in the movie, they made that out to be from a campfire in australia where the aborigines had a campfire and the sparks were coming clear up and they're going up into space. and they just -- any high school physics -- you know, that just doesn't happen. these sparks are continuing on up above the atmosphere some way. and i appreciate the symbolism of all this, of aborigines to the latest scientific move and the connection of sparks, and that was what it was supposed to be, i guess, because even in hollywood, they know sparks can't get up that high, yeah. >> we'll go to the planetarium. >> this question i guess doesn't have a clear-cut answer, but your backup on "friendship 7" was scott carpenter, and he, of course, inherited deke slayton's flight following your flight. and i was wondering if, perhaps, one of the reasons that "aurora 7" might have gone less than perfect was that carpenter only had a six weeks to get ready for the flight, do specific training, and your flight had been delayed a couple months and maybe didn't really train so much as help you get ready for "friendship 7"? >>

their destination and abandoned military bunga now they need to take a breather and warm up near a campfire. knows that this kind of training is useful in any case participants to strengthen their skills and prepares them for any emergency in their regular daily lives. but. it's great that there is a growing number of people who want to learn survival skills even if nothing catastrophic happens they now have a different psychological attitude. this will prepare them for other small emergencies but. those who have gone through survival training school a fully aware of the fact that the location of their exercise is fully protected. offices at the radar station including major. control the entire space so. a european russia. control center has given instructions to track an artificial earth satellites and. all modern racial information is fed to the outer space control center. first so it acquired classification artificial it says lloyd dismissed fourteen fifty as m of three hundred thirty three. the stuff makes no secret of the fact that the russian radar transmitter sees european air space

campfires and gasoline lamps used to be the only source of light here.but francis, who is a rice farmer, says gasoline is expensive and bad for her children's health. >> the solar lamps are a huge help because there are days where we just don't have the money to buy gasoline. and those are often days where we really need light in the evening. >> within a year, card distributed over a thousand lamps to remote filipino villages. next year, it hopes to double that. laos and cambodia have also expressed an interest in the project. >> and this bright outlook brings us to the end of today's "global 3000." we hope you enjoyed the program and do join us again next week. for now, thanks for watching and bye-bye. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

recently appearing at washington at an event so poorly lit, it looked like he was telling campfire stories. he was wandering around iowa just a few months ago, campaigning to a handful of people at a time. >> please come on in. hello. you're in the middle of a speech. but feel free to come in. >> reporter: romney is often with political celebrities, mccain, christie, even john voight. santorum is always either alone or with his family. he has no high-profile endorsements. and for every $12 romney and his allies have spent on tv ads, santorum and his have spent just $1. santorum, with his shoe string campaign, has amonged to connect with working-class republicans, whom romney has had trouble with. >> i grew up in michigan. >> reporter: now, it's romney, with this ad airing in michigan, working hard to appear like a regular guy. but a negative barrage against santorum is sure to be coming. as the race moves on to more and bigger states, romney is still the one who has the resources and the cash. but for now anyway, santorum has something that is even more important, growing support. diane? >

is a means of intimacy, and if you can imagine somebody behind that camera, if you can imagine a campfire behind that camera and people coming in on a friday night and gathering around it, then there is something that pulls from you, a participatory impulse that makes you feel at one. i don't mean to be mystical. it is not mystical. when i started in this business i was very, very formal, not long out of government, publishing newspapers, newsday, and i wore horn-rimmed glasses and i wore a vest. one day my director came out of the studio and he said, you've got to think of some, you've got to be less formal, more casual, think of somebody on the other side of that camera and talk to them. so i could only imagine on the spot that my grandmother, who was then something like 70, 75, and i began to talk to my grandmother. for the next twenty years that is what i did. i finally went to see her. she had moved from oklahoma down to albuquerque, nm. she was dying and i was by her hospital bed. i said, grandma, i just want to know something. you know all of these years i've been talking to you? s

. >> that looks like a campfire that was caught in a still frame. >> this screen what reminded me ofsa. >> do not look or you'll turned to stone. at 7:00 a.m. ava on the digital channel. the big storm missed baltimore to the south, but it was close. look how close that snow comes to baltimore. there was no in charles county, st. mary's county, snow in ocean city, but nothing for baltimore. which is had a couple of snow flurries but no accumulating snow. this whole system is moving toward east. the clouds are lagging behind the center of the storm. it will become mostly sunny during the day today. 35 at the airport. 30 in taneytown. mostly sunny skies today. a few clouds early this morning. then the skies above clear and it will be little of the breezy side with temperatures between 45 and 50. tonight, mostly clear and not as cold for this time of year. the seven-day forecast looks like this. 30% chance for a rain shower tomorrow. high temperature in the mid to upper 50's by the middle of the week. it could get near 60 of thursday. a cold front will go through on friday and that will

romney's campfired back that santorum has a history of making statements not grounded in the truth. >e conquered all at the box office in the weekend before valentine's day. "the vow" with rachel mcadams and channing tatum took in more than $41 million dollars and took the top spot. then "safe house" with ryan reynolds and denzel washington while "journey 2: the mysterious island" was in third. >>> in nagano japan, each year people watch monkeys relax. they munch on apples and groom each other before returning to the forest. looks like he's enjoying it there. seven minutes past the hour. back to you. i wasn't going to say anything. >> i don't know if it's weird that you would touch my hair or you think i look like those monkeys. that you even found hair. no hair. nothing. >> no worries. >> let's check on the weather from al. >> wow. for today we have a system coming out of the plains bringing rain to the gulf coast and an icy mix to the mid mississippi river valley. snow to the north. as the system pushes east it will spread snow from omaha to chicago, detroit. look for rain through n

