harris. >> harris: dominic, thank you. a series of explosions in the republic of congo.s we go around the world in 80 seconds. republic of congo, a weapons depot catches fire, setting off a series of explosions, officials saying at least 300 people dead and countless others collapsed under buildings. the explosions, which could be heard as far away as six miles, forcing 2000 people out of their homes. poland, an american among 16 people killed when two trains collide near cack cow, dozens injured in the worst train disaster in decade. turning the cars into heaps of mangled metal and one of the trains was on the wrong track. >> poland's president saying when rescue efforts are over he'll declare a period of national mourning. france, an avalanche rolling through a ski resort. >> no, no, no. >> harris: dozens of skiers on a lift when it happened and dozens in mid air awaiting rescue and a helicopter whisking them away to safety. no one hurt. italy, a volcano erupting in sicily. mt. etna spewing smoke and steam and air traffic not having a problem yet. it's europe's tallest

harris? >> harris: very interesting. doug mckelway thank you very much. move on to guantanamo bay where some of the world's leading terrorist suspects being held idea to transfer some of the detainees as a way tone courage talks with the taliban. pentagon spokesperson telling fox news just a few hours ago no decision has been made yet about held at the military prison. we do know harmid karzai said earlier today five taliban detaineesees have agreed to be transferred to cutter. this after the detainees met with afghan delegates visiting the prison. the obama administration has suggested the transfer could work as an incentive to helper suede the taliban to negotiate for peace in afghanistan. senator john mccain of arizona speaking up on this. he is the top republic on the senate armed services committee calling it quote, a very, very bad idea. well, first, some perspective on this. let's take a closer look at the prison's history. gitmo has 77 people that have been taken there since 2000 2 over the years, 600 of those detainees have been released. and out

>>> and wild about harry. that red mop. that impish grin. the world is prince harry's oyster. tonight, we join the planet's most eligible bachelor on a royal tour of the caribbean. >>> good evening. i'll bill weir. you see the aftermath. one house standing, while the neighbor's are turned to kindling. much more predictable is the protective nature of a mother when her children are in the path. of all the incredible survival stories, tonight, we meet the mother who lost her legs, saved her kids. here's abc's matt gutman. >> go away from us! >> reporter: with that monster bearing down, the voice fired prayer skyward. a mystery woman praying this tornado away. just one of an historic assaults of twisters chewing up the heartland. 140 of them reported in a single day. 76 confirmed. a record for march. >> that is just amazing. >> reporter: 39 people killed by these churning storms. going through indiana, kentucky, ohio, georgia and alabama. >> oh, no! get back! there it is. coming over the hill. >> reporter: countless others fleeing helter-skelter in cars, on foot. >> go on, go, ge

harris, back to you. >> harris: thank you.hy of information for some people. the most important secrets of ancesteral information. the first time on april 2nd. that means the intimate details of 132 million people who live through the 1930's and the depression will be disclosed for the very first time and those records will be free and open to anybody on the web. scholars expecting the records to draw a more detailed picture of a decade when tens of millions of americans experience, experience mass unemployment, and social upheaval. and north korea vowing to go ahead with plans to launch a long range rocket and dismissing criticism from the west on friday, north korea announcing it would fire an observation satellite into space on a new rocket that would have marked the 100th birthday of the late founder. united states, japan, britain and others urging the north to cancel the launch saying it's a threat to diplomatic efforts and a ban on u.n. nuclear missile activity. if it goes ahead with the launch it will be north korea's t

harris.ht now. >> during the trial, harris was incarcerated at hillsborough county jail in a housing unit for high profile inmates. he was no more popular with the man who runs the jail than he was with the judge. >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, probably one of the most manipulative, conniving condescending people that i've ever encountered, in my opinion. he was difficult for the staff, no matter how much respect you afforded him, no matter how well you treated him, he found a way to try to turn it. >> but harris says is he simply misunderstood. >> i feel like everybody looks at me like a ted bundy type character, and i'm not. when i see myself in the paper, i think to myself, if people really knew who i was and how i really am, they would know i didn't rape anybody, i didn't kidnap anybody and the people that do know me, my friends they know me, my family they know me, so it's surreal. it's heartbreaking, depressing, and i wish i could change things, but i can't. >>> co

