i see the colorado plateau. this bowl is from american museum of natural history and that's where it is now. that's the storage place. where it was from before is pueblo bonito in chaco canyon where there were rooms filled to the ceiling with bowls stacked within each other, bowls like this. all their designs, you can kind of get a glimpse around this. they have this flawless symmetry blending all the way around. it looks like that place. it looks like that landscape. i look into this and i see the sharp edges of the land. i see the way the earth is shaped out there. i see the routes in their vessels. i mean, to understand these, this one came out of a 13th century site in southwest colorado and i would sit with these bowls for hours and hours, drawing them into my sketch book because that was the only way i could really understand the complexity of how they got their symmetries to match up because i could never get them to match up in my drawings. i could never do a 100 percent accurate rendition of these becau

petersburg after raping and killing a woman in colorado. month after he gets to town, he rapes a woman at knifepoint. police don't know it yet, but rhodes is just getting started. >> we're dealing with a very, very disturbed person. >> i didn't waste any time with a rouse. i didn't care to have a rouse. i chose the force route. >> because? >> because i was on a mission, a mission that i felt like force was adequate. >> being a predator means that you're going out in a mind-set. it's being able to watch when somebody doesn't know and that can be very sexually gratifying. it's the ability to get into somebody's home or get into their car and feel that power over them. they never saw it coming, so you're generating that fear that you need. >> rhodes keeps up that double life. after his attacks, he always goes straight home and resumes his role as a husband, father and construction worker. >> how did you behave around why your wife? >> she was asleep. kids were asleep. i would come in. nothing seemed abnormal to her because i would come home la

colorado plateau. we do see it in calinke, you see it in certain incan sites in south america. so it might be a pan american feature. i'm not sure what it is. some hopi people have told me that the t, the bottom of the t, goes down into a mythical underground lake so this is an upside down mountain that leads down into a place called the house of rain. that is where twyla, probably oldest american deity, the rain deity, lives down in the house of rain and this is a t shape from up on the colorado plateau and that is the last picture on these slides, so -- the t shape, the pottery, i followed genetic information that you find in bones and teeth. i followed as many different pieces of information as i could and they sent me walking. i started in chaco canyon and walked north up to mesa verde, around to comb ridge in utah, down into the hopi mesa, across the mugion rim, to mexico and then into the sierra madre, following people, following routes. because everything in the desert leaves a route that leads you somewhere. everything out there is a story. and that's what i'm following

his work has won the spirit of the west award as well as the colorado book award. the book, house of rain, is craig's latest book. please help me welcome craig childs. . >> hello. i come to you from out of the desert. i'm coming to you from a landscape where once you get an eye for things, 3 grains of sand out of place draw your attention, where everything is brought to bear, where everything is hinged to a story, every drop of rain leaving a dimple in the ground. stories are everywhere out in this landscape. when you walk down into the bottom of the narrow canyons made of sandstone and you put your hands on the sand stone faces and the smooth shallow scallops that look like champagne glasses, you can feel the shape of the last flood that came through. every place in the desert is a story. every place is a passage way. it's really hard to walk very far in the desert for me because there are so many stories that start opening up and lead you from place to place and place and soon you start picking up the patterns of wind, of rain. you pick up the patterns of people

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it's beautiful to watch. >> >> todd h.: second place in breckenridge, colorado. the man who dominated the defending champion, kevin rolland from la plain, france. wow is all i can say >> luke: it as full-scale french weapon. look at the size of these doubles. all the way down the pipe. his ability to put together a run and seamlessly execute is beyond comparison. look at the giant 1260 at the bottom, three doubles in a row, unprecedented, kevin roland takes the "w." >> todd h.: that's how it shifts down at our first stop at breckenridge. kevin rolland sits atop the leaderboard. dorey second, adams third. keep your eye on kenworthy, perkins, and yater-wallace. at 16 this kid is sensational. i would not be surprised to see him on the podium for the overall >> luke: a huge amount of talent throughout the field. look for some of the young americans to strike through and show you flying colors. >> todd h.: this is the count-down to the men's superpipe finals. as we said, 12 of the world easily best. surveying what they have to tackle. the 22-foot superpipe here at kil

