when i see her head stone there, she wouldn't have let go of it. she wouldn't have let it just go by the way side. ♪ ♪ and in my heart good-bye >> we'll have more on the crime, the movies, and the

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dodge and now in boone. >> reporter: hey, candy.ck perry's been doing a marathon bus tour of the state. he only did two events today. he usually does three or four. he packed the house here in boone. he's been getting very big crowds. the poll numbers don't exactly show that. but his campaign is trying to sign people up. and they have the organization hopefully to get them out on tuesday night. he told the crowd earlier today what he would bring to the table as president having served as ten years as governor of texas. take the listen to what he had to say. >> executive governing experience is really important. as we go to washington and use that experience, i highly respect everyone else that's running. as i said earlier in my remarks. but the fact is, i'm the only person who has a record of creating jobs from that executive governing position. no one else has done that before. >> reporter: so that's sort of a muddled message a little bit from perry. he's trying to cast himself as the outsider in this case compared to mitt romney a

dodge and now in boone. >> reporter: hey, candy. been doing a marathon bus tour of the state. he only did two events today. he usually does three or four. he packed the house here in boone. he's been getting very big crowds. the poll numbers don't exactly show that. but his campaign is trying to sign people up. and they have the organization hopefully to get them out on tuesday night. he told the crowd earlier today what he would bring to the table as president having served as ten years as governor of texas. take the listen to what he had to say. >> executive governing experience is really important. as we go to washington and use that experience, i highly respect everyone else that's running. as i said earlier in my remarks. but the fact is, i'm the only person who has a record of creating jobs from that executive governing position. no one else has done that before. >> reporter: so that's sort of a muddled message a little bit from perry. he's trying to cast himself as the outsider in this case compared to mitt romney and newt gi

boone, real quick, i got to run -- but what is the website for the pickens plan?> pickensplan.com. i got 1,700,000 people signed up with me. >> you're also on twitter #boon pickens. >>> an alleged victim of hazing at famu says she was not alone. >> not everybody was but a good few people got hit. >> her story in her own words in the growing investigation into hazing allegations against famu's marching band. that's next. welcome to idaho, where they grow america's favorite potatoes. everyone knows idaho potatoes taste great. but did you know they're good for you too? they're high in vitamins and potassium. and idaho potatoes are now certified to carry the heart checkmark from the american heart association for foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol. so they're good for my family, and for yours. heart smart idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> it is time for today's crime and consequences. we are getting a disturbing look at the alleged hazing at florida a&m university, details that come straight from a band member from the iconic band th

at the height of the boon, this was a lux which furniture shop.serves as a pop-up art gallery. irish economist david mcwilliams says in the aftermath of the crisis dublin's entrepreneurs are seeing new opportunities. >> as rents come down it gives people the opportunity to set up ventures they never did in the city. i think it's fantastic for the city that rents are falling. >> reporter: the much maligned property market is also seeing signs of gradual recovery. take the suburb of valmain. it was constructed at the height of the boom. it was a goes estate. half the houses were vacant. since then belmayne has become a success story, 99% occupied because the original plan to sell the homes is dead. most people here rent. the property market is adapting to circumstances and it's paying off. david mcwilliams is convinced the rest of the city will follow suit. >> what happens after big disasters, people dust themselves down and they reinvent themselves and i have no doubt that dublin will do exactly this. >> reporter: it is beginning to shake off its h

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we eventually dip into the 115-degree heat and half making sure there are no bab boons on the runway,down in the national park. bob is there. good to meet you, bob. anxious to get us into the bush before sunset. and eager to tell of this place that's become one of the most audacious experiments in africa. >> here is a nice scene. these -- >> reporter: oh. >> the babies are everywhere. i mean, look, everything has a baby now. it's just -- it's nuts. >> reporter: he's spent most of his life like this. one hand on the wheel or camera, eyes peeled for movement. but this place has really honed his game-spotting skills because the wild life here was almost wiped away entirely. 15 years of civil war made this the lost eden. while around 1 million people lost their lives, soldiers also shot almost every creature that moved. eat the meat or sell the ivory. for there was once tens of thousands of buffalo. after the war, they could find only 15. only five zebras. only six lions. and when bob arrived, he could find only one species that truly thrived. crocodiles. >> you see it's just all crocodil

han pipeline it is a boon for both as a by john and the european consumers of the other end to buy caspian oil. this is the b.d.c. pipeline which starts at sangatte shell go through georgia and. on port and this is the biggest pipeline in the caspian ridge own with the capacity of one point two million barrels a day. it is commonly acknowledged that azerbaijan knows his successful oil and gas development to the so-called contract of the century. it was signed in one nine hundred ninety four by then president. father of the present leader of. the invited about a dozen of the world's largest oil and gas corporations including b.p. exon new coil and amaka to develop. fields in the caspian sea nowadays azerbaijan is number one in the commonwealth of independent states in terms of capital investment. for the. government is doing all it can in these days to. development production and transportation. so as to cater to multiple customers as a result we have great prospects to deal with the. german reporter that has lived and worked in azerbaijan for twenty years he has witnessed all the changes b

he's in boone, iowa along with our correspondent peter hams the by. i was sitting here listening to perry here's a guy who in august came in and almost immediately was the front-runner. he had a lot of money. he had a lot of mainstream support. then he had a couple of really bad debates. now he's struggling to kind of even stay alive in this race. what's the feeling inside the perry camp? >> reporter: what's interesting about the perry campaign in iowa is he's getting very big crowds and there's a lot of sort of staff feuding and infighting, a lot of disappointment about the campaign. i can tell you his team here in iowa is confident, candy, about caucus night, the fight for third place according to public and internal polling shows that fight for thoird be very fluid and aside from mitt romney and ron paul the candidate with the best ground game in iowa is rick perry. if he can get his volunteers to sign people up at these big events and get them out on caucus night which they are saying they can and he has a very good staff here in iowa, you know, h

boone will take staley's place. >> i expect a lot of blitzes i feel in the nfl when you can't pick up a blitz one time everybody just hammers you with that same blitz. they just keep throwing it at you, throwing it at you to see if they can get the same thing out of it. we're expecting a lot of blitz and pressure. we're excited for it. >> he will have a lot of pressure. that will be his first start in the professional nfl. that is sports for now. gasia take care of that cold. >> lots of tissue buries back here. >> it's all behind the scenes. >> join the conversation on our facebook page. >> we're asking viewers if they think it's fair that the slugger has avoided jail time. we'll see you back here at 10:00. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is.

