he was incredibly brave, skillful, and inspired. his men for phenomenally brave. you know, the 15th alabama commanded by lieutenant williams had marched between 22 and 26 miles in the heat of the day to get to that battlefield, right into battle, canteens were empty for hours, no water, collapsing from heatstroke and exhaustion, but got around, tried to figure out where they are, and launch a fixed assault. the 20th maine performs, no question about it. leadership is inspired. the 15th alabama, and the commanders with the brother, john, to be killed, mortally wounded. if they turned it, they would have ran into the arriving u.s. 6th corp. and created bad moments for the folks on that hill and might have burned some wagons. this is not to take away from the valor, but you have to be careful when you glorify anybody saying this regimen or man won the battle. if any one man was decisive was gordon mead. armies are teams. they made an incredible contribution, so did the 26th wisconsin, the 69th pennsylvania. there's so many players, and i'm weary of anyone saying, whe

biles relating to the trial of norwegian mass killer unders braving will be classified for sixty years the judges say the documents could be harmful to the public and will be kept secret until twenty seventy two the decision came up to brave explicitly televised trial began earlier last week is admitted to killing seventy seven people in separate bomb and gun attack last year but denies criminal gold claiming he was protecting norway from being taken over by muslims and he also gave a step by step account of exactly how he massacred is the exams claiming he had to dehumanize himself to become muscular if found guilty brave it could face a maximum of twenty one year prison sentence but if the judges decide who isn't saying he'll be sent for indefinite psychiatric treatment and former member of the european parliament of being who will believe the trials extensive coverage it turn it into a showcase for brave it's extreme mr ideas. that is the way you want the justice system works in in the european union your way he will clearly i was opportunity to express his own views on just hopes t

we are brave heart.need to ride into the battlefield and chop their heads off in november. >> after a media day luge, ted says he has, quote, never threatened everybody's life. they president whatted a word. and by all accounts the meeting went well. they said, quote, the issue has been resolved and the nuge person is saying it could not have gone better. we shook hands and went about our business. god bless the agents wherever they may be. mitt romney's campaign has distanced itself saying it never solicited the endorsement contrary to a report that says the thumbs up came after a call. in other campaign news, newt gingrich is in the race and picked up an endorsement from a rocker himself. >> well, if you are going to get endorsements like that, why get out of the race? so criswell come to the show. >> thank you. >> was it possible mu gent was making a real threat, or did he use unfortunate figures of speech? >> of course he was not really making a real threat. i think this story is a bigger scandal tha

brave actions by the men and women in our military. quite frankly, mitt romney said it was a foolish thing to do a few years ago. >> reporter: but both candidates agree, more still needs to be done to prevent any future attacks. now, of greatest concern to u.s. officials is al qaeda's yemeni affiliate and master bomb maker. >> tara mergener in washington, thank you. >>> here in new york, police are trying to determine what caused a van to flip off a highway overpass, killing all seven people on board. the van crossed three lanes of traffic before flying over a four-foot guardrail and falling more than 50 feet yesterday afternoon. it landed in a wooded area of the bronx zoo that's not open to the public. the van landed upside down and was crushed. >> the injuries were quite horrific. in 30 years i've seen something like this once or twice. everybody was taken aback by it. >> police say the victims were wearing their seat belts. all were members of the same family, including three children. no one on the ground was hurt. police say speed

see what happens when a brave little boy -- >> has his two-year-old sister's hand in his. >> and tries to sneak her to safety. >>> a man getting bitten by a headless snake. hear how the genius move unfolded. >>> a family loses treasured memories with a lost go-camera. >>> and the alabama face guy is a huge hit, but is he now university president now? >> give us the face. >>> i'll begin today's show with some surveillance footage from an australian pharmacy. the woman behind the counter in the pharmacy is truke lee. she's one of the owners of the store, along with herhusband, peter vu. you see two men come into the store and truke trying to figure out what to do. the commotion starts. she high-tails it and runs. her husband peter in the back office at the top of your screen comes out to try to help her. he chases one of the guys down, the guy charges him with what looks like a giant knife or a machete. but that's not all there is to this video. as this is going on, this man with the knife is asking where's your money? where's your money? peter, knowing his two children are in this back

