i couldn't agree with david kirby more when he talks about the fact that dawn was doing something thathad been doing with till you can um for quite a while. she was not put in a position on that day that she hadn't been in several times before. and if there was an issue with that, it should have been brought to her attention. she was a star trainer at sea world. if it had been brought to her attention that she shouldn't be doing that, i'm sure she wouldn't be doing that. >> carol, should these animals, killer whales are so big in these tanks where they basically go around in circles. should they be in captivity like this, used in these shows? >> gosh, i think the only thing we've learned -- or one of the most important things we've learned from having these animals in captivity is they're not suitable to have in captivity. regardless of whichever way you go in terms of your thoughts on whether or not these animals should be used for exploitation and entertainment, the fact of the matter is i don't think there's a safe way to have humans interacting in close proximity with these whales.

the pilot of this red bull craft is kirby kandliss a champion. >> i'm an artist. that is a plane over there that, is my paint brush. i'm up there trying to paint a beautiful picture, if people say god, i've never seen a plane do that, i've done my job. >> and the air show delivers excitement and promises safety first andmore most. there hasn't been a spectator killed in an aircraft in 60 years and in the after-math of the reno air race disaster, no one expects that record to be drok broeken. >> i personally have not seen that. i hope to never see that and i hope it never happens here. >> this event raised $7 million for charity. and there is an air show tonight, tomorrow, and sunday. >> thank you. >> some students at uc berkeley want police to say they're sorry, claiming officers were too rough with protestors. this was the scene last night. protestors occupied the building to demonstrate against proposed hikes, police closed the building claiming people began throwing rocks and chairs at officers. and there are leaders not backing down. >> there are ways to get t

i couldn't agree with david kirby more when he talks about the fact that dawn was doing something thatd been doing with tilikum for quite a while. she was not put in a position on that day that she hadn't been in several times before. and if there was an issue with that, it should have been brought to her attention. she was a star trainer at sea world. if it had been brought to her attention that she shouldn't be doing that, i'm sure she wouldn't be doing that. >> carol, should these animals, killer whales are so big in these tanks where they basically go around in circles. should they be in captivity like this? should they be used in these shows? >> gosh, i think the only thing we've learned -- or one of the most important things we've learned from having these animals in captivity is they're not suitable to have in captivity. regardless, though, i think whichever way you go in terms of your thoughts on whether or not these animals should be used for exploitation and entertainment, the fact is, i don't think there's a safeway to have humans interacting in close proximity with these wh

but i'd like you to use a couple of the players and some tamales i said well no that's not my music kirby you know so i declined and he kept asking me and he kept saying well just include a little cowbell or something i said well that's not my and finally he said go do what you want so i made my first recording with doing what i wanted and i stayed that way for my whole life what was wrong with cowbell i think it was clear with. my eyes it was something different well it's not the problem of the bell itself it's about the who's idea if it was your idea it would have been ok i didn't fit my music at the moment ok can you can you recall your first visit to the youth the song because because i like hosking people people of your scale that have visited this soviet russia yeah and are still around like this person is very different so some say it was ok but something you know that wasn't all from communist tyranny country what do you recall was it ok it was a cool i had several days here and we were sponsored by the u.s. state department at the time and generally eighty's ambassador hartman i

. >> chris michael kirby. >> howard barry kirschbaum. >> glenn davis kirwin. >> helen crossin kittle.richard joseph klares. >> peter anton klein. >> alan david kleinberg. >> karen joyce klitzman. >> ronald philip kloepfer. >> evgueni kniazev. >> andrew knox. >> thomas patrick knox. >> rebecca lee koborie. >> deborah a. kobus. and my father. whose memory i honor by serving my country. we love and miss you. >> and to attend australians who are on foreign shores. especially my twin brother. >> gary edward koecheler. >> there was a family room across the way where family and friends, -- came to iraq -- to leave their thoughts are sign their names. all woman who lost her son rode beside her picture appeared to the world, he may have been one person. to me, he was the world. of author wrote this poem in a scrapbook and inscribed it to his daughter. it tears could bring you back to me, you would be here by my side. for god could fill a river full with all the rivers -- the tears i cried. if i could have one wish come true, i ask of god in prayer to let me have just one more day to show how m