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a far cry from what we had last month in breckenridge, colorado. as we kicked off the season of the winter dew tour. season of breckenridge was the first top. iouri podiadtchikov, a new bag of tricks. >> one to look for, and could take the victory. he is riding injured. four points in killington, vermont. breckenridge it was a different story. he was on fire during practice. his first run was nothing short off mazing. iouri would have a fall that heed would leave the pipe with a hurt face. he hit his head. however, on his second run. he overcame the little head bump and did enough to get third place. >> second place belonged to louie vito, dew cup champion. felt good out here. a lot of talent. the best bag of tricks. >> louie did. came in swinging as well. he has the double corks. he can do them in his sleep. and if it wasn't for a certain person, named shaun white. frontside, 1260 at the bottom. he is really making it look good. there it is. louie would walk away with second place. he is riding, very, very strong this year. i look for him to go ho

girl scouts of colorado welcomes here as a girl scout. as for those cookies -- >> not everyone is on board for the girl scout cookie boycott m some have come out in support of transgender children. even going as far as to rename these cookies called tagalongs as tagalongs for tolerance. >> lori has two girl scouts and one boy scout and the video message contradicts the organization's core values. >> when i found out the boy that wants to join is a transgender child, that's exactly what girl scouts is about. it's about teaching the girls to find their path in the world to accept each other and accept all of the differences. >> and she brings up another valid point. boy scouts allow girls. >> so clearly boy scouts recognize some of the values brought about by having girls in the organization and it's a nonissue. >> in the east bay, cbs 5. roberta tosses back to set >>> good evening, everybody. we are just minutes away from your friday the 13th. but i bet it's going to be a good one because today we were averaging 10 degrees above normal and

here is a scene in a mild but denver, colorado. ice was flying from colorado to the plans. parts of the midwest were able it might look temperatures and normal. >> some places all time january records. because they no the northern groundof means that the all of the warm sunshine. farmers do not like it because they needed snow cover for the winter wheat. there is a positive and negative this.e of only the positive -- i wanted to beautiful sunset. you said you missed it? that is what we are here for. here is the camera looking up to the west. wonderful high thin clouds. frame every four seconds. at that beautiful sunset. there is a lot of traffic. are temperature is high today, made it into the 40's. 36 degrees right now. only 10nter started, nights have actually been below colder than average. where is the snow you ask? here is where the snow cover is. really isolated or the skiers need it in colorado and wyoming. with that westerly wind, that means all of the warm weather come and. why there have been some of the record out there. that continues the warm pattern is right b

according to the colorado department -- we have 17 county, according to the colorado department of labor, that have unemployment in excess of 20%. we have an opportunity to create jobs in this country. the keystone pipeline will help provide energy certainty for this country in a responsible way. create american jobs on american soil, to be able to put american people back to work. today, we hear the president is throwing his hands up, turning his back on the american people. people deserve better. we must get this economy moving. we must create those opportunities for jobs for the american people. this is our time, this is our opportunity, and we call upon the president to enjoy -- to join us in putting americans first. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> muhammad ali's contributions to the world continue to transcend his achievements in the boxing ring.

last night he arrived in las vegas before heading to colorado. it's the president's plan to raise taxes on the rich that's drawing criticism from his gop rivals. >> if he metropolitan what he said, it would be a disaster of the fir order. >> we have a president detached from reality, detached from the people. >> newt gingrich and mitt romney are also taking aim at each other. with the florida primary less than a week away, polls show the two locked in a tight race. at a forum wednesday, gingrich blasted romney's idea of illegal immigrants self-supporting themselves. >> you have to live in a world of swiss bank accounts and cayman island accounts and automatic $20 million a year income with no work to have some fantasy this far from reality. >> romney later shot back saying gingrich himself has supported the concept. >> i recognize that it's tempting to come to an audience like this and pander to the audience. i think that's unbecoming of a presidential candidate. >> the two will have another chance to go at it tonight when they meet for the last

