[applause] >> thank you resident keel. i have the privilege of introducing the champion of one of our champions from congress and one of our dear friends, congressman tom cole has agreed us to give us the congressional response. he is a fifth generation oklahoman and an enrolled member of the chickasaw nation. he has been serving indian issues since 2002 and we hope he continues in that position for a long time to come. please help me welcome congressman tom cole. [applause] >> it's an honor and a privilege and a pleasure to follow my good friend, my fellow chickasaw governor jefferson keel. governor keel was here to give you or did give you a thoughtful and eloquent address. i am here to prove to you that not all of chickasaw are thoughtful and elegant. [laughter] but it is my privilege to look across indian country and i do so like everybody in this room or probably everybody in this room as an american and a very proud american. i do so as someone who is very proud of my state. i know most of you are proud of the states

[applause] >> thank you, president keel. now have the honor of introducing one of our champions from congress and a dear friend, congressman tom cole has agreed to give us the congressional response. he is an enrolled member of the chickasaw nation. he has been serving on indian issues in congress since 2002. we hope he continues in the opposition for a long time to come. please help me welcome congressman tom cole [applause] >> thank you very much. it is an honor, privilege, and pleasure to follow my good friend and fellow chickasaw, lt. gov. jefferson keel. he gave you a thoughtful and eloquent address. i am here to prove to you that not all chickasaws are thoughtful and eloquent. [laughter] but it is my privilege to look across indian country. i do so as a proud american and someone who is very proud of my state. i know most of you are proud of the states in which you decide, assuming you are american citizens. i also do that as a fellow native american and someone who is proud of my tribal traditions and pride. my forebe

the ship is keeling. >> the ship is keeling. >> he did an interview from land.9 bodies at the very least or hopefully people who are survivors who are on that ship. the captain is supposed to, go down with the ship. >> we all know that. >> at some point he's in a tv studio doing an interview so, you know, it's unclear -- >> hard to give this man the benefit of the doubt. >> this is going to have a huge impact on the cruise industry as many americans and people around the world book their tickets this month for the entire year. sales are going to drop tremendously. >> it's been revealed that there have been prior accidents, which is really an interesting issue because in criminal practice we use prior incidents as showing guilt, a preponderance of evidence, but in this instance i think they can use that in the civil suit to say look at all these prior incidents of accidents with the same company. >> all right. we will check in with christine romans. >> good morning, soledad. the house is back in town. members returning to the nation's capitol today from their win

one of the great veterans is jefferson keel, president keogh is himself a retired u.s. army officer with over 20 years of active-duty service. he has translated that sense of duty is to serving the country and building a stronger america. ladies and gentlemen from the president of the national conference to the conference of american indians, president keel. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you for that warm introduction. i want to thank the native service members and veterans who have joined us today. many know the story of indian country. the challenges we have faced and the ones we face today. very few americans know the story of the hundreds of thousands of tribal members who have served in the united states military as far back as a revolutionary war. as a veteran myself, i want to thank colonel hunting horse and the 24,000 active-duty american indian service members serving today to protect the sovereignty of the united states and the tribal nations of north america. thank you. [applause] my fellow tribal leaders, tribal citizens and american citizens, me

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it's keeling. >> exactly. and i think by design, these charges are meant to carry the maximum weight possible that abandoning ship and ship wreck, ship wreck, which is a charge that carries at least three years on itself. that is like if you're in an automobile accident, it's the maritime equivalence of that. it's his fault is what they're saying. but the abandoning ship is a serious maritime offense. and that's the one that they're going to look at. i suspect that these transcripts are going to be crux of that investigation. again, the italian port authority ordering the captain back on the ship. it's going to be hard for any defense team to defend a captain on that. the port authorities got those transcripts. it's every conversation between the port authority and the captain of the ship recorded. this is a no contest document, basically, or transcript. so this will all be used against him. the manslaughter charges are six dead so far, but there are 29 or 28, the numbers may have changed. >> we have 29, yeah.

