butch hendrick, thanks. butch of life guard systems, thanks. another major challenge butch mentioned is cleaning up the records of the cruise ship. it had 2,000 tons of fuel on board at the time of the wreck. so far, they say there's no evidence that is leaking into the sea, another possible disaster. we'll continue to follow that. >>> also tonight, republican candidates facing off at a debate in south carolina and jobs taking center stage with fuzzy math when it comes to the facts. >>> could be days or weeks before divers locate the last of the victims aboard the costa concordia. it's teetering on a ledge in the sea, thousands of tons of diesel on the hull, water and impact damage and by now, a total loss. you may have seen where vessels are taken to be broken down. as remarkable as this looks, nowhere close to that with concordia and knowing whether it can be refloated. tom looked into the dangers and joins me now. >> first, you have to get past the human tragedy. once that happens, the first thing that happens with naval architects, divers,

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we're joined by veteran rescue diver, butch hendrick. he's been guiding us through the rescue operations all week. he joins us again. butch, what surprised you most about this new video of the underwater search and rescue mission? >> the thing that surprised me the most, anderson, was the amount of visibility they have. i was not expecting them to have that much visibility. >> and what do you attribute that to? is it not very silty down there? >> well, they're midwater at that point, so they're not on the bottom where they have the silt, but the water conditions are just very clear. they've got good 50 to 100-foot visibility, while they have light. >> and good visibility, that would seem like a very good thing, correct? >> yes. having good visibility is definitely a good thing, because it allows them to be able to work a whole lot of that ship quite freely, especially, you know, reducing the ability to get disoriented. >> at one point in the video, i see something that looks like lines that are in a "y" shape formation. are those like th

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>> i think the biggest bane of coach butch hicke and tom brady is lives is that they came just short nobody has done in the history of the nfl before. that is what they will be taking into that game. my money is on the patriots. tavis: my time with seal is up. this has been a pbs conversation. this guy has something to say about the pages, about their offense, about the giants, about eli manning. you can hear our conversation with sael about the super bowl. the new album from seal is called "soul ii." i love it and i think you will, too. i am glad to have you on the program. >> i am glad to be here. tavis: until next time, a key to the face. ♪ how does it feel? ♪ how does it feel? ♪ to be on your own? no direction home? tavis: for more information, visit travissmiley.org. tavis: join me for a preview of the florida primary next time. we will see you then. >> every community has a martin mr. king boulevard. it is the cornerstone we all know. it is not just a street or boulevard, but a place where one -- where walmart stands with your community. tavis: and by contributions to your pbs

. >>> the butch dutchess of cambridge celebrates a birthday tomorrow. the one thing she -- the one thing that would make her more adored. >> reporter: kate now catherine wouldn't have a big 30th birthday party. this film premiere in london on the eve would have to do. she and the prince were bigger stars than anybody in the movie. they have become top of the a list anywhere they have gone since the wedding. if birthdays a time for taking stock, the marks for her are in and they couldn't be higher. >> she hasn't put a foot wrong and i think the royal family, in particular the queen will be delighted at how she has played it. she has been a natural rayol, very comfortable in the role. >> reporter: its been just eight months since the wednesdaying in that time sometimes its been hard to tell who was been and bid for the job, william or kate. the more popular she gets the more she invites comparison with the previous holder of the cover girl job, william's late mother princess diane a. >> i don't think there is anything wrong with the comparison. they are t

butch that's but that's as close as they would get. one of the better players in the conference drains the trey, mccollum had 24 and 14 rebounds. . >> former phillies closer brad lidge coming to the nationals. the two-time all-star has closed for the phillies and astros during his ten-year career. he will not be the closer for the nats. lidge will fill various roles in the nationals' bullpen that should be one of the best in baseball this year. >> all-star break has arrived in the nhl and according a little birdie, ovie have a good time in south beach instead of playing in the game because he's irritated about being suspended. so dennis wideman is the caps only all-star. you don't have to ask him twice. selected in the 15th round by team chara. he knows a lot of big names aren't in this year's game but that's just fine with him. >> a lot of the real top end guys are hurt right now. there seems to be a long string of injuries going on right now which gives the opportunity for guys like us to get a chance to get in. it's an honor to be s

