they have given him a name, journey. they say he's now on the prowl for a mate as in "don't stop believing." the story tonight from nbc's kristen dahlgren. [ howling ] >> reporter: in a way it's a love story. >> he's probably looking for a mate. he's had to travel a long way because unfortunately we have so few wolves in oregon. >> reporter: a lone wolf who heard the call of the wild and left his pack for a solo trip south -- way south. >> this has been a spectacular journey for journey. >> reporter: journey is now his name after being tracked by a gps collar 1,000 miles over mountains and highways all the way to california. the first known wild grey wolf in the golden state since 1924. >> it's exciting to know that they are actually coming back into the wild. >> reporter: for almost 90 years the only wolves in california have been like this, raised in captivity. these guys are used in the movies. it seems now there is a new star in town. journey picked up quite a fan club on social media. the contest to namw him saw sub

it's not a journey or an adventure. i want to tell you how this present book of mine got its start, or at least a good nudge in the right direction. it happened right here in washington. i was driving down massachusetts avenue one morning during the rush hour, and all of the sudden, right by sheridan circle, just past embassy row, there was a horrific traffic jam. everything stopped, and i looked over, and there was old general bill sheridan up on his horse, the bird on his hat, and i began to wonder how many people who go around this circle every day, twice a day, thousands of them, have any idea who he was? as i was thinking that and getting a little discouraged, the rhapsody in blue began playing on the car radio, and suddenly, the magic, the power of that music, not only lifted me out of my traffic jam dull drums, but sent me soaring, and then i thought who is more alive in our world today, in our lives today? sherman? who is more important to american history? of course, they were important, but we must not, i said

>> well, it was very difficult to go through the journey.the journey involves 22 years of drinking, hard drinking, chronic drinking. and then, are i have been clean and sober for 21 years and it took me all that time to get to readiness. >>> it did. you know, whenever i would go back to new york, i had this little private tour i would take of all the places i had, all the door ways i had slept and curled up, blacked out, all the park benches i had passed out on. i would take this little private journey. it was a personal story that i hadn't told publicly. so, reliving that was quite difficult. >>> do you remember why you started or how you started? a lot of people just start drinking they get to a certain age they start party wing their friends you get to your 20s or younger, unfortunately, these days, i think. and do you remember when you started drinking or what got you started? >> i do. my first drink was taken when i was 16 years old. actually, in advance of that, i had actually snorted heroin, huffed glue, done any number of drugs. i ha

on this journey across the country, on a private jet. they went towards the clinic where the life of a 20-year-old woman waits for the arrival. then, a helicopter. this was with heart stopping accuracy. they don't have far to go. how could such a carefully planned journey go so wrong? the vital organ is brought back up and then worry damage may have been done, the dax shares -- the doctors sprint the final few hundred meters. the man who was caring and then dropped the heart, said it was a bit scary. it was protected in three layers of plastic. now, an operation similar to this one has made the journey worthwhile. >> the foreign minister probably had his heart in his mouth when he bungee jump off of the bridge. he was trying to prove that this is still safe because of an accident on new year's eve in which a bungee jumpers line snapped during her diet. -- her dive. this is something that i never want to experience. you have been watching "newsday" from the bbc. >> the american military says it has identified two of the four marines in th

. >>> and that three-mile journey. the car carrying the president about to start a new journey tonight. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us saturday night. as we come on the air this evening, first window what is most important to the voters heading to the polls today in the crucial state of south carolina, first in the south primary. tonight let's get right to it on the question what matters most on the candidate to this presidential election. most important attribute, voters overwell mingly, nearly half saying, the ability to beat president obama in november, followed by the right experience and third, there, strong moral character. this was telling as well tonight on the question of which is most important to voters, they said overwhelmingly, economy number one, budget deficit number two. and lastly, when asked about the explosive debates this week, did they make a difference? the majority said those debates were important in making their decision. more than half saying, it weighed in as they head to th

how could such a carefully planned journey go so wrong? wrapped in organ yellow plastic is due to back up. worried that damage has been done, they russia at the final meters. the man responsible for carrying and dropping the hart says that arrival was a bit scary. it was protected in three layers of plastic. an operation similar to this one will hopefully have made the journey worthwhile. >> finally, zambia's tourism minister it's probably had his heart in his mouth when he bungee jump off the bridge. trying to convince people that bungee jumping is saith following an accident in which an australian's jumper's rope snapped. he wanted to restore people's face. no bungee jumping for me. >> our main news this hour, burma has begun releasing more political prisoners. several prominent dissidents are expected to be among them. if you are a cricket fan, you probably know this already. he has failed again in his request for his 100th international century. he has spent dismissed on the fifth day of the third test. the wait goes on for the man tha