. >>> a farm that includes acres in colorado and kansas is on the market. it wants to take advantage of strong farmland values, low interest rates and rising commodity prices. that's why the farming operation is base putting nearly 18,000 acres up for sale. it's located near burlington colorado and some of the tracks just over the kansas state line. you may remember the name. been was a finalist for the top producers of the year award in 2010. >>> the obama administration puts the brakes on a 1700-mile pipeline project that would stretch from alberta canada to texas. that said the white house said the oil company could reapply for a permit to build the keystone excel. a timeline to approve it was attached to a piece of tax cut legislation. the president said congressional republicans put a unreasonable deadline on the measure. the pipeline would go through montana. south dakota, nebraska and then to texas. >>> after a year of record breaking weather disasters, the u.s.d.a. said it'll provide more money to people in 33 states. between the flooding, hurricane

the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: i yield myself 30 seconds before further yielding. every republican that's spoken on this issue voted for a budget that included $5.1 trillion in deficit spending over a decade, more deficit spending than any decade in our country. they also as part of that budget voted to raise the debt ceiling by $8.8 trillion. they voted to do it, mr. speaker. they voted to raise the debt ceiling from $14.3 to $21 trillion in 2021. every republican in this body except for four and zero democrats voted to double the national debt over the next 10 years. i'm proud to yield two and a half minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. connolly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two and a half minutes. mr. connolly: it's winter in washington but apparent our republican friends have returned thinking it's august at the beach. they've packed their neon colored flip-flops. last year this congress came together in a bipartisan fashion to avoid america's first ever default. the bu

child's familiar lip presents her as a girl, girl scouts of colorado welcomes her as a girl scout. >>> six bison new to golden gate bridge are hanging out with the wiser crowd now. the young females were in a quarantine for six weeks after they arrived from a redding ranch in northern california. they are being moved to the main paddock with the 29-year- olds and the 19-year-old males. last week a six-month-old bison you may recall died after a dog entered that paddock. >>> an amazing find in the atlantic. just off the coast of south florida, it is a 10-foot saw fish. it was dead when a boater found it, possibly killed on purpose. wow. it's endangered in florida. it's a member of the ray family and it is sometimes called a carpenter shark. can barely lift that thing. he should take the cigarette out of his mouth, may make it easier. >> might help. >>> it is 5:21. the future home of the as no longer on the back burner. big announcement from baseball's man in charge coming up. >> call them the clumsy men. you're not going to believe what they dropped after they rushed off a helicopter.

all because the seven -year-old boy wanted to join the girl scouts in colorado. he was eventually permitted but not without backlash. >> right now, girl scouts of the usa is not being honest with us girls, it's troops, its leaders, its parents or the american public. >> if the child identifies as the girl and the child's family present her as the girl, the girl scouts of colorado welcomes her as the girl scout. as for those cookies -- >> that everyone is on board with the girl scout cookie boycott. in fact some have come out in support of transgender children, even going so far estimating just cookies these cookies called tagalong's as tagalong's proponents. >> glory is to girl scouts and one boy scout and says the video message contradicts the organization's core values. >> when i found out that the boy that wants to join us at transgender child or child that's going to transition issues, that's exactly what girl scouts is about. teaching the girls to find their path of the world and accept each other. >> she brings up another valid point. boy scouts allows girl

and now, to commerce city, colorado.r that it could be responsible for all the earthquakes that are happening. >>guest: yes, there are scientists that are not sure what the impact is going to be, and there are also experts in ohio that are curious about this, as well. however, here in colorado they have made some tough regulations and put them in place to make the process of drilling were more trance -- transparent because they have been asking what is in that fluid being pumped into the ground to release that oil and gas and the energy companies are saying that most of it is water but the concern is over the chemicals and whether it contaminates the ground water. the governor called on the oil and gas industry to sit down with environmentalist groups and state regulators to grow on how much the public would be told. every entity had to compromise but the oil and gas industry said it will reveal the chemical that it is putting into the ground if it can keep the ratios how much chemical to how were water. now, we had a cr

this year, he'll be surfing down colorado boulevard. natural balance dog food is looking to be something really special. we'll now toss to frank buckley to see whatever he's doing. >> we are with a great guy who will inspire you. he is winner of dancing with the stars. j.r. martinez. inspirational speaker, actor and sexiest man according to people magazine. >> it doesn't p matter the fact that it is this early. i'm so excited and looking to get into the car that they'll have me and my girlfriend and mother riding in. just sharing the message of imagine what 2012 can hold for all of us. >> you have such an incredible story. you were wounded in iraq in 2003. here you are a few years later on top of the world. what's the message you want people to take away as they see you? >> stay strong. understand not all the answers come when we ask the question why. it takes time to come. if you stay patient, the answer will come. it will be as clear as broad daylight. >> were you telling me that story a couple of days ago telling me how you become an