both by six games to three this estate is seven successive when with a russian play german angelica kirby next half a sheep flavia pennetta. oh sure it's always nice to finish them are very. every play the way they are low and way to get around that we've had to do is really really pleasing it do what it gets to play like beer with the quality. a good feeling. and she was joined in the semifinals by serino williams a three time u.s. open champion beating russian public chunk of a seven five six one one next by world number one caroline wozniacki. i think are where it is that she never deserved she was playing because she was. desperately doing this work and if you can have it all the tennis. so. she's moving really trying everybody and that's that's a great weapon to have as well. wozniacki is still after her first grand slam title and took another step towards that with a six one seven six feet three over germany and that he appeared give each the day in booking her spot in the last four and an hour and fourteen minutes. for the man roger federer has set of a semifinal with world number

bye, kirby. >> as she is processed out, archer gets to exchange her jewel uniform for the clothe she was arrested in earlier? >> do you have them? bye! >> you guys be good. moy god, my god. this is the best feeling in the world just to get out of jail. i'm in here 10 months on the year. >> you want to go home? >> yes,ier yes, sir. oh, i'm going home. 10354. thank you. my release papers. thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm going outside to smoke right now. >> archer arranged to stay with an old boyfriend while she gets on her feet. >> i just got out right now. i'm on my way out there, okay? i'll call you when i get there. please, have your phone with you. all right. i'm call you in half an hour. all right? >> i value my life very much now and my freedom too. i'll have to value it every day when i'm out there and think, if you do drugs it's only going to last for a minute. you're going to get back to the drugs and have a habit. another case, down the infirmary looking like [ bleep ]. i have the power to change myself. i just got to stay away from all bad -- all bad things. >> dan espinoza

david kirby was at the hearing. he joins us in orlando. joining us today.awn's spotter testified he saw him pull her into the water before ultimately killing her. what did he say? >> his story was a little different today than what he told the orange county sheriff's office and keeps evolving over time. initially fell in and drowned and then pulled in by her ponytail. today, it changed a little bit saying dawn was lying on her back in the water doing what's called a lay-out with him and he gets on his back and they were laying together and then said dawn got up on her knees and the next thing he saw was dawn pulling at her ponytail. while undcross-examination from john black the osha attorney, she was lying in the other direction and couldn't see her hair and assumed it went into his mouth and his testimony completely contradicts what other people saw earlier this week a former nypd officer said she was pulled in by her arm, looked as she was giving a left-hand turn signal as she went in and jan works for the fbi a credible witness as well. >> what is the s

bye, kirby. >> as she is processed out, archer gets to exchange her jail uniform for the street clothested in months earlier. >> my pants fit me. bye! my god, my god. this is the best feeling in the world just to get out of jail. i'm in here 10 months on the year. >> you want to go home? >> yes, sir. oh, i'm going home. >> what's your i.d. number? >> 100354. thank you. my release papers. thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm going outside to smoke right now. >> archer arranged to stay with an old boyfriend while she gets on her feet. >> i just got out right now. i'm on my way out there, okay? i'll call you when i get there. please, have your phone with you. all right. i'll call you in a half an hour. all right? >> i value my life very much now and my freedom too. i'll have to value it every day when i'm out there and think, if you do drugs it's only going to last for a minute. you're going to get back to the drugs and have a habit. another case, down the infirmary looking like [ bleep ]. i have the power to change myself. i just got to stay away from all bad -- all bad things. >> dan espinoza

