i didn't kill 2,000 people. >> there's james cameron and his wife.hey met on the movie, which cameron has remastered and turned 3d. that's the premiere tonight. cameron almost took it a step further. because since he filmed it, cameron has become titanic obsessive. years of research that have revealed, mistakes he made, and new detail. >> i suppose there was a moment where it passed through my mind that i could correct the film and have it actually match what titanic really looked like. >> there was another part of my mind that said no. you're going to get a nutter standing on the street corner, babbling away. >> i wonder if you've almost become too obsessed in the detail. >> if you want to use the term obsession, that's fine. >> reporter: since making titanic, he's dived that wreck dozens of times in a submersible. >> sure we found places where the set was wrong, a little bit. this was wrong, that was wrong. glass missing from a door, things like that. >> reporter: his movie is maybe 99% right, but he knows it's not perfect. remember this pivotal sc

it is really down. >> james cameron is not -- james cameron is the first person to travel into the trench in half a century. >> his interest as a storyteller, his competence as an engineer, he has access to resources and sponsors and made this come together. it probably could not have been done easily by any other combination. it is like the stars are in alignment. it all worked up. >> we know less about it, but now with the successful due speed -- d.c. -- deep sea exploration, and james cameron enters another era of exploration. >> remember you can get constant updates on our web sites. from all of us, we thank you for watching today and invite you to please tune in again tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry is to operate in, working to provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions and a wide range of i

james cameron has long been obsessed with the ocean. now he is getting ready to journey alone 7 miles beneath the waves. the craft will have to withstand enormous pressure. he will spend 10 hours under water. if something goes wrong, he will be crushed in an instant. >> to your friends think you are mad? >> they know me. if they are my friends, they get it. there is always the possibility of not something installed properly. my wife suzie, i cannot say she is not nervous, but she backs my play 100%. >> this is a hollywood project in more ways than one. many who developed normally work on his movies. it is packed with cameras so he can bring the ocean to cinema audiences. even the navigation is provided by kamen. this is a filmmaker's dream machine. it has needed a film budget to match. he put millions of his own money into this expedition. for him, it is the fulfillment of a boyhood dream. >> who knows what we might find. every single dive, i am going to see something nobody has seen. i'm going to do my best to bring it back. i'm going

director james cameron plunging into the deepest part of the ocean. something no one has done alone. >>> good monday morning, i'm john muller. rob and paula are off this morning. we're going begin with president obama's stern warning to north korea overnight. telling the country it will face the wrath of the world if it doesn't curb the nuclear plans. tahman bradley is live in washington with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. before the start of the summit, mr. obama had blunt remarks for the leaders of north korea and iran. in south korea for a summit starting today, president obama urged the communist neighbor to the north to change its way. north korea set to launch a rocket next month it says is a satellite for peaceful purposes. mr. obama spoke to the regime's laiders. >> there will be no rewards for provocation. those days are over. today we say, have the courage to pursue peace and give a better life to the people of north korea. >> reporter: as the summit kicks off, tensions between the north and south remain high. south

bad weather threatens, but finally, james cameron was away. it has taken him eight years to get to this point. "release, release, release," came the word from the director, and then in a tiny compartments, his seven-mile descent began, taking 2.5 hours. his submarine is like an underwater television studio so he could film it. after several hours at the bottom, david cameron surfaced, to the delight of his team. >> welcome back. [cheers and applause] >> he spent decades combing the deep, but this was really special. >> the titanic, the bismarck, and then you are still only halfway there. it is a heck of a ride. >> james cameron is now the first person to have journeyed to the mariana trench for half a century. the man who made the original died in 1960 has waited a long time for someone to go back. >> his nature as a storyteller and a as an engineer, and he has access to sponsors and made this come together. it probably could not have been done easily by any other combination. it is like the stars are in alignment. it all worked out. >> we kno

miles down. -- james cameron has the long been obsessed with the ocean. he will spend 10 hours underwater. if something goes wrong, he will be crushed in an instant. do your friends think that you are a bit mad? >> they know me. there is always the possibility of something not having been checked your installed properly. my wife is nervous about it but she backed my play 100% because she knows this is what i believe in. >> this is a hollywood project. many of the team who designed and built this up normally work with james cameron on his films. he can bring the deepest parts of the ocean to audiences around the world. this is truly a filmmaker's dream machine. it has a film budget to match. james cameron poured millions of his own money into this expedition, but for him it is the fulfillment of a boyhood dream. >> to nuzzle we might find? every single diet, i will see something -- who knows what we might find? every single dive, i might see something that we have never seen before. >> as part of her continuing diamond jubilee celebrations, britain pasqua