it's been a great journey. i just have to say i said the three words i heard most often when traveling around this state. well that, was... late. welcome to iowa! i want to thank the director on stage who introduced many folk who's stood up when no one else was standing up. folk who's when sitting at single digits in the polls believed in the message and cause. and were willing to stand behind us and do what was not popular in the world today. lead. they led. and to each and everyone of you i want to thank you for leading and doing what is necessary to promote the cause of liberty. thank you. i have to give a shout out to the guy who helped us on the ground here as a volunteer late became a symbol of the campaign. the owner of the chuck truck. i love that -- i don't often talk about the "new york times". but i love that graphic in the "new york times" that had how the entourages traveled around the state. there is long roads of buses and people and airplanes and suvs and people and staff. and then, all the way

the journey through the mangroves in the countries arms of the delta is scary. to cross huge areas where oil spread. thick layer of black oil that covers the entire surface of the water below which all life is totally disappeared. kilometer after kilometer of mangrove are affected and yet no scientific mission has ever yet come into these territories and. the six black smoke is rising over the mangroves. we've arrived at last. as we approach the men flee. over those you know a boat call to them reassuring up. a refinery. an illegal refinery under the open sky. men distill crude oil. amidst the steam on the risks of explosion. men who've welded together a few cans to make stills. and who feed the fire by tossing bowls of oil onto it. it's an apocalyptic scene under the dying trees. live here d.t.'s. sleep and die. from the inside. if. the ice would. get a. there's a different to refining process so we need all coal from the steam. to find. ok there's a. decent east we went. we put it inside the old we said. greenspun when will. we gave up that we. do each leg tha

so he had a very twisted, complicated journey here and, um, since, you know, he has attended the school, he's really succeeded, excelled, and he's now on a four-year scholarship. one of the hardest working kids i've met. >> host: do most of the kids stay in the u.s. afterwards? are most here legally? >> guest: most are here legally, yes. most of the kids are here as, you know, legal immigrants or refugees. that said, 15% of the senior class the year i was there was undocumented. and, um, in this country we had a 1982 supreme court case which ruled that students, regardless of their legal status, have the right to go to public school and get a free public education. so it's scary to see that challenged now, and i think that whatever your feelings about undocumented immigrants in this country, it's hard to argue with, um, you know, the advantage of educating all children. because a lot of the kids, um, are going to stay anyway, so the question is do you want them to be contributing, valuable member of society or not? and if you do, education is very important. >> host: the new kids is the

this journey is.o introduce to you the next president of the united states. [applause] >> we don't know what the final vote tally will be but congratulations to rick santorum. this has been a great victory and a great achievement for him and a great victory for us here. [applause] this has been terrific. i think it is great that here in the heartland of america that a campaign begins. all three of us will be campaigning is very hard to make sure we restore the heart and soul of the entire nation. thank you iowa for the great sendoff you're giving us and the others in the campaign. this is campaign tonight where america wins. we will change the white house and get america back on track. [applause] i am proud tonight to have been introduced by my sweetheart of longer than 42 years. behind her, four of our five sons. one of her sons is a resident at a hospital so he cannot be here tonight. this has been a family affair for us and we feel like family in this room with you. you guys have been extraordinary

. >>> and that three-mile journey. the car carrying the president about to start a new journey tonight. >>> good evening. as we come on the air with a special edition of "world news" for the west coast. breaking news from south carolina, abc news announcing a winner in that primary. newt gingrich over romney in a hard-fought race. romney coming in second, rick santorum in third. ron paul coming in fourth place in south carolina. tonight the what is most important to the voters, let's get right to to. the question what matters most. nearly half said the ability to beat president obama in november. followed by the right experience, third, strong moral character. this was telling as well on the question of which issue most important voters said again overwhelming overwhelmingly, that it's the economy. economy, number one and federal budget deficit number two. when asked about explosive debates, did they make a difference? 65% said those debates were important, half deciding the choice. our coverage begin was jon karl in g

big dreams, great journeys at the high school for immigrant teens. tracie here in miami you are the first call for author brook hauser. >> good afternoon. it's a pleasure to have you both here in miami. welcome to our city. as you can see, you know, we are very multi-cultural city, and full of people from different places and i wanted to ask, first i want to congratulate her on her project. i think it is going to be a fundamental piece of work that can be utilized all around in different educational institutions. my question is how you feel from the time to what you experience writing the project and the book and the difference at how you would forecast the future of education in the 21st century of america. >> you know, this book isn't really about education and i'm not an education expert, but i would love to see more of these high schools set up it's not the specific model then, you know, i think that there is a real problem in addressing the needs of new immigrants who are also learning english. in miami as you pointed out is a city to. multicult