confessed mass murder and the brave it uses a court room to promote his ideas and his views are far from unique in europe as we hear a little later. and a candle for nato forces in afghanistan as new photos show american soldiers posing with the corpses of afghans that story coming your way in just a few minutes from now here on three. in the meantime bahrain's controversial formula one grand prix motor race has gone ahead without incident but there have been furious rallies against the country's regime outside the race track seven straight hours of clash with security forces over the past week as police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets protests intensified on saturday after the body of a man shot dead was discovered on a rooftop security forces have set up checkpoints and brought armored vehicles to control any possible protests there are reports that ten female activists demanding freedom for political prisoners have been arrested all through middle east expert tonic and he explained to me earlier why political changes in bahrain a lot in western interests. we've had demonstr

and osama bin laden no longer walks on this planet today because of that brave decision and the brave actions by the men and women in our military. and quite frankly mitt romney said it was a foolish thing to do a few years ago. look, there's a difference in the roles they would play as commander in chief. i certainly think that's fair game. >> i want to be very clear about what the president believes. you're saying president obama believes that a president romney, if he was working with the same nonpartisan professionals in the counterterror realms of the government who came to him with intelligence saying we have an opportunity to capture and kill osama bin laden, you're saying president romney wouldn't take that shot? >> i don't think it's clear that he would. again, he criticized barack obama a few years ago when barack obama said if we have actionable intelligence about a high value target -- let's be clear. nobody was bigger. nobody was a more high value target than osama bin laden. david, do you have any doubt that if the mission had gone poorly as bill clinton said that mitt r

. >> it was brave. we do reporting on depression, one of the first things people tell us, just admitting it, talking about it is a hard thing to do. how hard was it for you? >> zwrefr one that asked me about the piece, i am came out of me, deciding what to do with it was the most difficult part. after speaking to my family, close friends, this is a good idea, they were very supportive, some were honest, i one handle it that way, i would keep that to myself, but my personality is kind of -- it's wide open, so i felt better, more like me to share it, and the response has been overwhelming, i'm glad i did. >> on cnn.com, a wonderful blog, one of the things that is poignant is when you were first told, look, you're depressed, you have depression, you essentially laughed it off. you said that is not me, that is somebody else, i don't even like depressed people was your attitude, right? >> yeah, and my doctor laughed because that was my first instinct was to say oh no, that is not me, i'm not depressed. depre

or should we just go with the flow and embrace the brave new world of mood control? we'll ask new york magazine journalist ariel levy and washington psychiatrist dr. brian doyle. >> >> complicated. intimidating. something other people get to do. but once you take the first step. you'll find there's nothing standing in your way. metlife. i can do this. a.d.m. the nature of what's to come. >> welcome. ariel levy, you authored a cover story for "new york magazine" which we see here "what are you on?" and you described new york today to -- you say sound the alarm, there is a new drug epidemic in town and most of the city wants in on it. in certain circles of new york, it is regular table conversation. we have entered the golden age of self-medication. drugs have become like hair products or cosmetics. this is brain styling, not mind altering, and you have a serious point to make there, but what is the extent of what you see going on in new york? >> well, i mean, i think new york is the same town that brought you woody allen and brought you everybody having a psychiatrist

the trial of a norwegian mass a killer and this brave act has been adjourned on its second day that's due to request from the lawyers on all sides to dismiss as they judge for writing on a chat forum braving the death sentence pelting which is banned in norway during one of the trolley we will have seen smuggling salute and telling tales of the anti islam propaganda video pick killing people in last summer's. and the shooting spree at a youth camp outside the capital where he's pleaded not guilty saying the attacks were an act of self-defense to protect it's not fair that the blanket coverage of the trial showcased. a concern shared you want. that is the way you would with justice system work seen in the european union in norway he he will clearly i was offered to express his own views one just hopes that the overwhelming majority of people will reject him for what they are signs of if you want to a man who is deluded and and a racist this is something that we've seen across the european union. in germany in france in the united kingdom as well as in norway he was particularly success