keel enclemens takes off. -- kellen clemens takes off. end of the first quarter, alex shows clemens, anything you can do i can do better. smith stays on his feet to tie the game at 7. second quarter. he's a rung back, not a quarterback. an easy pick for brown. two more take-aways for the 49ers defense today. that has been the most impressive part of the team this season. and the offense capitalized. smith with the quick pass to michael crabtree. he breaks the tackle and wins the sprint down the sideline. 4-7 san francisco. they had a 20-7 lead at half- time. later in the third, 49ers catch the rams napping. nobody covered michael crabtree, so david akers throws his first career touchdown pass. san francisco would open up a lead, then they had to hang on to win and clinch a first round bye. >> we needed it really bad, very bad, you plug in whatever you want, okay. how do i -- however you want fie that. did you need it really bad? we wanted to win. it was the next game. we wanted to win it, and we did that. >> and so they do get the bye. be

a two-year keel. >> i'm doing this for free. i love it so much, i'm doing it for free. >> they may ask for a raise after his debut. >> time expires, kings come back to beat the bucks. it's a new era. college hoops, he keeps doing his thing. michelle defects the pass. jones, a career high 31 to pho with republic republicanning. st. mary's witch one. 16 points, eight assists. they are 14-2. the oregon duck football season is over, got beat up last night. no more touchdowns. all those stanford and eugene. they had no answer for that man. a career high 30. oregon wins 38-61. cal suffered their first conference will this. santa clawr ray lost. filling in for auntie. thornton celebrates his 500th game. san jose beats columbus 2-1. they are undefeated in 2012. okay, i have the thursday night top five. roll it, wayne. yowsed to have a killer cross overment look at his son. his son going to the rim. oh, got to love that. he takes a puck to the face. the booed news, he didn't lose any teeth. yet. at number three, more shops. miami wins in

the fatal errors the ship's captain may have made that caused an italian cruise ship to keel over. >> first it was smart meters, now this. miles of pipe in tens of thousands of bay area homes. >> plus, in the radiation zone, a rare look at the cleanup efforts inside the fukushima nuclear site. >>> it has been three dais since the cruise liner ran a ground leaving six dead and many missing. many blame the captain. he says he is not at fault. this is not the first time that ship has gotten too close to land. >> hope oche finding any survivors, including a missing american couple is fading fast. divers have been risking their lives to search flooded passages and compartments. the rescue operation had to be paused today. the captain claims a luxury liner was torn open by a reef that was not marked on his chart. something officials say it's not possible. this coast is just too well charted. >> it's incredible to think a liner cames this close to shore. that rock behind me is what the ship struck. it tore 160-foot gash in its hull. and the ship has come in close before. this amateur video s

forest keeling nursery in ellsbury is ahead of the state. they grow more than 250 types of trees and grasses and sells them around the world. they have patents pending in more than 50 countries. last year i had the pleasure of visiting this small hometown business that is winning in the global economy i would ask the owner and his wife join and their daughter to stand and represent what we want to do to sell to the world. [ applause ] now because of companies like this, missouri eximportaports w in the first quarter of 2011. and that was on top of our 35% growth in 2010. so as part of missouri works we will create a one stop shop to help missouri businesses and farms find new americas in international offices and with new trade offices that we will be opening in many countries we will take that made in missouri brand global. last fall, i led a group of 60 leaders to china where we signed an agreement to sell $4.6 billion worth of missouri products. because i don't know about you, but i think it's just about time this a the guy in beijing wal

question for president keel. can this bipartisan group to seek tribes especially for medicaid and other entitlement programs? >> i think he is referring to the bipartisan cooperation. i would be great. [laughter] i would love to see that. i think that indian country would love to see this entitlement as the 51st state. there has been a lot of talk about that in the past and we talk about particularly at the centers for cms, i know they've talked about some of these regulations and how we can expand those. another type to read the dose is leading at hhs to get indian people in indian programs involved in how we can expand the services to all native americans. i want to thank her for that support and not help. [applause] that is a great topic for us discussing something they need to continue on. thank you for the question. i know i didn't answer, but i thank you for the question. >> maryjane boatman with the national education association, opposite minority outreach. i want to commend ncai for bridging the divide a