great robber barron of the late 19th and 20th century, those who have seen the classic move visit "butch cassidy and the sundance kid" will remember that name from the movie. avril harriman was a hard-driving businessman who was desperate to get a job in the roosevelt administration, but the president at least initially was not too keen about having him. they had known each other for about 35 years. the harriman estate is, again, six degrees of separation is in the hudson valley not too far from here, and the two families had a lot of social links. but roosevelt didn't think much of harriman's father and he considered harriman basically, again, at that time as basically a dilettante and a playboy. it really was harry hopkins, fdr's closest aide, who persuaded roosevelt to take a chance on harriman, and sent him to london as the administrator of the new lend/lease program there. the third man is someone who unlike murrow and harriman has been almost totally forgotten in this country, but in many ways he was the most important. his name is john gilbert winan, and he was the u.s. ambassador

( applause ) but when i tried to explain, giselle only told butch what i said because she knew that trent'srelationship with amber threatened him and me, he just completely freaked. in the end, he was shouting so loud, the hotel had to call the police. anyway, he's flown back home. you won't tell anyone i've told you all of this, will you, dad? dad? god! look at the size of that pig! it's a very big pig. we could catch bird flu from feeding these ducks. well, from--? no, no, you couldn't. you'd have to live in very close proximity to a duck to get bird flu from it. we could, if these ducks, you know, caught it off some wild geese from hungary who were infected with it, and then we inhaled some of their fece dust, or whatever. i personally am not planning on inhaling any geese feces dust, are you? not really part of the normal farm visit, is it? three p.m., feed the rabbits. four p.m., ride the tractors. five p.m., inhale some dried hungarian geese feces. it's not on offer. we could have a word with them, if you like. is that what's been worrying you, bird flu? worried? why are you so worrie

in his career when he made loads of successful movies, what if he had gotten a -- there would be no butch cassidy, and there would be a guy doing a documentary about how a performance artist created a me mosaic out of tampons. >> i am now tasting the bitter medicine that i will not have a anymore in sundance after i say, you are right, our government does not do enough for artists. and thank god we have private industry that steps up and subsidizes art across the country. all you have to do is walk down park city and you can't swing a dead cat without seeing pepsi signs in every banner and endorsement from big business. and i just find that really hipocritical. >> if you swing a dead cat you might hit tracy morgan. >> it has to be low jie. swing it low. >> i shouldn't say that. we don't know how well he is. i hope you are doing well. >> you could hit tracy morgan's dead cat. he is the craziest person alive walking around with his own dead cat. i got my cat here. >> i sound like yosemite sam. >>> i saw your independent film earlier this year. it was called "my paper route from a station wa

worth mentioning, obama has had 32 in three years, and butch had 171 and clinton 139. he doesn't care what congress thinks of what he does anybody, he is taking the initiative and saying, look, you are standing in the way of somebody that can protect consumers. the legal council opinion came out two days after he had done it and it said it's a close call and could get overturned in court. i don't think that they were confident in the court as to whether it would go through. >> politically this is good for him, this is a year in which wall street bonuses were record and the economy is still a problem. and vulture capital is an issue. >> using vulture capital, rick perry would be proud. obama has 181 of his nominees waiting to be appointed, most waiting because of bipartisan support. >> when you are in recess when you are a you are not in recess is a joke. >> i would like to have a pro forma session on the show where i come in every three days -- >> and bang the gavel. >> it's funny, when you go back through recent history read what democrats said about michael bolton be