. >> it was brave.e do reporting on depression, one of the first things people tell us, just admitting it, talking about it is a hard thing to do. how hard was it for you? >> everyone that's asked me about the piece, i said it was very easy to write. it came right out of me. decide whatting to do with it, if anything, was the most difficult part, and after speaking to my family about it and, you know, close friends, what do you think, is this a good idea, is it not, they were very supportive. some were really honest. i wouldn't handle it that way. would i probably keep that to myself, but my personality is kind of -- it's wide open. i felt better, more like me to share it, and the response has been overwhelming, i'm glad i did. >> it's on krr nn about the com. it's a wonderful blog, as i have said. one of the things that is really poignant there is when you were first told, look, you are depressed, you have depression, you essentially laughed it off. you said that is not me. that is somebody else. i don

. >> osama bin laden no longer walks on this planet today because of that brave decision and brave actions of the men and women in our military. and quite frankly, mitt romney said it was a foolish thing to do a few years ago. >> took something that was a unifying event for all americans, an event that governor romney congratulated him and the military and the intelligence analysts in our government for completing the mission in terms of killing osama bin laden. and he's managed to turn it into a divisive, partisan, political attack. >> vice president joe biden said last week that osama bin laden might be alive today if mitt romney had been president. nchlt>>> assaults have been hapg in the petworth neighborhood, people struck with a hammer. a man last week was walking his small dog when he was greeted by a man and attacked. he did not want his face shown. >> he walked by and said, how you doing sir, with a smile. i said, how you doing? before i can see where my dog was like i'm doing now, i was struck with an object. >> that man was not seriously hurt. 19-year-old michael davis is charged

norwegian mass killer and this brave rick says he would carry out another assault and he had the chance so i see the count of even his statements to court on the second day of his trial hearing was delayed after they judge was dismissed from the panel for writing on facebook brave it deserved a death sentence which is banned in norway and is prepared speech that you all describe his massacre as the some spectacular success of europe since world war two now. as admitted killing seventy seven people last summer as a marine also in a shooting spree at a youth camp outside the capital where he's pleaded not guilty saying the attacks were an act of self-defense to protect norway from it's not and you know they have a blanket coverage of the trial and showcase for six years all concerned share you know what. that is the way the fuel the justice system works in it in the european union in norway he he will clearly i was opportunities to express his own views one just hopes that the overwhelming majority of people will reject him for what they are signs of if you want him. who is deluded. and a

. >>> coming up the braves get a boost, celtics beat the heat, no rose, no problem for the chicago bulls. plus a game-winning homer by a birthday boy on dodger stadium's 50th anniversary. the early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >> another spring day, cool and rainy weather on the west coast, we need it on the east coast, your forecast coming up you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, if you're just waking up this is "early today." in sports, scandal has claimed the job of yet another major college football coach, here is mario solis with an early look at the sports headlines. >>> good morning. we'll start with big news from college football the university of arkansas fired head roach bobby petrino after lying about a relationship with a 25-year-old coworker and her involvement in a accident. the married father of four mislead the school when arkansas hired his mistress as student athlete coordinator. >>> baseball, it wasn't just another home opener for the dodger, the 50th anniversary. this one had an ending out of a script. andre ethier, hitting the game winner,

suite is sparking a range or reaction from braves to hysteria. this is all teas weekly review hello and welcome to the program in france presidential election frontrunners nicolas sarkozy and his main rival socialist francois hollande looks to have reached the second round of voting which takes place in two weeks time with almost all the ballots counted along the lines the first round by a small margin. in the french capital for the big surprises actually the voter turnout earlier before the actual election at the projections was that up to what third of french people will not actually go out and vote but now we're seeing eighty percent it turned out and that is a big. difference indeed we know from the last few weeks of the campaigns of psychos and a lot of they have been encouraging people to vote throughout all of this it's been about jobs and employment and the economy and this has been the top concern of the french people as well as purchasing power which is essentially money in their pockets and this is going to be central to the campaigns

