and it reminds me of like galapagos island.so changing this beautiful shoreline to the restaurant is like putting a hot dog at half storm in iew semity and it's not right. then, second, you going to have a bunch of angry soccer moms at marina boulevard because on thursday, friday, saturday, people -- little kids, they come and play soccer. and their mothers, they need a parking. so this restaurant is going to take 50, 60 parking away. and i see -- i don't know if any of you been at marina boulevard on saturday, that this -- they cycle around, circle around, and many times they ask me, could i use your driveway. driveway i said sure. if i don't have to leave home i let them to use my parkway. the parking is impossible every saturday for these soccer mom. now you going to take 50, 60 parking away, that's going to be awful. third one, alcohol has always been illegal in public playground. in fact, marina green is the largest public playground in the city, with hundreds of little kids, playing soccer every week. to have a restaurant

in one operation, this semi- submersible built by the super cartel was intercepted near the galapagos islandsrying a ton and a half of cocaine. in another, this suitcase stuffed with their cash was picked up in spain by an undercover ice agent. meanwhile, back in colombia, authorities wiretapped the phones of the bosses' friends, wives and mistresses. the ice agents and police methodically began cutting off the cartel's main tentacles. >> agent: we started with the boss, and, from there on, we just went down. and we actually dismantled the whole organization from the suppliers to, you know, to the people who picked up the money, who did the payoffs, you know, to the people who actually transported the narcotics to the people who received the narcotics. >> logan: the first of the bosses to fall was luis caicedo, the ghost. he had fled from colombia to what he thought was safety in argentina. ice agent steve kleppe was there when police moved in. >> kleppe: his look at the time of arrest was just of shock. >> logan: did you look into his eyes? were you right there? >> kleppe: yes. he was hooded

>> i'm going back to the galapagos islands. >> stephanie: for christmas to visit family.dy. friday with sexy liberal and john fugelsang coming right up. speaking of fun. i think of jacki schechner in the current news center. >> sound byte: fun! wow! [ ♪ music ♪ ] that she's fun in a nifty news package. >> because its parade music. i see how this comes back around. >> stephanie: to you twirling the baton on the sexy liberal show in dc at the inauguration? i. >> i thought you were continuing with that sentiment. >> stephanie: i think we have it on tape that you said yes. to which we said, fun! wow! >> sound byte: fun! wow! [ marching band music ] >> stephanie: here is jacki schechner twirling a baton. here she is now in the current news center. >> that's going to be stuck all weekend. good morning everybody. bradley manning faces u.s. military prosecutors for the first time today at his pretrial hearing continues. he's charged with leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents on the wars in iraq and afghanistan to the website wikileaks. the former intelligence anal

. >> i'm going back to the galapagos islands. >> stephanie: all right. that's it for us.

. >> mcconnell can go back to the galapagos islands. >> stephanie: we feel badly about the skeeters ofk of the world right now. >> come see skeeter stock. >> i thought was a very good president. obama isn't. >> three days of peace, love and misinformation. >> i see a lot of socialism in him. >> he hasn't been presidential and he has too much anger. >> skeeter stock. >> barack obama, a lot of people who are voting for him is so they can continue to get their handouts. that's not what america's about. >> it is free skeeter love. >> i don't like the way he goes around apologizing for the united states. >> they got together for three days to exchange their ideas. >> we don't have the freedom -- >> i don't think he does like america. >> i don't want to see our country go down the tubes. >> he will make sure romney wins. >> skeeter stock. >> he is a muslim. his father was a muslim. his father was an atheist and his father was a communist. he's all three. >> paid for by skeeter pac. >> stephanie: thank you rocky mountain mike. >> he's apologizing to america? prepositions anybody? >> stephanie

lonesome george belonged to a subspecies native to the tiny island of la pinta in the galapagos islands. conservationists believe it became extint wheng george died in june. but a research team examed blood from about 1,700 tortoises on isabella island about 60 kilometers from la pinta. the scientists say they share traces of george's genes. 5 of the 17 are at most 20 years old and that their parents could be pure la pinta tortoises that are still alive. >>> a large aquarium equipped with giant fish tanks is making a splash in singapore.jcj the aquarium is located on a resort island. its tanks hold 45 million liters of seawater. the tanks are home to 100,000 marine animals representing about 800 species. the largest tank is eight meters high by 36 meters wide. manta rays and sharks swimming with smaller fish entertain visitors. another tank features a tunnel. it gives visitors the sensation of walking on the seabed. >> will there's a lot of big fish inside which are very nice. >> one section of the tank doubles as a wall of a hotel. guests can get a glimpse of the underwater world whil

he belonged to a subspecies related to one of the galapagos islands. they believed the species became extinct when he died in june. they say they found 17 animals with some of the same genes as george. they say the parents of five could be the descendents and still alive. coming up, the world weather forecast. >>> some of the world's biggest rodents are taking a very human approach of beating the winter cold. these live in a nature park near tokyo. the keepers give them a hot bath every winter. the animals tested the water before taking a dip. one of the babies couldn't resist a swim. >> translator: it's great to see them looking so cozy. >> they will get to enjoy their bath until the weather warms up in spring. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for joining us. >>> now the moment you've all been waiting for. an introduction to treasures produced in japan. what extraordinary skill will we see today? the ultimate craft. ippin. let's begin with a question. it adorns the tokyo sky tree, the capital's late