stories of fear and panic from the ship costa requested equality concordia" as it ran aground and keeled over near a small island near tuscany. at least three people are known dead, dozens more unaccounted for. alan pizzey picks up the story. >> reporter: passengers had just sat down to dinner when they heard a loud bang. the impact tore a 160-foot gash in the hull and an eight-day mediterranean cruise turned into what some passengers described as scenes from the movie "titanic." with water pouring in, the costaa "concordia" began to list. the lucas family from girdwood, alaska knew it was time to go. >> when tiffs listing, you thought, there's water coming on board. there's something wrong if it's tipping like that. we went to the high side. that was chaotic. in the hallways, people had lifejackets on. the power was out. ( screaming ). >> reporter: at least they were on the side of the ship where they could get off. but the only way down was a rope ladder. >> people were panicking and yelling and pushing. they wanted to be the first on the life boats. we didn't get on the first life boa

the fatal errors the ship's captain may have made that caused an italian cruise ship to keel over. >>> first it was smart meters, now this. why pg and e is replacing miles and miles of pipe in tens and thousands of bay area homes. >>> plus, in the radiation zone, a rare look at the cleanup efforts inside the costa concordia cruise liner ran aground leaving at least 6 dead and >>> it's been three days since the costa concordia ran aground leaving six dead and 29 missing. many are blaming the captain, but he says it's not his fault. allen reports though, this isn't the first time that ship has gotten too close to land. >> hope of finding any survivors, including a missing american couple is fading fast. divers have been risking their lives. the rescue operation had to be suspended for a few hours today when it was feared rough seas might make the ship slide into deeper water. the captain claims it was torn open by a reef that wasn't marked on his chart. something officials say is not possible. this coast is too well charted. it's incredible to think a liner came this close to shore. tha

hit the captain first told passengers nothing was wrong and then 45 minutes later the ship began to keel. >> everyone started to shout and scream and running and the ship started to tilt to one side. all of the plates and glasses started to fall down. >> the parent company of carnal said quote it appeared significant human error on the part of the captain led to these grave consequences. the captain is facing possible manslaughter charges and accusations he abandoned ship. >> we know the cause of the problem was water on board and it could happen just because of the, it found some rocks. we don't know why the ship was so close to the coast. >> investigators have begun to analyze the black box data recorders which record the ship's movements and may explain how and why the ship veered off course. >>> in san francisco today, hundreds of people gathered to honor dr. martin luther king junior. the special celebration featured words from the founder reverend cecil williams who who spoke about the importance of bringing the community together. >> full of love, the kind of love that says you ar

. >> it really is something to see a ship this size keeled over. it's amazing. it's a real disaster. there were people who were trying, attempting to jump off the deck into the water from high up, abandoning the ship was not a simple task for all these folks. you had a lot of old people, people, they were sitting down for dinner at the time. the people in the decks below are the ones that are missing and most likely didn't make it. apart from the tragedy of the people who were involved, to have a behemoth like this sitting on the bottom -- >> what's the ecological danger for this ship? >> he's got 2400 tons of diesel fuel on there. if the weather changes, starts breaking up, they can't get it off fast enough, this whole area could be contaminated and the tourism industry here would just be shot. >> harry smith's conversation with veteran captain jim fee. >>> back in this country on the campaign trail tonight, the incoming fire aimed at mitt romney's time as a private equity executive in the business of corporate takeovers may have calmed down, but attention shif