heavy snow in the cascades and colorado rockies. a half foot in the rockies and montana. a few more flakes in seattle. the morning showers in southern california. showers for memphis, detroit and pittsburgh. >> 74 in sunny miami. kansas city gets up to 53. chicago, 41. fargo and billings barely climb out of the single digits. 31 in boise and 51 in sacramento. >>> it was an exciting week for football. fans now just four teams in the hunt for the super bowl ring this year. we will have all the highlights. >> and the scores. >>> the gas prices usually go down but not this year. so how high could they go? >>> and sometimes raunchy, of course, ricky gervais returned >>> welcome back to "america this morning," everyone. many overseas markets were off overnight on fears about europe. tokyo's nikkei average dropped 122 points. hong kong's hang seng lost 192. in london the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the markets are closed today. the dow gained 62 points, nasdaq up 36. >>> much of the worry about europe centers on greece. german officials are meeting with greece. the goal i

. >>> and major gang sweeping colorado turnsp members of a motorcycle club and the cost of doing business at u.s. postal service is going up. how much you can pay. details coming up on this monday january 23rd good morning. i am charley crowson. thanks so much for joining us. and many of you weighing in on facebook this morning about your thoughts of steven tyler and national anthem. good morning to allen who is wake up with us who says whose die idea was it and fran is so nice to say i love steven tyler but didn't love the performance. keep the thoughts coming in to us. the official abc2 news facebook fan page now over to lynette with a check of the forecast. >> all right. let's get it done because we are dealing with icy conditions this morning. that's for sure. we have a freezing rain advisory in effect and also dealing with patchy fog this morning that will continue as we go through the evening. we have rain showers moving in here. and finally we will have thereturning because it's a bloom and doom day for the most part for today. warming back up as well as we go into tomorrow. so, as

fire fight merse colorado rescued the -- firefighters in colorado rescued the golden retriever. >> we took a ladder and tried to keep the weight evenly distribe and the chief broke enough ice away to pull the dog to him. >> the pup is is home safe and sound. the video is a good reminder for we humans to also be mindful of thin ice. just i can. >> --in. -- justin. >> yes. thin ice was thick enough for a skating rink in the backyard. i will replay the video in just a little bit. but we have had cold temperatures and we have had some bands of snow that we were talking about two days ago when it hit in baltimore county. a burst around lock rain and hunt valley. last night it came through some parts of the area. look at havre de grace, my buddy jeff perkins was coming out of work or worked in the night shift or something. 11:30, after a burst of moderate snow, it was sticking on the parking lot, and angela talked about problems. pulaski highway is nearby. so this probably has icy spots this morning to consider even with partial melt and refreeze. there was 11:10 crossing from havre de grac

we're at the pavilion tonight in colorado. colorado and utah make it a packed 12.r camp inside mike montgomery's team stied with standard. top of the league. stanford against the other newcomer, the utah utes. johnny without a question the best player. coach in the back is all american to duke. turned dwight's power loose and there it is. 68-65. stanford is a winner tonight. next workout will be tomorrow at the park. >> it's been focused. it's been loose. both of those at the same time. please with our preparations and i think our team is -- goes into this game confident and bowls. >> the saints arrived in the bay area tonight. the last coach to lead the 49ers to the post season weighs in. >> if this game were played over there in the superdome it might be a little bit different story. but right now on this grass at sea level with a hupgly crowd, this is going to be anybody's game. i can't wait to watch it. >> all right. the sharks are cruising as a first place flip here. winnipeg first year back since they left in 1986. logan makes a 1-0 san jose and then andrew m

colorado cattle rancher al said his herd was shrinking too.f he wasn't growing his own hay to feed the cows, he would be out of business. >> are people going to be paying higher prices at the supermarket for a while, or what's your guess? >> i guess a couple more years. >> reporter: you can also blame the price spike on exports. we're sending more of our beef to other countries where demand is high, jumping 11% since last year. after hitting all-time highs last month, analysts predict prices could climb 8% this year and beyond. meaning beef prices will keep sizzling well into summer. clayton sandell, abc news, colorado. >>> now to iran and a new report in the "wall street journal" that the pentagon might be building a bigger bomb to prepare to take out iran's nuclear program. the report comes as we learn a floating naval base is preparing to head to the persian gulf. abc's david kerley on what this all means tonight. >> reporter: navy s.e.a.l.s are about to get a ship. a floating base. set to be retired weeks ago, tonight it's on a fast-track