. >> osama bin laden no longer walks on the planet today because of that brave decision and the brave actions by the men and women in the military and mitt romney said it was a foolish thing to do. >> reporter: both candidates agree, more still needs to be done to prevent future attacks. tara mergener, wjz, eye witness news. >>> counter terrorism officials say the biggest threat is al- qaeda affiliate in yemen. that's the group behind the underwear bombing in 2009. >>> start of a new workweek, it's cloudy at the moment. live look shows after sunshine, lots of blue sky around this morning, it's almost all clouds now. we have weather coverage with marty bass in the outback and bernadette woods over in the first warning weather center. >>> good afternoon, a warm front will make its way through the day tomorrow. first warning doppler, no showers yet. we have the chance or showers or thunderstorms tonight in to tomorrow as it makes its way across the state. it's going to warm us up. temperatures, it's cool, with the clouds around, temperatures held down from yesterday. 54 degrees baltimore

. >>> coming up the braves get a boost, celtics beat the heat. no rose, no problem for chicago bulls. plus a game winning homer by birthday boy on dodger stadiums 50th anniversary. early morning sports headlines straight ahead. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, scandal has claimed the job of yet another major college football coach. here is nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> hi there, good morning. we'll start with big news from college football. the university of arkansas has fired head coach bobby petrino. this coming after he lied about his relationship with a 25-year-old co-worker and her involvement with his recent motorcycle accident. the married father of four also intentionally misled the school when arkansas hired his mistress as student athlete development coordinator. 21 and 5 the last two years at arkansas. not only the anniversary but this had an ending out of a hollywood strip. his 30th birthday, andre unwraps a present for

and also we want to go to a hospital and less of cook the story of a brave woman who probably saved many lives with her quick thinking. can all the people who were shot were brought here to have hospital in oakland and as her still learning more about the victims cbs five has just obtained this cell phone video from a witness at the scene. he was able to capture a woman who was shot unarmed officers were looking to help her get to the hospital. >>> she is out of its. she was in no way to scream or yell or ask for help. she was shocked. >>> she got out of that building alive and ran through the front door and he in some bushes. so i told her she is lucky. she is lucky. and it looks like a castle the count could of been much worse had not been for a brave young woman who was credited for saving the lives of her fellow students and a teenager. they're bringing bell of the door makes me nervous. surrounded by her family and friends teaching winds on a still visibly shaken. >>> it's so hard to remember this scene we saw today. is unforgettable. >>> she just finished taking tests in her nursin

and it looks like a castle the count could of been much worse had not been for a brave young woman who credited for saving the lives of her fellow students and a teenager. they're bringing bell of the door makes me nervous. surrounded by her family and friends teaching winds on a still visibly shaken. >>> it's so hard to remember this scene we saw today. is unforgettable. >>> she just finished taking tests in her nursing school class when she heard this. >>> sometimes you hear the fireworks go thump is something like that. i hear that. eight other students and teacher teacher were frozen with fear. they spent action. they're firing just feet from the classroom she closed the door and locked it. >>> divided lock the door i might be dead today. did we turn off lights until the class to keep quiet as the gunman came to the door and fired shots to try again. >>> the class will in silence for 30 minutes. sheepishly listened as one of the victims the receptionist cried out for help. >>> hours is asking for help again there was nothing we could do about that. >>> please cut and therefore save

in addition to the brave plan, we successfully recruited to does another series - -cities -- cities and counties statewide. we are still fighting in california today, six states issue marriage licenses to same- sex couples. we owe a debt of gratitude to all that began in this building eight years ago. together, we started an argument for a quality. and we put a human face on marriage discrimination. i speak for everyone in my office when i say how honored we are to continue to work alongside the american foundation for equal rights. the outstanding legal team and the couple's the represent. -also very proud of the deputies in my office that worked so hard on this appeal. the deputy city attorney's. i also want to thank all the city officials whose support has been instrumental from the beginning. i know the terms city family is sometimes criticized, but i can't think of a better, more fitting expression of what it means to have the strong support of mayor lee and the board of supervisors with a cause that matters so deeply to california and the nation. we will take your questions shortl