the 115,000 ton "costa concordia" carrying 4,200 passengers and crew members ran aground and keeled over near tuscany on friday. discovery of bodies of two men sun followed rescue of three survivors from the wrecked ship. local authorities continue rescue operation for 15 people still unaccounted for. the captain of the vessel told a local tv station on saturday that maritime charts showed deep waters and no rocks near the island where the ship ran aground. prosecutors then detained him. investigators continue to question him as they try to figure out what happened. >>> a south korean oil tanker exploded off the western coast of the country, killing five crew members and leaving six missing. the 4,000-ton doora number 3 was 25 kilometers off incheon port when the explosion occurred on sunday morning. the ship was heavily damaged and has begun to sink. 16 crew members from south korea and myanmar were on board at the time of the blast. the ship was on its way back to the south korean port of chungcheongnamdo after unloading 6,500 tons of gasoline at incheon port. it's unlikely the vessel

the fatal errors the ship's captain may have made that caused an italian cruise ship to keel over. >>> first it was smart meters, now this. why pg and e is replacing miles and miles of pipe in tens and thousands of bay area homes. >>> plus, in the radiation zone, a rare look at the cleanup efforts inside the dangerous fukushima nuclear site. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. try something funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. costa concordia cruise liner ran aground leaving at least 6 dead and >>> it's been three days since the costa concordia ran aground leaving six dead and 29 missing. many are blaming the captain, but he says it's not his fault. allen reports though, this isn't the first time that ship ha

he has a reputation for having an even keel personality. we will all want to see how much jim caldwell bring to joe flacco came. eli manning arrived in indianapolis today, accidentally stirring up questions about his brother peyton manning. he backtracked to correct the implication that he knows something about peyton's future. as for the patriots, no misstep for eli after arriving in indianapolis. >> they are very positive team. they have tremendous players on both sides of the ball. they have a way of making comebacks at the end, and a quarterback who has been able to do that for a long time. both sides have to play our best football. we have to play for 60 minutes pierre >> as opposed to playing your best not see -- yatzee, i suppose. what are you most looking forward to in the super bowl? if you are looking forward to watching the game, or if you are all about watching the commercials. standard text messaging rates apply. we have heard from more than 200 of you, and 72% say it will watch for commercials. nfl teams adjust quickly. today

to navigate over the shifting sandbars, the boats were flat, with no keel, and the captain stood up to see. today's gondolas still come with a captain standing up and a flat bottom with no rudder. they're built with a slight curve so that a single oar on the side propels them in a straight line. a gondola ride is a traditional must for romantics. gondolas aremoored everywhere. just settle on a price, and hop in. the 40-minute rides are expensive, but you can divide the cost by up to six people. [ speaking italian ] since you might get a fun tour or impromptu conversation from your gondolier, talk with several and choose the one you enjoy the most. tell me about marco polo. marco polo is -- is an explorer, big explorer, born in venice in 1261. on a gondola, you glide through your own parallel venice, far from the hubbub of modern tourism. lonely bridges, canals without sidewalks, echoes of the past, and reflections of once-upon-a-time grandeur -- this is just another way to yield to the seductive charm of this most serene city.

winnipeg keel you posted on what they find there -- we'll keep you posted on what they find there in our next report. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> word came that the former massachusetts governor got 39% of the vote winning new hampshire's republican primary. coming in in second place was texas congressman ron paul. he clinched the runner-up position with 23% of the vote. what about another candidates, fox's craig boswell in new hampshire with a wrap-up of the first primary in the nation. >> reporter: as widely predicted, mitt romney wins the new hampshire primary. unlike the iowa caucuses, it is a significant margin of victory. >> thank you, new hampshire. tonight, we made history. >> reporter: mitt romney's victory in new hampshire makes him the first non-incumbent republican candidate to sweep the primary. >> we are asking the good people of south carolina to join the citizens of new hampshire and make 2012 the year he runs out of time. >> reporter: as for the number two spot being texas congressman ron paul. >> there was another victory tonight. he had a vict