nevada or colorado? >> both. let's start with colorado. >> colorado? i was -- those were drug charges. >> drug charges? >> yeah. they raided my house for manufacturing and distributing. >> of what? >> crystal meth. >> crystal meth? >> mm-hmm. >> were you using or just selling? >> we were just smoking. >> smoking? >> mm-hmm. >> that is a tough, tough drug. i mean, both how addictive it is and what it does to your mind and body. >> mm-hmm. >> how long were you on meth? >> i've been on it since i was 11 years old. >> since you were 11 years old? >> mm-hmm. >> are you still on it? >> huh-uh. >> how long you been off? >> since i've been in jail, actually. for the last 12 days. >> is that what led you to get into this mess? drug use? >> mm-hmm. >> you're only 21 years old. >> i know. it's sad. >> what did that feel like to smoke it? >> awesome. like the first hit, when you blow it out, it's just awesome. you just -- i don't know, it's just great. >> but it doesn't lead anywhere good. >> no, it doesn't. not at all. >> all right. so in this case, the police ch

if 17-o charge beats colorado. leading the way with 18 points here.to winnipeg. took the jets name renamed the jets hummed about their old team back in time. new team but you know what i mean used to be there. went away. anyhow. logan made all star team today and light the lamp. 1 nothing shark to the third nice effort by murray here. to get it to andrew. brad cashed in on the rebound to make it 2 nothing. stellar 24 saves. shark winxd 2 nothing first shut out in franchise history. saints coming to town as spencer mentioned. 4 point favorite. first post season game for the niners including head coach harbaugh. he played in the play off as a quarterback but now as coach first time around. harbaugh says he doesn't expect to feel l any big game pressure. >> to me it's the players. where are they at in preparation. their understanding of this game plan. what the morale is. how they feel physically. it's okay. >> harbaugh with the really unshaven play off look. >> that is a new look. >> haven't slept in awhile and not above the toring shave for the immedia

>> caption colorado,llc 300 -- >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, troops move in to rescue an american town. in a strange winter, cordova slaska, is under 15 feet of snow, while most of the lower 48 are clear. cerns out there's a reason. aen tracey and cynthia wars are covering. undefeated mitt romney rolls into south carolina. can his conservative opponents stop him there? jan crawford and bill whitaker report. who's killing iran's nuclear scientists? another died today. david martin is on the story. and the first lady talks to gail king about life under the spotlight. >> that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me since, you know, the day barack announced that i'm some angry black woman. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. ov pelley: good evening. ns begin tonight in an mesh town where the military has set out to move mountains, mountains of snow. cordova, alaska, population 2,200, is buried under more than 15 feet of snow that has fallen iter the last few weeks. now it has started raining,

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special place ♪ [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, january 13, 2012. welcome to "cbs this morning" here in studio 57 at the cbs broadcast center. i'm charlie rose still with a cold and a sore throat. but that's not news. what is news? the pentagon tracks down marines who may have desecrated bodies. but will the video sabotage afghan peace talks? we'll hear from david martin and lara logan. >> i'm gayle kipg. we'll look at the role of religion in the campaign and a warning that being addicted to the internet may actually do damage to your brain. >>> i'm erica hill. we'll hear from tim tebow ahead of his game this weekend. and it is friday the 13th. we'll look inside the superstition and tell you why

esto en la decima edicion de los juegos de invierno en el denominado "freestyle" en colorado.deporte que tambien tiene lo suyo es el boxeo, y esta vez julio cesar chavez junior ,nos dice como se esta preparando para su pelea con marco antonio rubio el proximo 4 de febrero. cambiamos de tema, esta vez recordando el partido que tiene a los new england patriots en la final. un gol de medio campo fallado minutos antes del final del encuentro aproximadamente de unas 32 yardas, es el principal motivo de una accion digna de aplaudir. hablamos de un grupo de amigos , pero de uno especificamente que tuvo el corage y la valentia de quedarse con la pelota del gol errado, esto para recaudar fondos y entregarlo a la la familia de su amigo un oficial de policia que fallecio dias antes del partido por una infeccion viral, y que deja un nino de un ano de edad. ellos han sido fanaticos de los patriots desde la infancia... esperan recolectar al menos unos $50,000 dolares y luego devolver el balon a su equipo los new englands.incluso estan diciendo que eso traera buena suerte al equipo el dia de