returning from is by james cameron made it clear his curiosity was unsatisfied. this is just the beginning he said of the exploration of the most remote place on earth. >>> especial honor the state capitol today for one of our own are eager danny king was named a woman of the year. she was selected by assemblyman jerry hoffman of cells lead tell guinness shares grandkids that advocates for equal opportunities for children. the old will be right back. from the cbs 5 with a sense we have our and the storms let's get down to it this evening with a are live high death dr. renner looks ominous at this hour when you see a little bit of red on the screen that actually this is a whole lot of vertical moving ashore the raindrops evaporated in as it hits the dry air mass and four hits the land mass but offshore we see the darker shades of green that is a bonafide rain will be pushing is a bay area yes as gwen so let's take a look our future cast any see the presentation to the north that the pocket of more moderate to heavy rainfall this is the morning commute where everyt

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james cameron's record-making voyage to the bottom of the sea. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from washington. >> pelley: good evening. can the federal government force you to buy something whether you want it or not? that is the question before a historic session of the supreme court. it's all about the president's health care law. the law is designed to give all americans access to medical care but by 2014 it requires everyone to have insurance or pay a fine. demonstrators for and against have been gathering at the court. there was a line for seats inside. a cbs news/"new york times" poll out tonight on views of the health care law finds that more americans disapprove overall than approve. 47% to 36%. at the same time, many americans approve elements of the law. for example, 85% like the part that requires insurance companies to cover pre-existing conditions. and 68% like allowing children under 26 to stay on their parents' health plan. but to pay for all of

here's james cameron and his wife. cameron has turned it 3-d. cameron almost took it further.on has become "titanic" obsessive. years of research has revealed they change nod detail. >> i suppose i actually matched what "titanic" really looked like. >> reporter: this movie is maybe 99% right. cameron now knows it's not perfect. remember this pivotal scene, cameron now knows the way "titanic" sank and the way jack and rose clung for dear life probably didn't happen exactly that way. >> there was actually probably a moment where it was standing quite proud in the water but it wasn't as dramatic. it probably wasn't straight up. >> reporter: cameron nearly missed the premiere because he was in the mariana trench in the western pacific. seven miles down, the deepest spot of the ocean. >> it's the darkest, most remote part of the ocean. >> reporter: he's a trail blazing oceanographicic explorer. >> you're not finishing the line. >> reporter: and a perfectionist moviemaker turned "titanic 3-d." >> it's mind numbing,

you just scream down and scream back up. >> james cameron from the bottom of the top. it and all of the pledge made 90 years ago and he is taking a special gold medal to the summit of mount everest. in 1922, the british everest expedition did not quite make it to the top, buteering. there was a promise attached. >> the 1922 expedition to everest was the first serious attempt on the highest mountain, and they nearly made it to the top, nearly defeated by an avalanche that killed seven indian quarters. >> they fell just short of the goal they had said. it was just an amazing achievement. they got to 8,300 meters, 500 from the very summit. that was in 1922. you can imagine what they were wearing, very basic. >> everyone on the epic climb was given a gold medal to honor their efforts. colonel edwards made a promise that one of the metals would be taken to the peak of everest. a promise that no one has tried to honor until now. he said that on behalf of the british nation, at the next opportunity, one of the metals would be taken to the very summit. he has already climbed e

movie director james cameron journeys to the deepest point in the world's oceans. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, march 26, >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, march 26, 2012. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. today the supreme court begins hearing the three days of arguments on president obama's hotly debated health care law. it's a historic and partisan battle with dramatic changes in this country's health care system. the justices will consider four different legal issues. up first this morning, the bake question, is it too soon for the courts to even take up this law? susan mcginnis in washington. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the central issue this week the supreme court will hear is whether it's constitutional to require americans to buy health insurance. but today the court is going to hear arguments about whether it's even legal for them to decide on this law before key elements even go into effect. team have been lining up outside the supreme court all weekend. they want a seat to watch historic arguments over whether or not