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here in the mission district, i am reminded of the neighborhood i grew up and and the amazing journey my life has taken me. from an immigrant kid who dropped out of school to be the district attorney in the greatest city in the world. i am humbled and honored to be here with you today. my commitment to you is to tackle large challenges in the courtroom, classroom, and community. together, we are on our way to making san francisco the safest big city in america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome father donald godfrey. >> let us pray. god, our compassion and justice, on this joyful occasion of this swearing in of george gascon, we ask you to bless the george, his wife, family, and wrens. empower the district attorney with the gifts of an ever deeper desire for truth, fairness, justice, equality, strength, professionalism, and integrity, so as to serve all of us, the people of our city of st. francis better. whenever our socio-economic background, culture, race, gender, sexual orientation, a belief system order religious tradition. bless his staff and all that work along

was not the cheats but was a curse on the journey. because of what is up now. because what is happening so people not see it just because because of the millions on cd kidnapping and. being taken this by after all. it. is just the government isn't to raise themselves. just like their cause. this is what mrs i was talking about militants from men movement for the emancipation of the niger delta. groups of highly armed guerrillas who attack on both sides blow up pipelines and kidnap oil workers. they hide and train in the mangroves chiefs or in the big cities or abroad. acquiring their revenues from almost sales oil smuggling and ransom demand can foreign companies they confront the forces of law and order directly in exchanges which ended deaths on both sides . after endless bargaining during our various trips we were able to make contact with the mend militants. they agreed to talk at a secret location where we were taken eyes blindfolded during the journey. in a room behind closed windows and doors we met the man who terrorize the oil companies workers and who

it's been a long journey. it's been a long journey. all i knew is that we had a good team. i knew we had a good team because the guys that we had. alex smith, frank. michael crabtree. i mean, we got a lot of talent over here. all we have to do it put iting to and with harbaugh coming in, he helped us do that. >> off the wall is coming up next. what are we going to talk about? >> we are going to talk about joe flacco and ed reed. the comments that were made, and bad predictions from one wisdom martin. >> bad predictions? >> always is. >> off the wall is next.  >>> welcome off the wall. wisdom, we are down to championship weekend, my friend. nice glasses. >> i'm trying to see. >> clouding your head right now. >> who knows what you're thinking. i know what ed reed is thinking. he thinks that joe flacco is border line not getting the job done. called out his quarterback the week of championship week. is this a good idea? >> the truth is the truth. just like when i call you out. the truth is the truth. just like you were wrong about the redskins and their season. >> why do

powerful and touching message to her constituents today, the congresswoman who made that remarkable journey back says she will resign from congress. >> i don't remember much from that horrible day, but i will never forget the trust you placed in me to be your voice. >> the powerful message and the promise for the future. >>> remembering joe paterno. an outpouring of emotion as the penn state icon passes away. his legacy and the scandal that tarnished it. >>> brand-new race. the south carolina surprise. newt gingrich pulling off a stunning victory. tonight the numbers. just who voted for him? women, evangelical voters. has this changed the race? >>> safe at home, we're with the brave 9-year-old girl who outwitted her kidnapper. what she says her father taught her that helped her escape. >>> and silence is golden for the oscar nominations coming this week. the silent movie making so much noise, and we go back to that moment in film history, that studio that might have started it all. ♪ >>> and good evening on this sunday night. for more than a year now, congresswoman gabrielle giffords has in

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this was its journey on a previous version -- voyage. look now at friday. much closer to the reef. it had happened before. this is footage of the same ships sailing right by the island last august, a tribute for a festival day, agreed with the ship's company. the mayor told us this was a one off. the captain of the ship still didr arrest insists he nothing wrong. that is not what his employers believe. >> there were human errors here. the captain did not follow the authorized route, which is used by costa ships very frequently. there is probably more than 100 times in one year. >> today, they took the life boats which saved so many away from the local harbour, peaceful and calm now. as dusk set in, a tug and pull the oil boom into position as fears grow that the shipments start leaking fuel into these pristine waters. . bbc news. >> 35 british people were on board, including passengers and crew members. some returned home today, describing the panic as the ship began to list and the chaotic evacuation. >> at heathrow this morning, the release of the rescued. rose metcalf, a dancer