the coast guard has deployed a boon to contain the oil but there is no word on how much has already leaked. >>james: here is a live look from san francisco. we do have some rain activity, light in nature and scattered. bits and pieces here and there. nothing really organize this morning. fred would is still dealing with light rain that nothing much to speed up here. the dumbarton bridge, there is shower activity tracking to the north. in the south bay, light rain. san jose near the airport, light rain. we are seeing barely any accumulation at all. other than that, of the roads are jammed. for the current hour, we have light rain activity and the peninsula in the north bay. by 10:00 a.m. we will look for clearing and a gradual drying throughout the remainder of the date. here is where temperatures are this afternoon. forties and fifties. as you can see across the north bay, the same temperature range. 55- 57 in just about every community. as the 7 day our on the bay shows you, you have a slight chance of rain on thursday. very light in nature. >>erica: the metering lights have been activate

welcome to shape its post-revolutionary future by restart machine relations a boon for the country's foreign minister heads to moscow. britain considers it measures to protect itself from the potential to minds of the euro plans reportedly with respect to trash place and even closing the borders. controversial court case starts in russia as prosecutors seek to ban a version of the main book of the highly christian movement being extremist in a move that's caused an uproar among indians in the. sports news next with. hello and welcome to sport on r t coming to you from the russian capital with me room on calls for of in this edition we will bring you the latest news along with holiday specials prepared by our correspondents but first the headlines. farewell and good luck to russia are preparing for the first ever used winter olympics which gets underway in austria in january. when she eleven battled that super bowl the n.h.l.'s detroit red wings speaks exclusively with r.t. after the main to the best russian n.h.l. are. free to move games park or is taken russia by storm will bring yo

some social conservatives, like dianne patrick of boone, iowa, said they can't decide whether to back gingrich. they see as the true conservative. >> i'm torn between trying to go for the strategic candidate that is going to be able to beat obama or to go with the person that i truly would most align with politically. >> now voters say there are two main reasons they can't make up their minds. number one, all those republican debates. put the candidates on equal footing, showed their strengths and weaknesses. number two, the country's future hangs in the balance and they need just the right candidate to beat barack obama. jan crawford, des moines, iowa. >> asking you for more money. according to the l.a. times, his campaign to raise taxes next year has already collected $1.2 million. some of the biggest donors include a triable group as well as a hospital industry political action committee. the governor wants voters to approve an initiative that would raise taxes on the state's highest earners. >> the 16-year-old who suffered a concussion after getting hit in the head by a shark's fa

wing is not yet a popular sport in russia although these girls have all the attributes to provide a boon for the sport the terming is perfect the european curling jumpers chip gets in their way in more skill points early with the russian women's team among the favorites the hosts already tasted victory at the coincidence top of them and in two thousand and six although it is the first time they will perform in front of a home crowd and. there will be a lot of their friends and relatives among the crowd supporting and who knows how that will affect their performance i believe they will manage to handle that emotional pressure and fill our task we want to win and we are ready to make this come true i have always tried to do more than just coach them i've been guiding them bringing them up and i'm very pleased with the way they are now they have grown up become wiser their talent and skills are now backed up with vast experience now they have patience and mental stability which is extremely important in curling russia's two winter olympics. he's one of the most experienced members of the te

anything that the seller is the pipeline of development will be a great boon to the economy and to a lot of households in the city. a fourth reason is that this set aside, bmr units on site is a useful and successful architecture. i have built 500 units in berkeley. 25% were set aside for very low income tenants. my firm became the largest landlord of section 8 tenants in the city and had more units in the berkeley housing authority. this was all done at no cost to the city, and all of those unions stayed on the tax roll. the city got essentially 100 units of below market income rate managed by a private investor at no cost and everything state. this leads to my last and final observation. this arrangement has the great virtue of requiring no money on the part of the city, no commitment of future resources, and no expenditure of staff time. in this age of diminishing resources, this is a valuable aspect, a self perpetuating, self-encouraging feature. thank you. >> is there additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini:

two men turned the awkward moment into the beginning of a lasting friendship and together formed the boone and crockett club to promote what they called "the manly "sport of hunting." duncan: but grinnell had other, larger issues in mind that he wanted to steer teddy roosevelt toward, and i think over time he became something of a mentor to roosevelt of taking this energetic guy this guy who was a political star, a rising political star, and gradually pointing him in directions that were clearly in roosevelt's heart but needed that little tilt from george bird grinnell to bring them to fruition. coyote: as president of the new club, theodore roosevelt was increasingly drawn into grinnell's battles, including the longstanding crusade to keep yellowstone as pristine as possible. it was a constant fight. there were repeated attempts in congress to reduce the park's size or open it up to greater commercial exploitation. roosevelt helped defeat them all. but despite those successes, there was still no federal law giving yellowstone's caretakers clear authority to protect its wildlife including