. >> harris: all right.avana, cuba. thank you very much. a possible accomplice, in france. and pakistan, as we go around the world in 80 seconds. france, charges filed against the brother of the admitted gunman who carried out the country's worst terror attacks in years. prosecutors saying the brother helped to plan the attack, that killed three jewish school children and a rabbi last week and three paratroopers. a silent march in paris remembering the seven victims. the gunman who claimed allegiance to al-qaeda killed in a standoff by police. pakistan, new protest over n.a.t.o.'s supply route into the afghanistan. pakistan closed its border to coalition forces after american air strikes accidentally killed 24 pakistani soldiers. and this week, pakistan's parliament begins debating whether to open the crossings. >> myanmar, suspending an election campaign tour after falling ill. her doctor ordering her to get some rest. she's 66 years old. a former noble peace lawyeriat, and a key test of reform. a fashion s

. >>> prince harry making history this morning. his first big assignment on behalf of his grandmother, queen elizabeth. check this out, the prince busting a move. >>> and a somber saturday morning. hundreds of thousands wake up to sheer dedevastation. look at this. homes, schools, businesses, entire towns all gone. flattened in a flash. this massive storm spawned more tornados in one day than we usually see in an entire month from the gulf coast to the great lakes. >> here's what we know. at least 29 people dead. 13 in indiana, 14 in kentucky, 2 in ohio. this is the second round of killer tornadoes just this week. we have now pictures of a tornado bearing down on henryville, ind, chewing up everything in its path. >> the number of casual sis expected to rise. we have an entire team covering the storms. we begin with ginger zee in the hard-hit down of henryville, indiana. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. 95 tornadoes ripped through yesterday. if they're all confirmed reports, this would be the greatest tornad

we're there as prince harry dances in the footsteps of his mother. >>> good evening. we begin with new video of families running in terror from those tornadoes that rained down fury across the country on friday. this video shot as one of more than 70 twisters roars closer. the images a new reminder that sometimes the differences between life and death is just a matter of seconds. there is destruction tonight across 12 states. 39 people have died. today, survivors had to search for their belongings beneath several inches of new snow. abc's meteorologist ginger zee is in the hard-hit community of henryville, indiana, tonight. ginger. >> reporter: diane, i am standing inside someone's living room. you can see the kitchen behind me but what you can't see is the front of the house. it was taken with one of those strong tornadoes. and, tonight, we have new video and new images that will shock you and tell you just how forceful those tornados were. >> oh, no. >> reporter: terror caught on tape as monster tornadoes bared down on american towns. new snapshots of panic. >> come

and harris, back to you. >> all right.renda, thank you, well, it was tense as you might imagine during a manhunt for two inmates who broke out of jail. how they managed to pull off the escape and the surprising uniform one of them had on, when police finally caught up. and another bad guy trying he is scape of his own. how it plays out. and why do these guys think they can get away? not financially. so we switched to the bargain detergent and i found myself using three times more than they say to and the clothes still weren't as clean as th tide. so we're back to tide. they're cuter in clean clothes. that's my tide. what's yours? the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast spes. we'll ta

the teeny princes were met with this. >> i touched harry. >> william and harry have got that rock starty that others don't have. >> reporter: and harry's just rewritten the rule book on how to be a royal tourist. not bad for the kid once written off as the party prince. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in london. >> it's good to be the prince. >>> thank you for watching

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no public time table of a arrest, harris. >> harris: we have seen the marches and gatherings before. describe the mood if you will of today. certainly peace emotional . there are a thousand marchers. and there are hundreds of families, too. mainly freck freck families that came out to watch and support the marchers as they walk by. >> it is not a hate thing it is right or wrong. i teach my kids not to hate and to love everyone and if the world had more love and less hate. then we are step closer to progress. tomorrow in miami we are expecting huge numbers. >> harris: steve is on the story. life time of work destroyed in a fire support set in what was supposed to be a controlled environment in colorado. and get ready to evacuate at a moment's notice and how nature is fueling the flames. and a new development in the effort to find this man and stay close. . ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast spes. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we h

and that was done in 1954 when harry coal ran as a state senator and harry coal ran as a republican andbeat him and he was back and bank rolled and also helped by the ladies that had been pulled together. to me, this is the turning point so far as black politics went because to that point, blacks who had been nominally sort of dealt crumbs from the table, if you will, and at this point they forced the democrats to take them seriously and take them as -- you just change the -- i was going to change the deflection but change the landscape of politics in the city thereafter and he reacted immediately the next year running as black candidate for the fourth district and four years later knocking off harry coal from the state senate with a black candidate of his own. any way, i bit off a little more than i could chew here but -- >> okay. so, real quick, my fellow panelists, folks in the back want to see your lovely faces so when you do speak, if you could stand, if that's okay so it sounds like from your description, then, that as african-americans began to gain more inclusion in the politica