breaking news in colorado. a bomb delivered to a home has exploded. this is just coming in to the newsroom. a woman in the denver area has picked up a package off her door step and it blew up. there are injuries in this and we will bring you the full story as it it develops. i'm harris faulkner. also on the fox report, two big republican debates within hours of each other. one tonight. the road to the whitehouse for the gop goes through new hampshire and we are there. battling. for the hearts and minds of new hampshire's undecided voters. with the first in the nation primary just three days away. >> people in new hampshire expect you to work hard, to earn it. >> i really do believe in the people of this state that they are going to do what is right. what is necessary. >> we made it a point to be in every single corner of this state. every corner matters. >> harris: fox reports live from the campaign trail on the race for the republican presidential nomination. also, back on u.s. soil after the feds deported this american teenager to colombia by mistak

. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com elley: tonight on the eve of the south caro ry, a new front-runner. gingrich passes romney, and suddenly it's a whole new battle for the g.o.p. nomination. reports tonight from dean reynolds, jan crawford, and bob schieffer. john blackstone at the scene of a fast-moving wildfire near reno. it's already destroyed dozens of homes. alan pizzey reports a new danger in the search for victims of the italian cruise ship disaster. and steve hartman on the road with a refreshing politician, one with absolutely no political aspirations. >> we're here to talk about your political career. >> oh. >> reporter: you don't seem too excited about that. >> no. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we are hours away from the first primary there the south, south carolina, and it's turning out to be a more critical battle for the g.o.p. nomination than anyone might have imagined. have a look at what just happened. in the latest preprimary poll out today, newt gingrich has passed longtime

they'll take on some of these caucus states like colorado and minnesota. but in terms of the big delegate states, arizona is where gingrich hopes to make a stand in february. >> we'll see how it all turns out this evening. our thanks to peter hamby there in tampa for us. peter, thank you. thank you, everyone, for watching today, as always. i'd love to know what you think of the program. you can continue the conversation with me on line any time. you can find me on facebook or twitter at randikaye@cnn. we meet with brooke who is live in tampa, florida. hello, brooke. >> hi, randi. thanks for having me on again. beautiful day in tampa today. check the clock. six hours to go until the very latest polls close in the state of florida. we're going to be talking to the florida governor here within the next hour. also, an undocumented student who was worried about the candidates' positions when it comes specifically to the dream act, and we'll be talking to a controversial pastor who is a supporter of mitt romney's campaign. everything making news. rapid fire. let

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including one from boulder, colorado. you have the lenticular clouds that cause pancake or disk-looking clouds. >> what was that? >> i love lenticular clouds. >> that icy tree. won't be the case in chicago these days. the warmth continues here in the east. >> at least we have lenticular clouds to get us through the day. ginger, thank you. >>> now what i believe are the best pictures of the morning. humpback whales that went for a week-long ride with a bunch of fisherman. it was all caught on tape. ron is back with that story. your second marine mammal story this morning. >> that's correct, dan. for this group of hawaiian fisherman, it was quite a week. they picked up unexpected companions who, for whatever reason, chose to tag along for hundreds of thousands of miles. what a show they put on. >> whoo-hoo! >> reporter: it was a rare, up-close look at one of nature's largest and most magnificent creatures. >> what's up, buddy? >> reporter: two wayward whales. believed to be a female and her calf. the captain of "the ocean p

. >> but when we met him at the limon correctional facility in colorado, he was serving life without parole for murder. drake was convicted when he was 17. tens year later, he has his boyish looks and an adolescent appetite. >> some of the things i miss the most are peanut butter cap'n crunch. i miss gum. it's such a small thing, but you don't really realize how much you miss it until you haven't had it for 11 years. >> if i hadn't known adam's crime, i would never have guessed it was murder. adam drake had a very child-like quality about him, which is a little surprising to see in a prison environment. he came into prison as a teenager and it's almost as if something stopped in him at that age. >> drake's teen years were troubling, and he frequently ran away from home. >> i was bored, i guess. i'm smart. everything that they kind of taught me, i kind of learned. just didn't do homework, didn't like going. >> running away eventually led drake to murder. he shot and killed a man known for giving troubled teens, including himself and some of his friends, a place to stay. drake testifie