they are expecting a wind keeled near zero and up to 6 inches of snow. >> shovel it out and lay down the salt and hope it goes away by monday. >> reporter: at the city's airports, hundreds of flights were canceled. the weather the past few months has been unseasonably warm. take chicago, the city gets about 14 inches of snow by this time of year. this winter, only 1.7 inches. for weeks, arctic air has been kept far north by the jet stream. but it's finally come down south. >> the snow, it's pretty. it hasn't been on the ground long enough to have an effect on me yet. >> reporter: the storm is moving from the midwest through the great lakes with the eyes set on new england where they could see up to a foot of snow starting today. abc news, washington. >> and headlines around the nation this morning, cell phone video sparking controversy out of southern california. police in los angeles county were responding to 5911 call about an aggressive bus spas jer -- passenger what deputy elbowed a mentally ill woman right there. >> next thing i know she calls one of the deputies a big shot and

will be closed following a police- involved shooting on the campus. 15-year-old jaime gonzales was keeled by police after refusing to drop his -- was killed by police after refusing to drop his gun. officers repeatedly order him to drop the pellet gun but he refused. prior to officers arrived he assault another student. >> fortunately no one else was hurt in the incident, and that's what we are grateful for. >> we commend the actions taken by those involved. >> the school will open for students tomorrow. and police are trying to figure out why he brought the gun to school. >>> you probably have seen the signs at gas stations multiple times warning about static electricity. make sure to pay attention to them. look at that. an ace lo hame -- an oklahoma woman was filling her car with gas and got inside because it was so cold. that created static electricity so when she got out to click off the pump you see the result. getting in your car is the main way to create the static electricity that can then lead to the spark. >>> caught on tape a. car stuck on a roof in california. police say the d

the fresh is keeling nor -- federal reserve is feeling more upbeat about the economy. the latest survey shows consumers spent more freely and factories made more goods and americans traveled more late last year. but the feds said housing remains weak. overall the message was encouraging and december might turn out to be the strongest month of 2011. stocks though pretty mixed on wall street. the euro hit a 16 month low and now investors are worried that germany may be stalling. the dow stands this morning at 12,449. just off of its six month high. that's after dropping 13 points. nasdaq meantime was up by 8 and the s&p 500 closed pretty much flat on the day. the u.s. military is the top employer for young people. that's according to a study by millennial branding. it examines people ages 18 to 29. among other top employers we have wal-mart, starbucks and target for the same age group. the study looked at millions of facebook profiles taken from an online job searching website. >>> the help wanted signs could be going out at metro. the "washington post" reports that metr

sanctions on iran over its disputed nuclear program this is despite tehran's threats to shut off a keel. oil supply route in the gulf as tension between the two countries continues to build. the syrian regime's crackdown on demonstrators continues unabated forcing arab league observers to warn damascus to rein in the violence the monitors are overseeing the implementation of a peace plan that president assad has agreed to. and the world rings in two thousand and twelve with a bang fireworks and celebrations across the globe r.t. has taken a look back at a momentous two thousand and eleven filled with protests civil war and regime change. while our two thousand and eleven as we were saying was packed with world changing events now earlier my colleague kevin owen spoke to russia's ambassador to the u.n. . can and i asked him his thoughts on tackling the issues that are currently dividing the globe. the un security council rejected russia's proposal to investigate civilian deaths from nato strikes in libya what members avoiding or it is simply a case that ongoing conflicts and i'm more imp

an attorney james garvin said his client will sign a plea keel. the can southern california resulted in thomas' resignation and he could face prison time. >>> the ticket amnesty program in the district may not be bringing in the district the city would hope for. the goal $6 million right now it has only brought in $3 million. you have until january 27th to pay unpaid tickets without a penalty. the martin luther king holiday has turned into a nationwide day of service. there was a replaying yesterday on the memorial on the national mall and dr. consol energy center's son was there and also spoke to the crowd. >>> the first family went to church sunday at a church that was founded by blacks whomy grated to the capital from virginia. >>> jessica doyle is here helping you get hired. >>> a new casino in maryland needs your help. >> this is a big deal. these are a lot of jobs. starting today, a new maryland casino slated to open this summer. owners have tons of jobs to fill. you can walk in to apply for over 1500 jobs. casino workers, marketing, food an