film director james cameron journeys to the very bottom of film director james cameron journeys to the very bottom of the ocean. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and a very good morning to you. welcome to our viewer as cross the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm veronica de la cruz. today we begin with a supreme showdown. the justices of the u.s. supreme court take up the constitutionality of president obama's sweeping health care reform law. it's a decision that will have a broad impact on america's health care system. nbc's brian mooar joins us now live from the supreme court with the very latest. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, veronica. the health care law was sweeping in its scope and so is the challenge before the high court. from the moment president obama signed his signature health care reform law, this day was inevitable. now it's time for the supreme court to scrutinize the most sweeping legislation in a generation. citizens on both sides of the debate have been waiting outside the high court for days. >> you don't get many o

john blackstone reports. >> reporter: james cameron dove to the bottom of the sea in what he called ado that took seven years to design. the 2 1/2-hour descent allowed cameron three hours to explore challenger deep. >> it was very, very soft, almost gelatinous flat plain, almost featureless plain. >> reporter: challenger deep is a slot where the tectonic plate slides below the mary a na plat. if mt. everest would drop in there, it would still be a mile below water. >> the whole sub actually squeezes down almost three inches in length. the sphere i'm in actually shrinks. the window that i actually look out pushes in toward me under 16,000 pounds per square inch of pressure. >> reporter: the only light the camera saw were shrimp-like creatures. >> it was very lunar, very desolate place, very isolated. my feeling was one of complete isolation from all of humanity. >> reporter: the last time humans reached challenger deep was 1960. recently there's been a race among wealthy adventurers to return. jay tubb built one that he hoped would be the first to get to the bottom. >> you've worked wi

here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: james cameron, the titanic director and avatar. in a really-life action adventure. overnight he hopped into this 24-foot submarine he's been developing for seven years. >> above all, have fun. >> reporter: then he rode that submarine into the depths of the pacific. scientists have discovered amazing creatures, but nobody knew what lived where cameron was heading. >> jauk kufto always said, if we knew what was there, we wouldn't have to go. >> reporter: he went deeper than the last glimmers of sunlight, deeper than the titanic's resting place. deeper than admit everest turns upside down. >> this will give you a graphic sense of hoump pressure his sub was under down there. imagine having the weight of three suvs on your thumb and on every inch of your body. >> reporter: it was so intense that the submarine shrank while he was down there. this is what he saw. a maritime moon scape. he thought he'd find life, but there was barely any. he was supposed to send six hours collecting video and biological samples, but after three hours, a se

"titanic" director james cameron shows us what he found at the very bottom of the sea. >>> good evening tonight, the streets of sanford, florida, are filled with thousands of people, there for a young man who was shot by a neighborhood watchman one month ago. one official called the city a tinderbox. the rally tonight calling for justice and answers. two new witnesses have come forward to tell us what they saw in those seven minutes that left an unarmed teenager lying dead on the ground. matt gutman spent the day piecing together the new clues. matt? >> reporter: good evening. thousands of people filling the square wearing t-shirts, demanding justice for trayvon, saying, i am trayvon martin. tonight we're learning new details about what george zimmerman told police happened that fateful night. tonight, tension on the rise in this small town. the mayor telling abc news he's deeply worried. >> we're sitting on a tinderbox right now. >> reporter: stoking the anger, new information that trayvon was suspended from school for being caught with marijuana. >> they killed my son and now they're

. >> pelley: finally tonight, how much fun is it to be james cameron?an imagine he can bring to life on the screen. anything he can dream he can do. and what he just did is explore the deepest point at the bottom of the sea in a one-man submarine he helped design. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: james cameron dove to the bottom of the sea in what he called a vertical torpedo that took seven years to design. the two and a half hour descent allowed camera three hours to explore challenger deep. >> it's very, very soft almost gelatinous plane. >> reporter: challenger deep is a slot where the pacific tectonic plate slides below the mariana plate. if mount everest were dropped into the slot, the summit of the world's highest mountain would still be more than a mile below water. >> the whole sub squeezes down almost three inches in length. the sphere that i'm in actually shrinks. the window i look out pushes in toward me under 16,000 pounds per square inch of pressure. >> reporter: the only light cameron saw were shrimp-like creatures less than an inch l

could reverse a >>> some cheers there as james cameron came out of a specially designed submarine.e dove nearly seven miles to the bottom of the mariana trench. he says he felt like going to another planet. it's featureless and like an alien world. he is the first person to reach that depth since the trench was initially explored in 1960. can you imagine the pressure. >> he is so great. you don't know. >> one mistake and you are gone, you are crushed. >> crushing, we don't have anything like that. we do have rain on the way and steady rain and rain that will bring levels up once again as we try to make up for the dry winter. first, we see a few snow showers they are still lingering that brought us a few showers yesterday. heaviest will move in tomorrow and wednesday. if you can get up there later this week, you'll have some nice fresh powder to ski on. vollmer peak back toward san francisco, you can see some of the vertically stacked clouds, you may get a sprinkle out of these. live doppler, best radar returns off to the north, willits, crescent city and eureka, storms are moving a