. >> you made us look like a butch of [ bleep ]. she is taking up valuable cart space. aren't you, honey? of [ bleep ]. gnch of [ bleep ]. of the year where our prices are even lower. save money. live better. walmart. >>> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> every day islamic prayers can be heard drifting from the cell of leonard mcquay at the wabash valley correctional facility in indiana. >> five times a day it's mandatory for muslims all over the world five times a day. >> mcquay is serving 60 years for the murder of a corrections office at a prison 16 years earlier. he has been in administrative segregation at wabash's segregation unit. >> read the quran every day. >> the other books in his cell have helped him grow physically. >> this is what i call my weight bag where i every day i do me some curls, right? i do these. i do shrugs. what they call shrugs. do these. do back arms like this. like this. this is probably about -- probably about 55 or 60 pounds. >> mcquay has spent years trying to learn his way back to general population. but his history continues to haunt h

. >> butch has lived in this neighborhood years. >> you watch everybody raise up around here. >> he's cutting the nice grass. >> reporter: terence g., upset and outraged. >> like i said, there's a lot of people in this community. and we try to keep this community as best kept as possible. >> reporter: police have few leads in this case. but the lead in the case is optimistic. >> mrs. heinz is loved and respected by everyone we spoke with. this is a human being no one has anything negative to say about. >> i have never seen anything like this before. it's so sad. >> it's a shame. i hope they catch whoever did it. she was a sweet old lady. to me, she was a sweet old lady. >> late this afternoon, a group of about a half a dozen homicide investigators are back inside the home today, walking around, still trying to piece together exactly what they think happened. we're live in east baltimore. adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> and crimestoppers is offering a reward of up to $2,000 for information that leads to an arrest. >>> a verdict in the trial of one man accused of raping a girl at a ba

final public, the daughter of the former house speaker gingrich will be here to talk about the speed butches -- bumps in her father's campaign. and whoever was setting fires in los angeles stayed a step ahead of the cops for three days. but, now, investigators appear to have a big break in the case releasing brand new details and we will have that ahead. there he is, poised to discover plum amazins, the amazing alternative to raisins and cranberries with more fiber, less sugar, and a way better glycemic index. he's clearly enjoying one of the planet's most amazing superfruits. hey, keep it down mate, you'll wake the kids. plum amazins. new, from sunsweet. this is mary... who has a million things to pick up each nth on top of her prescriptions. so she was thrilled that her walgreens pharmacist recommended a 3-month supply and would always be there to answer questions about her health. now mary gets 3 refills in one and for 3 months, she's done. more or less. ask your pharmacist about a 90 day supply today. walgreens. there's a way to stay well. >>shepard: los angeles police have made an arres

>> butch wes has lived in this for 50 years. >> watch everybody raise up around here. and she helped raise him. >> cutting nice grass. >> reporter: terence g., upset and outraged. >> like said, there's a lot of elderly people who live in this community. and we try to keep this community as best kept up as possible. >> reporter: the lead detective is optimistic. >> mrs. heinz was loved and respected by every person we spoke with. this is a human being that no one had anything negative to say about. >> i had never seen anything like this before. it's so sad. >> it's a shame. and i hope they catch whoever did it. because she was a sweet old lady. to me, she was a sweet old lady. >> reporter: and baltimore city police say canvases like this have worked in the past. that i have helped solve other crimes. and they're hoping will happen again. we're live in east baltimore, adam may, wjz eyewitness news. adam, thank you. crimestoppers is offering a reward of up to $2,000 for information that leads to an arrest. >> reporter: the man accused in a gang rape at a roller rink is ac

since the republican debate on fox and it remains to be seen which candidate enjoys the post debate butch. carl is live in west columbia, south carolina. you have been following newt gingrich for a while. it is my understanding he looked mean last night and heard some of megyn panelists say that is the "mean newt." >>carl: a lot of folks would argue that the newt gingrich that performed on the debate last night in south carolina is a newt gingrich who is given mitt romney a scare this morning. romney has a big lead and he has organization and advantage having been the winner of new hampshire and iowa but today newt gingrich is trying to press last night's performance. and will unveil new advertisement to run in south carolina asking: who can beat president obama? and use sound bite after sound bite of his performance to make his argument he is the guy who can. newt gingrich is trying to press the momentum from the performance against his two rivals for the alternate to mitt roll. newt gingrich says in the case of rick santorum he is a form senator from pennsylvania who lost his re-electio

