this is hale harbor and cornwell in the uk.he sounds this thing is making. >> looks like a special effects. >> right. looks almost like when you see a hurricane from above. >> when you have a name like whirlpool hit man you're not just going to stand there and shoot this thing from the surface. he's going to get in the waternd show us what it looks like from beneath the surface. >> oh. >> cool. >> it's like an underwater tornado. >> yeah. >> like a vortex. apparently these whirlpools are caused when two currents or tides are coming from different directions and they sort of collide to create this underwater sort of tornado vortex. >> yes. >> so awesome. you see how long, how deep it is. how deep it goes. >> yeah. >> gnarly. >> a lot of times people think whirlpools can be really dangerous, a lot of times people hear the myths and legends of sinking ships, that's not true. that's not to say you should jump in the water when you see a whirlpool. i assume the whirlpool hit man is experienced with these things because they are dang

and we have bullet-proof glass on the windows thanks to patricia cornwell who thought that we needed some extra protection there. and this room houses almost, well, we have over 1 million artifacts now and most things are in acid-free boxes stored by their context on rolling spacesave storage. so, this is the archive. this is where most of the artifacts from the site are stored. and it's mostly the final material, the lithics, the nails, things we don't need to examine often. and they are stored by where they're found in the fort. so, just like in the library, you can, you know, unroll the aisle. you can walk down and -- so far we're doing pretty well. our storage here even though, you know, you never throw anything away in archaeology, you maintain everything, because you never know when a material will be valuable in the future. but the other things that are downstairs here in this room are what we call the study collection. so, these are the things we need to study more. they represent each area of the fort. the ceramics we're mending together. i'm constantly working on that. and

cornwell, pennsylvania where republican presidential candidate mitt romney is expected to speak at anyt now. everybody gathering and waiting for the republican presidential hopeful and we're going to bring you what he has to say. once he steps up to the microphone it should be at any moment now. this is day two of this bus tour taking him through small towns across six battleground states. we'll bring it to you. all right. we're moving on now to other news. a spokeswoman for the national park service admits there's little chance of finding four japanese climbers on alaska's mount mckinley. the climbers were lost when an avalanche barreled down the western side of the mountain. another member of the team survived after being swept into a crevasse. mount mckinley is north america's highest peak. the summit reaches an elevation of more than 20,000 feet above sea level. >>> a key u.s. ally in the fight against al qaeda has died. saudi arabia's state-run television is reporting that crowned prince nayef bin abdullah died in geneva. he was named crowned prince in october by his brother the k

to them at all times she must curt si to the queen, the duke of edinburgh, wales, and duchess of cornwellall. a lot of people to remember that. >> i won't bother to remember any of that. >>> 6:26. a major bust. hunt hundreds of pot plants found growing at a middle school. >> this bear monkeying around inside a garage? >> okay. and still ahead, what the direct of a local zoo is accused of doing that landed her in jail. >>> major heads up for drivers. commute may look different this morning. >>> traffic alert. commute is going to be noticeably different for a lot of people. >> am i sexually attracted to underage boys? >> appeal plans. why jerry sandusky's attorney says this interview may have unfairly swayed the jury. good morning. welcome back to "news4 today." i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang this morning. notice that beautiful sun reflecting off the water this morning. we do have the pleasant start to our monday morning. so nar so good. >> beautiful start to this monday. and to this workweek. it is rather humid when you step out and don't forget to grab an up well l

those people who make the arguments against this priest and john cornwell among johnat a cromwell, in this and that, trying to smear the pastth and discredit the voice of the catholic church come if from if you look at what the jewish community said about pius 12, -- now, if you think that is anan 0 exaggeration comes to, summoning you to explain to me why did 800,000 trees in israel in southeast israel in the 1940s, one for every jew that was saved by the catholic church? they did not deny it. you have to read through the stuff and take a look, not at just pius 12, gorbachev and himself said [inaudible]iets an ronald reagan was key.urch ron the people in the soviet union j who were resistant wiki. john paul to, he set the record straight. he knew what everyone was talking about. what just listen to the way that they speak. t this message was not lost on the soviets. eventually, he did what he did at the time. by the way, this chapter on fortitude, the myths about the crusades. the myths about the spanish inquisition. i take them head on. the catholic church had almost nothing to do w

palace, she'll share a carriage with her son, the prince of whales, prince charles, and duchess of cornwellg she has been. >> looks like an amazing ceremony. we're excited to watch it as it unfolds. thanks for the update. we're excited that you'll be covering it starting at 8:30 this morning eastern time. >> we are very excited. >> good. us too. let's get to the headlines. zoraida has that. >> i love england. we play over there all the time. i don't think a king and queen is a groovy thing. >> you don't think just the ceremony is an interesting thing to see? >> rearranging decks on "titanic" as u.k. falls, let's have a pageant. >> she's celebrating her 60 years on the throne. >> zoraida? how do you feel about the queen today? >> i think i'm going to agree with the guys on this one. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, soledad. i did enjoy the church service. i thought it was fantastic. music was great. it's beautiful. but it's a lot of money to spend. >> i'll get busted for not being a monarchist? >> i have not used the word monar monarchist. nor are you being busted. >> you like men in hats. >> i thought