. >> alan: film director james cameron goes to place where only two men have gone before. >> ama: the record, breaking weekend for "the hunger games". >> leigh: we started off the morning with scattered showers and some reports of hail in san jose, and we're ening the afternoon and evening period with clearing. a nice break tomorrow. moyer rain -- more rain and win in the seven-daycl >> ama: the u.s. has given money the victims of the afghanistan shooting rampage, the family of each villager was paid $50,000. each person who was wounded was given $11,000. army staff sergeant robert bales is accused of sneaking off his base and opening fire on the families while they slept. he's currently being held in a military prison in kansas. >> alan: pope benedict xvi celebrated mass in mexico before 350,000 worshipers. before the mass the pontiff was given a black sombrero to ward off the blazing sun. after the mass the pope traveled to a church in the city of leon to celebrate with bishops from mexico and latin america. the pope travels to cuba tomorrow. >> ama: right now director james cameron

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james cameron hoping to become the king of the sea.erally taking him into the abyss. welcome back, everybody. it's 5:54. you just won't believe this one, guys. hollywood filmmaker james cameron is taking on a brand new adventure and this one is really neat. the new project is a trip to the very deepest part of the earth. the challenger deep in the mariana trench. fascinating. >> jason carroll went with him. >> sort of. i sort of went with him. >> wouldn't that be cool, huh? >> yeah, cool and a little scary. i was actually with cameron on board the mermaid sapphire. over the past few years you can see cameron getting inside the capsule that he's invented along with a team of engineers, with help from national geographic. that thing is called deep sea challenger. that is the submersible that is going to take him to the depths of the mariana trench and challenger deep. we were with him out there on the ship. you can see me there as he's giving me a tour as he went through the process of putting this vehicle through test dives. one of the

the abyss so far james cameron's private domain, is about to become the new frontier. provided you're rich enough. >> ifill: in addition >> ifill: in addition to the 3-d movie, cameron plans to direct a national geographic special using the footage he gathered in yesterday's deep dive. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day. the u.s. supreme court opened three days of arguments today on the nation's health care reform law. afghan security forces shot and killed three nato soldiers, one american and two britons, in separate incidents. pope benedict xvi arrived in cuba. the first papal visit to the communist nation since 1998. and to the nuclear summit in south korea, president obama pressed north korea to put aside its plans for new missile firing. online, we have more scenes from performances at the albany park theater. hari sreenivasan explains. hari? >> sreenivasan: there are two stories, one of a son who visits his father in immigrant detention center and another about a teen's life on food stamps. plus, there's more of jeff's conversation with david f

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james cameron has titanics sayingtook a one man plunge in the mariana trench in the pacific ocean, hex hours filling that trench which happens to be 120 times larger than the grand canyon. pretty amazing. >> i was hopingsfax he was able to drink it all incoming he wouldn't even be able to wave at anyone.

go like a pro. >>> director james cameron is on a mission to dive to the deepest point on the planet.ger deep. seven miles straight down into the mariana trench. cameron and a team of scientists specializing in deep dives, along with national geographic, have built an advanced submersible called deep sea challenger to get him there. it weights 12 tons. even though it's on its side, it's 24 feet high. it's powered by lithium batteries and the body is made of a synthetic foam and the color, cameron calls that kawasaki green. there is a steel sphere inside where he will pilot the sub. >> so this is my window right here. >> and it's designed to withstand the depth's intense pressure and keep cameron alive. >> i basically have a fully redundant, independent life support system. i can live on either side for about 25 hours or combined 50 hours. which is a lot longer than i would want to be in this. >> it's got a camera i can move way out from the sub. >> how do you get a camera at that depth to operate? >> you have to make it. >> i don't know of any that do. >> they're still a bit finnicy.