harris? >> mike emanuel tonight reporting on the breaking news as it's been developing all evening on the medical condition now, heart transplant surgery for former vice president dick cheney. mike, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we want to go back now live to wisconsin where rick santorum is now thanking supporters and voters after a win tonight as projected by fox news in louisiana. let's watch. >> all the people up here who have -- who are gathered with us tonight here in green bay, wisconsin, just let me thank you for making a very clear and crisp statement. that is that you don't believe the pundits who said this race is over. you didn't get the memo that the -- that the -- [cheers and applause] we're still here. we're still fighting. we still believe as this race really showed just a couple weeks ago this race was in just a couple of points, within the margin of error. we went down and tacked about being the strong and true conservative in this race. we talked about how we had a

it's prince harry, holding a mask, while on a beach in brazil, there's one sure sign that prince harry sees this royal mission as a big success. and bob woodruff is going to tell us what that sign is. very fun success. >>> but first this morning, lot of news overnight. ron claiborne is here with the news. >>> we begin with breaking news and another stunning and major blow in relations between the united states and afghanistan, a u.s. service member has been detained in southern afghanistan for allegedly going on a rampage and killing civilians. muhammad lila has the latest. muhammad? >> reporter: ron, it happened at 3:00 a.m. this morning. pitch dark outside, when the soldier left his base in kandahar, went to a residential area and opened fire, according to local officials on the ground, as many as 17 afghan civilians were gunned down in the rampage, many more injured. those injured were treated at a nato hospital. soldier then returned to the base and reportedly turned himself in. at this point, it's not yet clear if the soldier knew his victims or if this was completely unprovoked.

then we saw harry the party prince.l dishes, including cow foot soup and washed it down with some punchy local cocktails. after all that, how could he turn down an invitation to dance? well, prince harry didn't disappoint. he came to this street festival. he drank, he even danced. the next morning, harry hit the great outdoors, climbing to the top of the mayan temple, a prince clearly with a head for heights. this was a whirlwind tour of less than 24 hours. and before we knew it, harry was in the bahamas and in tropical military uniform. a quick change and time to tease his brother, william, about landing a trip to paradise. >> i'll certainly be showing off about it to my brother and sister-in-law when i return home. >> you met diana when she came to the bahamas. and now you're going to meet harry. >> her baby, her baby. >> third generation. >> it's wonderful. >> he was off again. it was difficult keeping up with him. we're headed to the airport to catch up with prince harry. he's always one step ahead. while we're stil

harry was properly equipped, sporting the jamaican colors. with the cards stacked against them, it seemed the triple olympic champion, harry, well, bolted. [laughter] victory was sweet, even if the royal matters for dubious. -- world's numbe rone, number one, beaten on his own track, showed harry how he celebrated victory. [laughter] >> when you are slow, focus. i will get him back, though. one day. >> a rematch. >> that is what i am saying. a rematch. >> london, 2012. >> me and you. >> this is a lighthearted encounter that place to prince harry's strength. he is part of the future of the monarchy. in an interview, the prime minister told me to make a was on a long journey from slavery. if britain wanted to apologize for what it did, that would be fine. now, to replace the queen with a home-grown head of state. >> we want to see the queen not remain head of state of the country. we welcome the visit. >> she sent her grandson for now. miller embraces harry at the same time she wants to loosen her country's ties to the ancient and -- institutio

harry potter is locked -- harry potter fans will have their chance. we will show you how. welcome to our viewers on pbs and around the globe. just two years ago, a burmese opposition leader aung san suu kyi was under house arrest, banned from taking political activity. next, she will stand in parliamentary elections. sherman's critical of the election process in burma, climbing the campaign has not been free or fair. these elections are being said as part of a test of political reform of the new government, which is led by a civilian but backed by the military. >> across this city, people have since something out of the ordinary. there is an energy not felt in decades. never mind that just over 40 of the 400 parliamentary seats are on offer. many believe this is the first step to reforming burma. soldiers once ordered to shoot at pro-democracy crowds seemed bemused at the roadside. not far away, the leader was reminding people of the long road to this moment. >> i have never seen people vote in a free election. >> this was her first public appearance since she became ill f

we'll see how prince harry handles that. dan and bianna? >> that's a bit of a challenge for harry.ling the people of belize don't feel short-changed. that the queen wasn't sent there. >> absolutely. that guy knows how to party. >>> coming up, your week in three words. keep it here. [ female announcer ] with swiffer dusters a great clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna read one of these. i'm gonna read one of these! [ female announcer ] unlike sprays and dust rags swiffer 360 duster's extender gets into hard-to-reach places without the hassle. so you can get unbelievable dust pickup in less time without missing a thing. i love that book. can you believe the twin did it? ♪ ♪ swiffer. great clean in less time. or your money back. er ] we got a real mom and the family car to do an experiment. we put a week of her family's smelly stuff all in at once to prove that new febreze car vent clips could eliminate the odor. then we brought her family to our test facility to see if it worked. [ woman ] take a deep breath. tell me what you smell. something fresh. a beach. a clean