." >> it's a new journey. wants to change something about themselves and reach those goals that you know you can. but you sort of haven't had the courage to do. >> reporter: in turn, ty is experiencing a revolution of his own, by famously parking these famous wheels and retiring his famous catchphrase. >> move that bus. >> i will be going anywhere, and someone will yell that down the street. move that bus. hey. so, yeah. i think i'll always be known as that guy. >> reporter: after countless tears shed over nearly a decade, and traveling nearly 300 days a year to help families in need, ty and the "extreme makeover" cast will air their last regular show this friday night. >> seven homes for seven families in seven days. >> i want everybody involved to know what it meant to me. and how proud i was. it's one of the things that you -- you work with some really great people. >> reporter: you're getting emotional just talking about it. >> there's a reason. it's not just the families that we're helping and the journey

the journey through the mangrove in the countries arms of the delta is scary. because huge areas where oil spread. thick layer of black oil that covers the entire surface of the water below which all life has totally disappeared. kilometer off a kilometer of mangrove are affected and yet no scientific mission has ever yet come into these territories. six black smoke is rising over the mangroves. we've arrived at last. as we approach the men flee. those in our boat call to them reassuring a. refinery . an illegal refinery under the open sky. here men distill crude oil their flow they're handed amidst the steam talk on the risks of explosion. men who've welded together a few cams to make stills. and to feed the fire by tossing bowls of oil onto it. it's an apocalyptic scene on the dying palm trees. the men live here detail. sleep here and die here. todd from the inside. why did he think what i did he felt. he would. fund this one is pretty. and this is. the kind of there's a different to refining process we need all coal from the steam. it's local. in different w

this was used by captain scott for his journey. although he did not make it their first or make it home, he is still regarded as an iconic figure for his heroic efforts. only now, historians are realizing his immense contributions. theirs was a misadventure, of the spirit of heroic investigation that has not been matched since. >> it might be some time that every british schoolchild learns. muhammed ali turns 70 today. he not only fought and some of the most memorable fights in history, he came up with some of the best lines. he never shied from the public gaze and was a great entertainer. it was not just his boxing that won him fans. >> mohammad ali -- fast, brave, and crash. even in the early days, before he was world champion, it was clear he was different. this is ali at 70, back in louisville, kentucky, to celebrate his birthday at the weekend. courage is only part of the legend. his three world titles confirm his place in boxing history but he was also an entertainer. >> who was the champ of the world? [applause] >> i will le

this was the journey on a previous voyage, when she safely navigated the island. look now at friday's round, much closer to the reef. it had happened before. this is footage of the same ships sailing right by the island last august. it was agreed as a tribute and was a one-off. the captain is under arrest. he insists he did nothing wrong. that is not what his employers believe. >> we believe it was human hour -- error, that the captain did not follow the route, which is used by costa ships frequently, probably more than 100 times a year. >> today, they towed the lifeboats that saved some money away from the local harbour, peaceful and calm now. a tug and pull the oil boom into position. fears grew that the ship may start leaking fuel into these pristine waters. >> with all the latest from giglio, our reporter a short time ago. >> this is still officially a rescue operation. to the italian authorities still hope they might find somebody alive? >> officially, they do. they have slightly revised this evening the figures. the coast guard is now saying they believe the

she and her husband made the journey from india to see the place where he was murdered. it is 11 days since the 23- year-old student was killed, shot at close range. the families say it was important to come here. >> this has been a difficult journey to make. he was full of hope and ambition for the future. we were very proud of him. he was our only son and we cannot comprehend this dreadful tragedy. >> he spent christmas night with friends at this hotel. in the early hours of boxing day, the left ear to hand into manchester city center. -- they left here to have -- to go to manchester city center. the 20-year-old has been charged with murder. he told the court his name. his family said they have faith in the british justice system and the police investigation. this afternoon, they had a phone conversation with david cameron. the prime minister assured them that everything possible is being done to achieve justice for his son. tonight, the family is flying his body back to india. tomorrow night, his funeral will be held. >> these are the headlines. a hot air balloon has