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recently appearing in washington state event so poorly lit it looked like he watelling campfire storiesund iowa just a few months ago campaigning to a handful of people at a time. l about romney often appears with political celebrity. mccain. christy even john voit. santorum always either alone or with his family. he noose high profile endorsement. for every 12 dollars romney and his ally spent on tv ad an torm and his spent a dollar. santorum with the shoe string campaign has managed to connect with working class republicans. group romney has had trouble with. >> i grew up in michigan. >>reporter: now romney with new ad airing in michigan working hard to appear like a regular guy. but negative barrage against santorum sure to be coming. >> race now moves to more bigger states romney still the one with the cash and the resources. but for now any way santorum has something that is even more important. growing support. jonathan karl abc news washington. >>> president obama will make a reelection fundraising stop in san francisco tomorrow. more than 38,000 dollar a plate dinner will be at

>> bonfire is when you sing around the campfire at summer camp. you know she's a child. she's 12. you have a nice ass, baby, you asked. she said, i don't know, it's behind me. and you say, i'll tease it with -- >> this can be the point in the interview where, you know, things get heated but i had no idea about what was going to come next. then you say, so you won't be shy after a little bit. you say, great, good girl. wait, wait, wait. what are you doing? you okay? >> i am fine. i am just -- oh. >> i mean, imagine looking at this guy and wondering whether he's faking it or maybe if he's really sick and do i just end the interview and say, you know, why don't you go on? or do i continue? he said he was okay. so we continued. >> but does that mean that it's right for a 45-year-old man -- >> no, sir. >> for a little while it goes okay. but, you know, sometimes we can't control these events. would you like to leave? >> no, no, sir. i'm just -- i'm kind of -- oh. i'm shocked to be honest. i lied about myself. and i'm not that kind of person, sir. >> all right. if you're not feeling wel

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somewhere, you end up looking a little nutty or at least like you are telling ghost stories stay campfire if you are lit from below like from your chin or for you are lit like this say. that's rick santorum speaking in tacoma, washington, earlier this week. looks like he's telling ghost stories because this event was slapped together at the last minute and there was nobody around to think about a detail like will people actually be able to see rick santorum? the chairman of washington's republican party in introducing santorum that night took passive aggressive swipes at how disorganized the santorum campaign is right now. >> thank you for coming out here. this was put together in two days. they called us on friday and said we have an event on monday, can you help us? >> campaigns, most campaigns have people who deal with logistics part of running a national campaign for presidency. they have advance teams which go in advance and make sure that events get run properly and make sure for example that you can see the candidate or that there's a place to go in it starts raining. rick santorum

they say they heard the sound of a campfire. that woke them up.were seeing flames. to give you a sense of how fast this fire spread, the fire department tells us they arrived within seven minutes of the 911 call. as they pulled up this is what they saw. this iphone video taken by a san jose fire chief shows the duplex here already fully involved. they had to call for a second alarm. second alarm not only to fight this fire but to send crews downwind to make sure that embers from this wind weren't going to start anything else on o fire. add to the fact that this roof was shake which is a light wood that's highly flammable and you've got a duplex that went up like a tinder box. it is destroyed. four adults, two in each unit. they got out okay. so did the next door neighbors whose home was threatened by this fire. >> i actually was asleep in the bedroom right next door and my sister was pounding on the door to let us know the fire was next door. so thank god, because i was sleeping right through it. as you imagine, i just grabbed my kids and got pets

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romney's campfired back that santorum has a history of making statements not grounded in the truth. > took in more than $41 million dollars and took the top spot. then "safe house" with ryan reynolds and denzel washington while "journey 2: the mysterious island" was in third. >>> in nagano japan, each year people watch monkeys relax. they munch on apples and groom each other before returning to the forest. looks like he's enjoying it there. seven minutes past the hour. back to you. i wasn't going to say anything. >> i don't know if it's weird that you would touch my hair or you think i look like those monkeys. that you even found hair. no hair. nothing. >> no worries. >> let's check on the weather from >>> good morning. tom kierein in storm center 4 now at 9:08 on this monday morning. temperatures are still below freezing most of the area. upper 20s to near 30 degrees. reagan national now at 29. wind is much gentler this morning, around 5 to 10 miles an hour so windchills are down around 0. later today we'll be into the mid 40s are light wind, a lot of sun. tomorrow maybe a few flurri

two people who live in the duplex say they woke up to what sounded like a campfire and ran outside.o others escaped without injury. by the time firefighters arrived on scene, flames were shooting through the roof. they say wind threatened to str spread that fire to other homes and neighbors had to evacuate. >> i was asleep and my sister was pounding on the door was letting us know the fire was next door. so thank god because i was sleeping right through it. >> luckily everyone made it out. the fire is out this morning but no word on a cause. >>> let's check the forecast right now with meteorologist christina loren. >> it's been a rough morning so far. we still have more rain on the way. good morning. overcast conditions over the golden gate bridge getting a little bit of a dre break areas north of the bridge but we still have a lot of precipitation moving through the south bay, san jose, livermore, fremont getting hit pretty hard. we'll continue to see these showers lighten up but we'll get a little bit of spotty activity throughout the day. by noon a nice dry break. more shower act