he's pretty even keel. we will see what influence he has on joe flacco. the giants joined the patriots in indianapolis. eli said in annapolis is the coach that is brother played for. he backtracked and said he does not know anything about peyton manning's future. eli with a steady diet of clichees. >> we know that they are a talented team. they have tremendous players on both sides of the ball. they have a way of making comebacks at the end. both sides will have to play our best football. we have to play for 60 minutes. >> come on, eli. cliche central. the players are getting ready for media day. the orioles open spring training two weeks from now. the orioles signed armando galarraga and have invited him to camp. he came within one out of pitching a perfect game. the umpire made the wrong call. he has struggled since then. stevie johnson will also report. that is dave johnson's son. that is a great story. >> we continue to follow breaking news in southwest baltimore. a suspect still at an officer's cruiser. >> the foods and drinks you should avoid to ste

one person who knows how he kneels is bip bishop cardinal keel. >> i think he is thrilled. he spoke to me yesterday to say that he was thrilled. >> one of the most important functions of a cardinal is to select a pope when the time comes. >> he was among the selection of cardinals. >> it was not just catholics praying for us, but protestants, jews, and muslims. >> the ceremony for archbishop o'brien. the only other cardinal to be elevate the ad this time is the archbishop of new york, timothy dolan. you can see this full story on www.wbaltv.com. >> the time now is 6:11. 37 degrees on tv hill. coming up, a consumer alert for parents. your child's helmet may be one of many recalled this morning. >> a west point graduate's home burglarized. >> first you are taking a live look outside. john collins has your spring-like forecast coming up after the breck. donet go away. >> nice morning this morning. we're still riding on that wave that has been relatively mild. a few readings in the 30's. we have clear skies. still on the warm side of a weather system out in the west. you can se

and and threatening to keel the jaudy ambassor. and holding up them.gnored four rounds of sanctions and we talk about it instead of saying a regime change . they are not talking about that. >> it is actively embracing the opposition. >> it is remarkable. those of us who are supporting the oncision. the opposition with iran and most effective is the nek. it was put on the terrorist lead by president obama thinking that accommodation might led to negotiations. 15 years later with the litany of death and destruction and care. we get back to the united nations and hoping that the sanctions. you probably get super fuges and they are getting closer to the nuclear capability and refuse to stand up publicly and say we want a regime change. we'll delist the enemy k. these are the 3400 men and women who we disarmed. we vetted them back then in 2004 and had our military living with them and talked to thes and colonels who interacted with these people. the f.b.i. was right . the department of justice, they have no terrorist and they are democrat and we need to tak

. >> we are keeling over now. we have hit bottom. what has happened? >> we are actually running up on the beach or the ground whatever is underneath us there. we are actually running across that right now. >> we have to abandon ship? >> now the cat cast fee has happened for whatever reason. now it's about managing the disaster. >> that's right. that's right. >> back to concordia. it's 9:45 p.m. three minutes after an alarm sounds electricity fails and the ship goes dark. >> they told you that it was an electrical problem? >> yeah, something with the generators and everything was under control. we are in a blackout. we are resolving the situation. >> don't panic, don't worry. stay calm. you could definitely tell something was wrong. >> it is five minutes later. 9:50 p.m. when passengers -- some have apps on their iphone and they know the ship is leaning. people were sliding. there was people going to the crew members in panic. there were people going up the steps going down the steps pushing and shoving trying to find a life vest. the only way to descri