the second program i wanted to mention is the journey of sacajawea. this program looks at the woman who is behind the icon, and shows how cultures and events that have shaped her. the special goes beyond the sparse comments found an expedition journals and goes into the rich oral history of the laney shawnee, and others. it includes dramatic reenactments and seeds of wild areas of montana, north dakota, wyoming, and oregon, that the youthful sacajawea new. the last program is "gallery, the national museum of native americans." this charts the unveiling of the first smithsonian museum exclusively devoted to american indians. the grand unveiling on the national mall coincided with a six-day outdoor first american festival and native nations festival and the colorful opening day ceremony that is captured in the film began with a native nation's recession, which was the largest gathering of native people in modern history. both gallery and a journey of sacajawea will be airing on sunday, november 20. i know we want to get to our heroes, and i want to cong

but it was a curse on the journey of. god is the other what is there now. because of what is happening so people now see it as close because of the militancy the kidnapping and. they're taking this. now. it's just the government isn't serious themselves that's why. this labor costs are not sublists. this is what mrs i told is talking about militants from men movement for the emancipation of the niger delta. groups of highly armed guerrillas who attack all sides blow up pipelines and kidnap oil workers. they hide and train in the mangroves the chiefs are in the big cities or abroad. acquiring their revenues from arms sales oil smuggling and ransom demand from foreign companies and they confront the forces of law and order directly in exchanges which end in death some both sides. after endless bargaining during our various trips we were able to make contact with the mend militants. they agreed to talk as a secret location where we were taken our eyes blindfolded during the journey. in a room behind closed windows and doors we met the men who terrorize the oil

are you happy with the journey we have been on? chris: is there a mood that this president is probably going to lose as events take the course? is he headed towards defeat? >> i think there are lots of democrats i talked to who are very worried that with a high unemployment number, with the deficit being front and center that the president is going to play defense the entire time. look, as major was saying, it's very difficult to win an election when you would say, you know what? the other guy, whoever the other guy turns out to be, the other guy would make things worse. chris: you think this is bad? >> yeah, you think this is bad, this could be worse. that is not actually a positive optimistic, hopefully morning in america kind of message, so i think barack obama has his work cut out for him. chris: david to you now, the question is, do they feel like that? do you have a sense that there is a feel out there that the obama people know they're going to face a very uphill battle this year? >> i think they're worried. they have been w

she and her husband made the journey from india to see the place where he was murdered himself. it's 11 dayings since the 23-year-old student was killed, shot at close range. the family says it was important to come here. >> this has been an extremely difficult journey to make. when he left in september last year, he was full of hope and ambition for the future. we were also very proud of him. he was our only son and we cannot comprehend this dreadful tragedy. >> he spent christmas night with friends at this hotel in the early hours of boxing day, they left here to head into manchester city center for the sales. but they hadn't walked far before they were aproached by two men. one spoke brufely before pulling out a gun and shooting him. 20-year-old keer ran stapleton has been charged with murder. he told the court his name was psycho stapleton. today anoosh's family says they have faith in the justice system. this afternoon they had a phone conversation with david cameron, in which the prime minister assured him that everything possible is being done to achieve justice for his s

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. >> gabrielle giffords' decision to resign comes after an extraordinary journey back. six were killed. there was the national vigil held outside the tucson hospital and from inside, that first image, giffords' hand held by her husband, mark kelly, at her side from the start. he documented her recovery, her triumphs, her tests and they bravely shared it with our diane sawyer. just 20 days after the shooting gabby giffords was sitting number a wheelchair learning how to nod. >> that is he a nod. >> reporter: they had begun the journey for her to unlock her words. >> you try it with me. ♪ i love you >> reporter: gabby giffords and her husband told diane that one of the reasons they decided to let the world see the tapes was to show what's possible using music to retrieve lyrics to the other side of the brain to get her words back. ♪ >> reporter: and when diane asked about the husband by her side from the beginning -- >> is there a word for mark? >> brave, brave. >> thank you. >> that's what i think of when i think of you too, tough as nails. >> tough as nails. >> reporter

and the beginning of what is looking to be a long, hard-fought journey to the white house. just how critical are the iowa caucuses to winning the ultimate prize? >>> boom or bust? new hope in the new year that the struggling economy may finally bounce back. and new clues this morning as to just how close we are. what it means to your bottom line. >>> new year, new laws. from state crackdowns on immigration to restrictions on tanning, to even louder fireworks, the new year is coming in with an explosion of new rules and regulations. which ones are stirring up controversy? and which ones are just plain weird? >>> new year.