." >> jimmy: "mm, harry." [ laughter ] "mm, harry potter." [ laughter ] "mm, listen, dumbledore." [ laughter-who-should-not-be-named." [ laughter ] >> steve: "mm, he got no nose. how does he smell? terrible." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "mm, harry, have you seen this man? he has no nose." [ laughter ] con -- we got to have her on the show, man. >> steve: i know. why not? >> jimmy: i don't know. we got to do it. pro, after the news broke, rowling received thousands of messages on her twitter and facebook, begging her not to let the "harry potter" series die. con, and that was just from actor rupert grint. [ laughter ] "come on, you got one more in you." [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: pro, the publisher told her this new book will outsell all the "harry potters" and be made into even more successful movie franchise. con, then he said, "jk, rowling." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: jk. [ light laughter ] and finally, pro, there's rumors it's a "choose your own adventure" book. [ light laughter ] con, the adventure everyone chooses is just go back and reread "harry potter" instead. [ laug

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harry cummings was not, by the way, contrary to some published fficial, the first elected in maryland. that distinction belongs to an annapolis alder man actually. but anyway, that being said, i wanted to sort of not -- i'm not really a historian, as you can probably tell, not much of a speaker which is why i kind of make my living writing, i guess. i guess i wanted to speak a little bit about the mckel done jackson collection as it relates to politics. i was a reporter for the sun and i first became aware of the mckel done jackson collection maybe 20 years ago, probably at least 20 years ago when i discovered when i was on a genealogical bender up here one day that they had, as jeanologists want to go on -- i discovered they had a transcript of an interview of a gentleman by the name of william lloyd adams, also known as willy adams or little willy adams. that name may ring a bell with some of you. he just passed away last year at 97. he was -- it's funny how death will change things, change people's recollection ps of things. but he was a multi, multi millionaire, developer, real es

. ♪ >>> today, in jamaica, prince harry showed royal wins, not royal speed.e challenged usain bolt to a race. he pulled a fast one, and took off. leaving the champion sprinter in the dust and laughing. here it is, once again. the oldest trick in the book. making him look the other way. and then, taking off. all in good fun. harry is touring the caribbean in honor of queen elizabeth, his grandmother, celebrating 60 years on the phone.

it's all over for prince harry.his first solo tour representing his grandmother, queen elizabeth. >> i can't do a british accent to save my life. so i will just save all of you and spare all of you. by all accounts that trip was a success. peter hunt of the bbc was in brazil with harry as he wrapped things up. >> reporter: after ten days of arresting images this was a more familiar one, a royal in a carriage, albeit with a harry twist. polo is one of the prince's passions. on the field a warm encounter with an argentine opponent. the divisive issue of the falklands a world away. this game was to raise money for harry's african charity, senta bali, which means forget me not, in honor of his mother, diana. not all of it went the prince's way. harry spoke afterwards of his visits to belize, the bahamas, jamaica, and brazil, which he described as emotional. >> the warmth of reception that we've -- that we've received from every single country we've been to, including brazil, has been utterly amazing. and i personally ha

the law office of harry corn, sexy -- we are hit and we are hot. tavis: if you cannot sell it, nobody is going to buy it. >> and therein lies our problem. we get a pretty respectable number on the show, but our demo is not so hot. kathy is doing her part to put the word out. tavis: tell me more about that challenge. this is the back story on how tv works and why you see shows moving from one to another night. people do not often understand. >> it is all about the 18-49 number. if you fall outside that, you really do not exist. we have a great following, fortunately. most of them are over 50. it does not make sense to me because this is all dictated by madison avenue who are trying to find choppers, obviously. the research shows that people over 50 have the most discretionary income. they spend the most money. they watch the most television. it would make sense to program to them. but, for some reason, that is not the case. the best i can tell, as it has been explained to me, is that the advertisers like it. hit them while they're young because they