we'll talk to butch hendrick a little bit coming up after the break. also later, andrew sullivan, release your income tax so the people can see how you made your money. >> we know why releasing is so hard for mitt. rom nay pays a tax rate closer to 15%, and part of the reason why it's a loophole. not only legal, but pretty standard, but it doesn't feel fair and square. here's the bottom line. he was the founder and partner in bain capital. when you're a partner in a private equity firm, you get a cut of the profits you make. usually, 20%. now, stay with me because what happens here adds up to tens of billions of dollars in lost tax revenue for america. say my buddy, will, you've probably heard me talk about him. works at cnn. say he invests $5 million in bain capital. and mitt romney, as he has done, does a really good job. he invests will's money well. so a year later, will's investment doubles in value to $10 million. ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. mitt's cut, $1 million. and that money is taxed at 15%. now, the reason this is unfair is that it wasn't

. >> dan join us now just on shore from the crippled liner and also joining us is butch hendrick, president of life guard operations and 30 years in maritime operations. how could those on the ship not realize those hazards were there. they had made this route an awful lot, hadn't they? >> reporter: they had. i think perhaps that led to the complacency of the captain. they had a habit of going very close to the port showboating, effectively to show off to their friends on the island, apparently. this time, they got very close, too close, scraping that huge hole along the hull. we went out there. frankly, you'd have to be mad to take a ship that size that close to the shore. it's very close indeed. i can't really imagine what they were thinking. there would have been alarms going off on the bridge and visual alarms and navigation screens, telling them to bear away, but they didn't. >> do we know how deep the water is there, dan? >> reporter: well, it's more than 100 meters if you stay outside the rocks, but there is a reef there that comes out from the peninsula there are a string of rocks a

s food truck craze hitting a butch in the road, police now hitting them -- bump in the road, police nowth ticket after ticket.  thanks, mom. who are you calling "mom"? dunkin' sausage pancake bites, delicious like mom's, only easier to carry -- get three for $1.59. >>> students at secondary school in alexandria got quite a treat today, a visit from first lady michelle obama and a cast the nickelodeon sitcom. they were there to screen an upcoming episode in when carly and her crew are prepping for a birthday party for carly's dad. he's an air force colonel and is supposed to be coming home from overseas, but it gets canceled and the first lady found out. >> it's not easy changing schools every few years and keeping your grades up and knowing that your dad is away serving in another part of the world, right? you can imagine how tough that can be, right? so we need all of you to step up as well and all the kids all over the country to find out who the military kids are in your schools and make sure you make them feel welcome. >> and you cannot have i carly without a

we're more of the feminine side than the butch side. >> he look too much like -- for me. >> yeah. >>ot only had morgan developed a friendship with the one other inmate most like himself, he received some good news from the disciplinary ward. they decided to suspend his sanctions. as a result, his transfer request to the lower security prison was still under consideration. but near the end of the shoot in new mexico, morgan had stumbled again. >> peaches got locked up again. poor thing. >> why? >> smoking on suspended sanctions. >> how does it affect you? >> my friend is not here that i get to talk to a lot. he should be back by after 60 days. i don't really talk to nobody now that peaches is gone. >> i woke up. i needed a cigarette. me and a few other people, we were smoking and the lieutenant walks through and says can i have a drag and i said, sure, turned around and handed it to him. boom, it's the lieutenant. lo and behold, there's the lieutenant. so, i got in trouble. one cigarette [ bleep ] and i'm here. >> with a second violation coming on the heels of his first, morgan would