we watched as kirby chand des list practiced. he says an air show is nothing like an air raid. >> similarities are that we use airplanes and pilots. it's different. >> the tragedy at the reno race took lives of 11 people and injured more than 50. and air shows in the united states have gone 60 years without a plane killing a spectator, there are strict guidelines enforced by the faa. >> air shows are flown parallel to the crowd out several hundred feet in cases 1500 feet from the crowd. there is no energy directed towards the crowd. so this is different. >> set back ranges from 500 to 1500 feet. safety is the first priority for every pilot including the skills team. >> if you're able to see a view of the aircraft you've got a lot of markers out there from the crowd. and there is a a certain distance. >> it's shaken the families. >> i have personally have not seen that. i hope to never see that. i hope it never happens here. >> air show salinas includes new and vintage plane was a variety of thrills for the crowd. >> there is a at

david kirby was at the hearing. he joins us in orlando. joining us today.efore ultimately killing her. what did he say? >> his story was a little different today than what he told the orange county sheriff's office and keeps evolving over time. initially fell in and drowned and then pulled in by her ponytail. today, it changed a little bit saying dawn was lying on her back in the water doing what's called a lay-out with him and he gets on his back and they were laying together and then said dawn got up on her knees and the next thing he saw was dawn pulling at her ponytail. while uncross-examination from john black the osha attorney, she was lying in the other direction and couldn't see her hair and assumed it went into his mouth and his testimony completely contradicts what other people saw earlier this week a former nypd officer said she was pulled in by her arm, looked as she was giving a left-hand turn signal as she went in and jan works for the fbi a credible witness as well. >> what is the significance of all of this? why do the details matter so much

david kirby, thanks. >>> we begin with a sweet taste of freedom for two american hikers released fromhan two years. josh fattal and shape bauer bounded down the steps of the plane that took them to oman and into the arms of their families, they were arrested while hiking near iran's bored we are iraq and convicted of spying. their sentences have been commuted. >>> in most cases in mexico say a video may hold new clues why 35 bodies and two trucks were abandoned yesterday on a highway. authorities say most of the death have been identified and had criminal records. >>> tonight there's new video of an arkansas courthouse shooting. it shows the man on tuesday who police say opened fire after demanding to see a judge and being told that the jim wasn't in.

david kirby has about in the courtroom for the hearing, the aught over "death at seaworld." live from orlando. so david, during today's hearing, dawn brancheau's spotter testified about the way he remembered seeing this whale, tull couple, pull call into the water before ultimately killing her. what did he say? >> his story was different than what he told the orange county sheriff's office. this story keeps evolving over time. initially, she fell in and drowned, then told pulled in by her pony tail. today, his story changed a little bit, said that dawn was like on her back in the water doing what's called a layout with tillicum, gets on his back, lining the back together, then said dawn got up on her niece and then he said the next thing he saw was dawn pulling at her ponytail. well, under cross-examination from john black, the osha attorney, jan admitted that dawn was lying in the opposite direction, so he couldn't actually see her hair. he just assumed that it went into tillicum's mouth. of course, his testimony completely contradict what is other people have said, includi

next to him, we have ron kirby. represents 18 washington area local governments and it is the planning organization for the washington region. he says his customers are people of the american metropolitan region. and any one of you who tried to drive in today will probably attest to that. last, we have john, the president of the small business legislative council which he has been doing since 1985 and has advocated on a variety of small business-related issues for most of his career. he has worked for other small business trade associations. so let's get right down to it. the thing that i would say at the outset is that we are in a brave new world in congress. some might even call it a discontent new world. the public certainly is having a little bit of difficulty with how the lawmakers are behaving. one of the things that has come out of that is new austere budgeting guidelines from the house republicans. i think that depending on your point of view, some will say that is a welcome change. there are a lot of people

david kirby, thanks. >>> i'm isha sesay with a 360 news and business bulletin. a sweet taste of freedom for two american hikers released from prison after more than two years. josh fattal and shane bauer bounded down the steps of the plane that took them to oman and into the arms of their families, they were arrested while hiking near iran's bored we are iraq and convicted of spying. their sentences have been commuted. >>> mexican authorities say a video may hold new clues why 35 bodies and two trucks were abandoned yesterday on a highway will authorities say most of the death have been identified and had criminal records. >>> tonight there's new video of an arkansas courthouse shooting. it shows the man on tuesday who police say opened fire after demanding to see a judge and being told that the jim wasn't in. the gunman was shot and killed. >>> and a day after u.s. inspector general reported that the justice department served $16 muffins at a 2009 conference, a response from the white house, the obama administration has ordered the heads of federal agencies to

