below lies gibraltar, the gateway to the mediterranean, a price city fought over four centuries. now, a modern-day tussle is taking place way out there under the waves. five years ago, an american salvage crew from odyssey marine exploration discovered a vast portion of the ocean floor. using remote-controlled underwater vehicles, they brought 600,000 gold and silver coins to the surface. it was the beginning of a bitter legal dispute over the rightful owner of the treasure. he is fighting what he calls modern pirates. he says the coins were on a spanish galleon and rightfully belonged to spain, not to treasure hunters. >> odyssey surged out there for years. they had permission. but spanish authorities had no idea what they were looking for and what they found. there just were not any laws. >> for years, he followed odyssey's search vessel. he documented its movements, approving it was not searching in the atlantic, as the crew claimed. he also pinpointed the precise coordinates of the discovery, but he could not prevent odyssey covertly transporting the coins back to its base in

she was sound and the straits of gibraltar by the british in 18 04. the treasure was taken from their bite florida-based marine explorer spread date -- -- from thereby florida-based marine explorers. it is on its way back to spain. >> this is historical heritage. this is not to be sold. this is to go to a museum. there are agreements that will be acceptable. we have to fight against those who salvaged sunken objects. >> everyone wants to get their hands on the stretcher. more than 20 tons, it has taken some encouragement to get it,. -- it home. >> the united nations says the number of people displaced has risen to more than 120,000. about half of those in the area have crossed into neighboring areas. the fighting began last month. the venezuelan president has left for cuba to undergo surgery. he traveled to the streets and waved goodbye. he had surgery in havana last year. a former top football official has lost his appeal. he sat on the executive board of the world governing body. he was suspended after undercover reporters secretly filmed tam except

she was sunk in the straits of gibraltar by the british. the treasure was taken from there by a florida-based marine explore. they said it was a case of finders keepers and took it home but the u.s. courts decided it was the property of the country of origin and that is why in this on his way back to spain. >> this is historical heritage. this is not to be sold. this is to go to a museum. this is a graveyard at the same time. there are agreements that would be susceptible but we have to fight against those who salvage something objects. >> everyone would like to get their hands on the stretcher but at more than 20 tons in weight, it has taken some encouragement to get it home. >> school is for learning but usually learning for the younger generation, not the older. one famous jazz musician has gone back to school 40 years after he left. ♪ ♪ >> among the biggest names in the music business, one of south africa's proudest exports on the international jazz scene. now, practice is still a priority but so is making up for lost time. not everyone

she was my -- you could say my rock of gibraltar. when she died, i started rebelling. and then i had to go and live with my mother. >> but, i mean, is this when you started getting into criminal activity? >> that's when i started truancy and it started escalating up to burglaries, stuff like that, going all the way up until '69. >> on december 9, 1969, 15-year-old reginald mcfadden commits his first murder in the well-to-do philadelphia suburb of wynnefield, not far from his mother's home. he and three other juveniles break into the house of 60-year-old sonia rosenbaum. >> we went in the house thinking no one was home. but what happened was that one of us goes upstairs. and mrs. rosenbaum was in the bedroom upstairs and she started hollering. we gagged her and tied her up and we fled the house. but because of her age, she died of suffocation, and they arrest us like two, three days later, they arrest all of us. >> the crime makes the front enquirer," which reports that three of the four suspects were arrested after mrs. rosenbaum's nude body was found tied up with a wa