. >> now, governor butch otter of idaho, his state of the state address is a little more than half an hour. we will show you as much as we can until our live event at 8 a.m. eastern. [applause] [applause]beh governor, on behalf of joint session we welcome to the house chambers, and we look forward to hearing your address and lookfoo forward to working with you this session. he hou the houses have both agreed thid would be a very short session. [laughter]sounds >> sounds promising already. >> the podium is yours.ready. >> ninety. thank you. we don't need this.mresident, mr. president, mr. speaker,eake, honorable justices, my fellow constitutional officers, istinguished legislators and and my cabinet, as well as my friends and my family, and especially my first lady.. [applause] my fellow idahoans, i'm here feo today to report on my view of to our state, and to provide youroy with recommendations for this comingmm year. it is my pleasure to report that idaho, having been tested by the great recession, now is emergin. leaner, stronger, more resilien, and better prepared to compete,r prep

choice of having a quiet birthday is no surprise considering in the the start of a busy year for the butche is expected to help celebrate the queen's diamond jubilee and play a supporting role at london olympics. >>> what is a private and quiet affair is for the duchess. >>> much fancier than we will ever see. >> 30. >> a big one. so yeah. >> 30 is a magical age a really good age. >> me too. >>> not too young, not too set in your ways and older. >> okay. >> there we go. let's look at temperatures across the region speaking of 30. >>> 35 degrees right now here in washington, it is 30 degrees in baltimore and in gaithersburg, frederiksburg 36 cambridge maryland, 36 degrees dulles airport 29, in winchester, it is 30 degrees. here is a look at future cast. yeah, first i want to show you the big picture mid-atlantic and northeast, there you go temps in the 20s up to the north, new york city at the freezing mark now i want to show you future cast we've got a change here take a look this is a model run look at precipitation they have it pulling in more, to the north, in this run than what we have

butch at a time when romney was a democrat voting for sangas.have a conservative whose record of controlling government spending is dramatically better than romney's. you have a conservative vote against tax increases while romney as governor raised taxes. you have a right to life candidate while romney had tax paid abortions and put planned parenthood and romney care. that message is a very simple contrast. as that sinks in, i think the natural weight of the republican party for every ee lengs since 1964 will sink in. >> you have an idea of what you'd like to do? >> i'd like to do as best as i can do tomorrow night. whatever i do tomorrow night will be a victory. because i'm still standing. this is the second time in a year that the last time it was in the media by you guys, this time -- not you personally, and this time it is paid media by romney. twice people tried to drive me out of the race. i'm still here. >> you're taking a sharper tone today. >> yeah, the comments i heard this morning were outrageously unconstitutional. if these guys at

and he's going to -- his political career's going to end up like butch cassidy and the sun dance kid. there's no way out. he's -- the only people supporting newt's attack on private enterprise on free markets are newt, rick perry, and sarah palin. >> richard trumpka also. >> the only three are rick perry, newt gingrich, and again sarah palin, which just shows you how ideologically unmoored she's always been. >> he's got other attacks he can engage in, a lot in that ad. and i suspect he may try to play down the bain stuff. but the bain stuff will continue by his super pac and others for sure. >> i mean, for anybody who really understands what private equity does, this is just, governor, a real surprise. you were a progressive, a former democratic mayor and governor. but you know people in private equity. and they don't get paid by destroying companies and firing people. they get paid by turning companies around. and making profits. this is free market 101. and how shocking that newt gingrich doesn't seem to understand this. >> well, i agree, joe. although i'd like to see polling. i won

. >> dan join from the crippled liner us is butch president of life guard yearsoperations. how could thosealize those hazards wereute an awful lot, >> reporter: they had. the of the captain. habit of showboating friends on the island, they got very close, that huge hole along t frankly, you'd have to that size that to the indeed. thinking. there alarms going off onrms and navigation away, but they the water is it's more than 100ide the rocks, but there is from the ther rocks at the surfacatable boat and you can see the rocks hull of you an idea size that a car off >> from what you know of these point this is just more of a rescue effort or could the above theere? >> there compartments twisted and moved rainstorm, you can't open or trapped in a physically move because of the twistingtant to talk about, it looks environment not but the divers have to go wreck any time is dangemove. it's very dadivers looking for the people water or alive in certainly out the boat is moving so it has to think of the fact that insidethe electrical systemhe water is moving hundred feet going in