oh, we're keeling over now, we've hit, hit bottom. what has happened?re running up on the beach or the ground, whatever is there and we're actually running across that right now. we have to abandon ship. now, the catastrophe has happened for whatever reason, now, it's all about managing the disaster. >> that's right, that's right. >> and back to concordia, it's 9:45, and just three he minutes after-- and the alarm and the electricity is out and the ship goes dark. >> they told you it was an electrical problem. >>? yeah, something was and it was under control. >> it's under control and we're currently in a blackout and we're working for the situation. >> don't panic, but you could tell something was definitely wrong. >> 9:50, when passengers feel concordia list. and some used the app level on their iphone answer the terrifying drama keeps getting worse. >> people were sliding, there was people going to the crew members in panic and going up the steps and down the steps, pushing and shoving and trying to find a life vest and the only way to really describ

off the campaign trail tomorrow and heading to washington to vote against raising the federal debt keelingtate lawmakers considering a bill providing all californian was health care at a price yikts call unacceptable. under the so called california universal health care act you'd pay the state instead of a private company. a committee estimates plan would cost about $200 billion. san francisco senator mark leno is sponsoring this bill. >> there is more than enough money in the system to we f.we can take out the wasteful middle man and their business motto is denying us health care. >> this forced rationing throughout the state of california is handing over a personal lives and personal bodies to a state government that can't even balance its budget. >> there is a similar bill died in committee last year. >> a moving ceremony hon yog are a man who should been honored decades ago. a world war ii soldier who stood his ground in the face of danger. >> this is a ceremony so long overdue the secretary of the navy made the presentation. he accepted the navy and marine corps medal for combat actio

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they say they are going to have to change police strategies to keel dele with these future protests.ture protests. there were five homicides over the weekend and hundreds of calls for service, some of which went unanswered. live picture at the plaza, the mayor sees an opportunity. she thinks this graffiti could be part of her prevention plan. she would like to see those found guilty in court have to cleanup graffiti and trash. again, they are scheduling a protest for next monday and would like to see a general strike may 1st. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:32. the alameda county officials have identified a man found hanging at the port of oakland as the prime suspect in the murder of a teenaged mother. investigators found the body of 19-year-old henry leon saturday afternoon. he's suspected of fallyly stabbing the teenager at her -- fatally stabbing the teenager at her family's home. investigators say they believe leon's death was suicide. >>> oakland police say a 15-year-old boy arrested for the murder of his parents this weekend has confessed to the killings. susan and robert wor

oh, we're keeling over now, we've hit, hit bottom. what has happened? running up on the beach or the ground, whatever is there and we're actually running across that right now. we have to abandon ship. now, the catastrophe has happened for whatever reason, now, it's all about managing the disaster. >> that's right, that's right. >> and back to concordia, it's 9:45, and just three he minutes after-- and the alarm and the electricity is out and the ship goes dark. >> they told you it was an electrical problem. >>? yeah, something was and it was under control. >> it's under control and we're currently in a blackout and we're working for the situation. >> don't panic, but you could tell something was definitely wrong. >> 9:50, when passengers feel concordia list. and some used the app level on their iphone answer the terrifying drama keeps getting worse. >> people were sliding, there was people going to the crew members in panic and going up the steps and down the steps, pushing and shoving and trying to find a life vest and the only way to really describe

there is good video that start to come in from what was happening in the moments as it keeled over. the captain tried to get close to shore. it was ruve. there was a lot of shocked passengers and people saying you can't imagine what they had to go through as they . many of them and lots of french and german tourist many of them have made their way back to the rome airport but it is a tough night there on the island of gilio. 130 merrence on the ship . none with serious injuries. and this is really a beautiful, beautiful part of the tuscan coasts. it is the last chance for mitt romney's oppons to stop the march on the nomination. newt gingrich is emerging as the leader of the battle. john, what can you tell us . good afternoon to you. uma, sevendays left. and they vote in the paul meadow state. brand new public policy shows mitt romney with 29 percent. newt gingrich with 5 points behind with 24. and ron paul at 15 . rick scant sant at 14 and rick perry trailing then. and average is 26.sevenfor mitt romney and 22 for newt gingrich and paul and santorum tied at 14.7. newt gingrich left