brave guy. ravens fan, too. the storm is impacting our state.ain impact came last night and yesterday through the day into last night. we're still dealing with the wind. wind chill factor feeling like the 30s and still plenty of action on maryland's most powerful radar. scattered showers over central maryland. this is light rain. winter weather in western pennsylvania including garrett county, west of cumberland, in particular. in fact, we have footage to show you from deep creek lake. there's our berth -- here's our weather bug camera. you can see the snow coming down in our state, granted as far west as you can g what a winter like day in garrett county. this is unusual. look at frostburg, snow mixed with rain. didn't stick as well in the cumberland area, but still some snow showers coming out there. take you all the way east. no snow in ocean city. look at this, waves coming in. the waves are churning in the wake of this power house storm. temperatures mid-40s. we hid 50 briefly -- hit 50 briefly. oakland just 32 at the freezing mark. winds g

that's not the end of this project. >> reporter: you're a brave dude, bob. the story doesn't exactly fill us with comfort, staring down one tusk. but she chills. at one point, we are literally surrounded by peaceful families, tolerating not just us but a truckload of tourists. maybe these siblings, these elephant social workers, maybe they're onto something. i'm bill weir for "nightline" in mozambique. >> good luck to them. "war elephants" premieres this april 22nd on nat geo wild. >>> up next, from "glycerin" to now. gavin rossdale brings us the playlist that shaped his music. ♪ dave, i've downloaded a virus. yeah. ♪ dave, where are we on the new laptop? it's so slow! i'm calling dave. [ telephone rings ] [ male announcer ] in a small business, technology is all you. that's why you've got us. at the staples pc savings event, for a limited time get up to $200 off select computers. staples. that was easy. you know, typical alarm clock. i am so glad to get rid of it. just to be able to wake up in the morning on your own. that's a big accomplishment to me. i do

the company was brave allies and brothers in arms on the front. they will bring about the destruction of german war machine. the elimination of the nazi tyranny over the oppressed people of europe and security for ourselves in a free world. ronald reagan called them the men who took the cliffs. the champions who helped free a continent. the heroes who helped end war. those men are now our heroes forever a part of the greatness of america. when we gather sins for thanksgiving let us be grateful for the blessings of america and the sacrifices of those who built it and let it to us. my father was doing his part fighting the nazis working as a civil servant in western nevada. when i was 11 years old, his death came after a long and painful battle with lung disease. and hazardous chemicals and toxic fumes. even in this end my dad struggled for breath, he never regretted serving his country and i am proud to tell you of his patriotism. i am also proud, the most important mentor of my life was my mother. i know what it is like to be a single mom struggli

it was a brave thing to do. i thought, wow, you could have thought that one through. and it's -- it goes to some things that happen in the nixon administration. and it's a tendency in the white house, on the most sensitive issues, the more sensitive the issue, the smaller the circle of people the president likes to consult. because of leaks. and so an issue in which really should require a lot of different voices tends to have just one or two or three voices. and in this case, jerry ford just made up his mind. he can be a very stubborn man when he doesn't -- and jerry ford, i to this day do not believe there was any deal with al hague. i think he did it to preserve his capacity of governing as president. i think just for what he said. that he couldn't -- it was taking up all his time. i believe to this day that jerry ford is one of the most honest people we've ever had in the white house. and i think one of the least appreciated presidents. al simpson when i introduced him once at the kennedy school, al simpson came back and said, you know, if -- if you have integrity

they served had country so bravely and broke so many barriers. they pacved the way for generations of women who came after them and helped build a world where young women all across america, young women like my daughters to know they can become anything they can imagine, even an admirablmiraad. >> reporter: mrs. obama brought her daughters but we didn't see them. the legend class ship built for speed and its state-of-the-art capabilities. >> officers and crew of the coast guard cutter "stratton" lay aboard and bring our cutter to life! >> reporter: the "stratton" will hold between 140 and 160 crew members. on coast guard island, nbc bay area news. >> that was just a glimpse of the wild weather across the bay area this morning. for the latest, we want to bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. >>> the winds turned umbrellas inside-out. you can see the sustained winds close to 30 miles an hour in oakland, also sfo. gusty winds out to fair field and look at our wind gusts getting close to almost 40 miles an hour out to solano and napa counties. the other

