he knows as well as anybody that mathis is going to beat chris clark. so he threw that ball at about a second and a half which is all the time he had. >> al: third down, two. knowshon moreno gets tackled. they have the ball at the 14. you still have a ton of time left but do you want to make it 36-26 or do you go for it? >> cris: you can't assume you're going to shutout the colts' offense, especially the way luck has been playing. i agree with this decision. >> al: i do, too. fourth and one. from the 14. manning rolling. throwing. and it's decker who reaches behind him to make the catch at the 12 yard line. darius butler makes the tackle and a first down. >> cris: flashback to another time. that back shoulder throw. lot of pick action in here. they're going to move inside and out but nothing blatant. that time darius butler ran over the top and gave peyton manning just enough room. >> al: the ball at the 12 yard line. manning throwing. caught inside the 10. decker gets killed immediately after a gain of four. sacked twice, including that sack fumble whi

chris clark you are the man gee behind it . >> we have a av and we want to collected datcollected databo. it use us sensors and a compass and a doppler velocity log. >> what are the sensors and what are they doing. >> we attach sensors for the that listen for the sharks. it listens for the tags ateached to the sharks and it will drive around and follow the sharks as they move. what we have here are dummy plugs and these attach to a hydro phone. it's like a mike r microphone bt goes under water. the hydro phones are listening for acoustic categor tags and te things this big that attach to a fish or shark. every two seconds they will ping, ping. >> these robots have been used to shall for a decade now. they are used to mo monitor temperature and light and all things you want to know to monitor the ocean. we are asking the robots to do one more thin thing. we want them to follow the shark and characterize the enviroment. so we can build a 3-d map of the animal that we are tracking. and we know where the animal is in that 3 3-d space. and when the animal does something different is there a

comment on it a deal looks like it's been reached in america to avoid default chris klug hedge fund manager at lawrence clark investment management on the line chris either you've been watching it with great interest as well the unfolding events over the last couple of hours in washington as it looks like the last minute agreements being reached i use the word pantomime earlier on perhaps that was a bit too flip but you know year in year out we see this argue between the democrats the republicans on how much money they're going to spend the not going to do it i mean the whole thing end of the day is almost ridiculous when you think about how much kind of make believe money is out there piling death on top of that what's your thought about what's happened this time though i think you just some day out to be honest with you i mean i think the whole thing's been a bit of a pantomime. you know we're going to get a deal and i want you to believe any doubt that we're going to get a deal and in time you know we'll be right back here in fifteen weeks time in february the only difference at that point we believe that

poorer soaring unemployment is fueling extremism and depression and hopelessness is on the rise chris clark from the noting of business school in the u.k. says governments don't realize the scale of the looming disaster. i think. at the moment what you're seeing is european financial leaders the commission to the governments all telling us how they've solved the problems when they haven't actually done anything at all in the last couple of years to sort out any of their problems and you know i do agree with the red cross that they are facing a catastrophe in europe and i think back to ask if you will happen soon so what you're seeing is an economic crisis brought about by that ludicrous policy of trying to tie everything together me europe was functioning quite well until the single currency came along. so you know when you get masses of young people unemployed and when you get people in various countries feeling like they are continuously paying out to support other people in other countries then you know the problem the problem here is quite clearly. going to cause xenophobia. there is de

chris clark, you're the plan behind this.l me about this. >> we have this autonomous underwater vehicle, you deploy it in the ocean to collect data. on this project we want to collect data about sharks. it uses sensors compass. >> what are the sensors. >> we attached sensors that listen for sharks, and we put this thing in the water. it listens for the tags attached to the sharks. it follows the sharks as they move. what we have here are some dummy plugs. these will attach to what we call hydrophones which is like a microphone, but it goes underwater. this project in particular those hydrophones are listening for some acoustic tags. these are things about this big that we will attach to fish or shark. every two seconds it will ping, ping. >> what is the end game? how do you see this technology changing the way you do marine science and the way we understand the bios here. >> i envision a day where robot also enable us to do things that we've never been able to do before. measure aspects of behavior that we've never been able

minutes to 6:00 that evening, people in nashville rock in the cbs affiliate channel five, watching chris clark all of a sudden, actually they were watching a five minutes before 6:00 erogenous cbs evening news with walter cronkite. there was an. an outcome you don't do that. the producers in new york agreed because this is such towering significance. people watching channel five in nashville all of a sudden solve this. adding imac [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> amazing how much hair people had, it met? and the outfits, brings back the memories of that night. kerr, one that you read us a little bit from your book? been that i will read a little bit. i'm happy to. i also want to say, genocide tv reporter hank allison that you saw with the microphone reporters face at the end. hank allison's sister is here. we just not outside. i also want to pay my respects -- i forgot to do this earlier. michael at

clark's greatest magic trick. >> reporter: ellen sohus and another brother, chris, were just as worried. >> i was very worried thatse key pieces would be enough to create doubt. >> okay, is it correct the jury has reached a verdict? >> yes. >> reporter: but in the end... >> we, the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant, christian gerhartstreiter, guilty of the crime of murder in the first degree of john sohus. >> i started to cry because we finally got justice. >> reporter: but it's a bittersweet victory because the painful questions still remains. where is linda sohus? do you believe, then, that christian gerhartstreiter also killed linda? >> yes. >> yeah. i believe she probably met a similar fate to my brother. >> reporter: do you think we'll ever know what happened to linda? >> not unless he decides to confess. >> reporter: i was curious how the jury felt about linda and had the opportunity to ask the foreperson. did you feel linda had anything to do with it? >> i... i didn't. >> reporter: so, did you believe at the end of the trial that if christian gerhartstreiter killed john, he probably kill

clark street down on the street level. can you see this is from about 20 minutes ago as the flames were still burning up above. some still shots that chris for us over here. pretty good ones. this was tweeted moments ago from the fire department. their official twitter account. as you can see still burning out of control. >> it is indeed. we have been watching it on the big wall and will throughout the hour. not cold there about 50 degrees. having a heck of a time getting it out. >> it looks terrifying. absolutely terrifying. shep, thank you. and coming up, congressional republicans have a message for hhs secretary sebelius. that's next. >> now get ready to speedway your way through the news. republican from wisconsin introducing a bill that would allow americans to keep their health plan. the bill would amend obama care so people wouldn't haven't to drop their own insurance plans and be forced into the exchanges. johnson will if you like your health plan you can keep it act. and news to the benghazi investigation, sources telling fox news former guantanamo bay detainee with al qaeda ties was in benghazi the night of the terror attack on

clark street down on the street level. can you see this is from about 20 minutes ago as the flames were still burning up above. some still shots that chris for us over here. pretty good ones. this was tweeted moments ago from the fire department. their official twitter account. as you can see still burning out of control. >> it is indeed. we have been watching it on the big wall and will throughout the hour. not cold there about 50 degrees. having a heck of a time getting it out. >> it looks terrifying. absolutely terrifying. shep, thank you. and coming up, congressional republicans have a message for hhs secretary sebelius. that's next. small business owners are using tools like email and social media marketing from constant contact to grow their business. they're getting customers coming back. fans following their business online. and new customers through the door. see how constant contact's products and people can help you grow your business. start your free trial at constantcontact.com. trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can