in the second, this happens, a two-run bomb, chipper is back and so are the braves getting the firstthe year with the 6-4 win over the astros. >>> the marlins suspended ozzie guillen five games for commenting about his admiration about his leader of fidel castro. he apologized yesterday calling it the worst mistake of his life. >>> nba, derrick rose sitting out another game and the bulls getting another win. hard to believe chicago might be better without the mvp. the bulls avenging sunday's loss to the knicks with a win. >>> with everyone talking about the bulls, knicks and heat you can't overlook the celtics. almost an after-thought in the east. the cs are moving up the standings giving miami more than they can handle. boston wins 115-107. that's your "first look" at sports, i'm mario solis. >>> now let's check back in with bill karins who, of course, continues to follow this indonesia earthquake. what's the latest? >> just the magnitude is scary. initially reported 8.9 by the earthquake service that services the indonesia peninsula. if accurate that would be the sixth strongest ea

braves over the dodgers 4-2. what a trooper. >>> the white sox paul konerko hits his 400th career home run against oakland. it sent the game to extra innings. but the a's rally to beat chicago 5-4. >>> and the oldest living former major leaguer celebrated his birthday yesterday. conrado marrero turned 101 years old. he's now one year older than boston's fabled fenway park. the cuban pitcher took the mound for the washington senators from 1950 to 1954. he pitched against some of baseball's greatest legends like mickey mantle and said beating the yankees was the sweetest feeling in the world. >>> when we come back, breakfast for your head. berries aren't just sweet to eat. a new study shows they may have brain-boosting powers as well. chili's lunch break combos are full of delicious choices, starting at just 6 bucks. choose from savory favorites or our new philly cheesesteak sandwich. layers of shaved steak and grilled peppers served with fries and a tasty soup or salad. chili's lunch break combos. [ sneezes ] [ ma

we are brave heart.ed to ride into the battlefield and chop their heads off in november. >> nugent endorsed romney in march, tweeting after a long heart and soul conversation with mitt romney today, i concluded this good man will properly represent we the people and i endorse him. romney's son quickly tweeted his excitement, ted nugent endorsed my dad today. ted nugent. how cool is that? he joins kid rock as great detroit musicians on team mitt. and mitt romney sounded happy to have his support. >> he said he had a great conversation with you. if ted says you're okay, he endorses you, i'm tempted to do the same thing. >> that's good to hear. it's been fun getting to know him and ted nugent. >> asked about nugent's latest comments, the romney campaign said divisive language is offensive without mentioning nugent. but nugent has been trash talking barack obama since 2007. >> he's a piece of [ bleep ] and i told him -- >> now the romney campaign seems to think nugent's support is more important than the cri

they served this country so bravely and broke so many barriers.r generations of women who came after them. >> reporter: mrs. obama brought her daughters sasha and malia, but we didn't see them at the ceremony. the ship is built for speed and its state-of-the-art capabilities. >> officers and crew of the coast guard cutter stratton, lay aboard and bring our cutter to life! >> reporter: the cutter stratton is more than 400 feet long and will hold between 140 and 160 crew members. on coast guard island, kimberly terry, nbc bay areas in. >>> newly released footage documents the heroic efforts of an indiana school bus driver who was on the road with 11 children when a tornado touched down close by. on march 2nd, henryville school kids were released early because of tornado warnings. the bus driver decided to head back to school when she saw the twister bearing down. >> everybody stay together. our group together right now, go, go, go, go, go! one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, come on, come on! 10, 11, go, go! >> everyone made it int

what he is saying about the brave deed that's getting a lot of attention. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. we've had tornadoes on the ground tonight in oklahoma and the problem with this ferocious weather system grinding its way through the american midwest tonight is this. beyond what the od people of oklahoma are suffering through, forecasters are already warning of an extremely violent weekend. the kind of thing you don't often hear warned about in a forecast a day in advance. late today, the bad weather made itself felt in norman, oklahoma, home of the oklahoma sooners. outside of oklahoma city. initial reports after the first tornado touched down said there were no injuries. but again, this is sadly just the start forecasters are able to say with confidence tonight. it's the start of a bad weekend ahead. dr. greg forbes is the severe weather specialist at the weather channel with us from their atlanta headquarters tonight. dr. forbes, i understand this is the second time since '03 that such an alert has gone out in this region this far in a