. >> simon kirby. >> tnk you, mr. speaker, will the prime minister join me in congratulating all the winners in last night's women in public life awards including the excellent mary makers and brighton holms. >> i will certainly join my honorable friend in doing that and congratulating the winners. i said to my honorable friend the member from madeston we need to do more to promote women in public life whether in politics or local government, this party took some steps and, frankly, i think we do have more to do and there's many organizations we do not have equality and opportunity where we need to have that equality of opportunity and it's not enough to open the door and it's maeri crattic and you need to take credible action to get it done. >> mr. speaker, n that the prime minister has committed himself to backing the boundary changes which wll reduce t number of m.p.'s in this house and ensure that prime minister's questions will reflect the subject in the lt few days, will the pme minister now commit on delivering

next to him we have ron kirby, director of -- for the washington council of governments. that represents 18 washington area local governments. they are involved a long range planning on highway and transit systems and he also directed the transportation program at the urban institute at one point. when i asked him how this debate affects him, he sent me the following e-mail, which i can attest to. he says his customers are the people of the metropolitan region, and his customers are not happy with the plans and programs we currently have available for the growing traffic congestion. at the very end we have the president of the small business legislative council, which has been doing since 1985 and has advocated on a variety of small business related issues for much of his career. he has worked for other small- business trade associations. let's get right down to it. what i would say at the outset is we are in a brave new world in congress. ; a discontented new world. the public is having a bit of difficulty with how the lawmakers are behaving. one of the things that has c

. >> simon kirby. >> thank you, mr. speaker, will the prime minister join me in congratulating all the winners in last night's women in public life awards including the excellent mary makers and brighton holms. >> i will certainly join my honorable friend in doing that and congratulating the winners. i said to my honorable friend the member from madeston we need to do more to promote women in public life whether in politics or local government, this party took some steps and, frankly, i think we do have more to do and there's many organizations we do not have equality and opportunity where we need to have that equality of opportunity and it's not enough to open the door and it's maeri crattic and you need to take credible action to get it done. >> mr. speaker, now that the prime minister has committed himself to backing the boundary changes which will reduce the number of m.p.'s in this house and ensure that prime minister's questions will reflect the subject in the last few days, will the prime minister now commit on d

. >> lisa king-johnson takashi kinoshita chris michael kirby howard barry kirschbaum glenn davis kirwinin kittle richard joseph klares peter anton klein alan david kleinberg karen joyce klitzman ronald philip kloepfer evgueni kniazev andrew knox thomas patrick knox rebecca lee koborie deborah a. kobus >> and my father, glenn, whose memory i honor by serving my country. >> and to the 10 australians on foreign shores, we miss you all. especially my brother, andrew. [applause] >> there was a family room just across the way, where families and friends came to write their thoughts, leave a photograph, and sign their name. a woman that lost her son wrote beside this picture -- to the world, you may have been just one person, but to be, you were the world. a father wrote this poem in a scrapbook and inscribed it to his daughter. if tears to bring you back to me, you would be here by my side. for god would fill a river with all of the tears that i have cried. and if i could have one wish come true, i would ask of god in prayer to let me have just one more day to show how much i care. if love co

now what happened last night, this part of the asphalt on kirby way which is a fairly big intersectionht fire. apparently, there was a four- inch gas line beneath it. of course, we had the fire on top. what happened is that the asphalt basically -- now, we have some video to show you what this looked like last night. it burned for about seven hours until pg&e crews could get on either side of it, dig holes about 7 feet down, about 50 feet on either side of this gas leak and then shut it off. but the line itself, there's some question about it. not too long ago, about a year ago, there was a fire about 150 feet approximately in the same area. so the gas line in question -- of course, pg&e will be taking a look at it as far as making major renovations for this. unfortunately, nobody was injured. but the businesses had to be evacuated overnight around here. it looks like the repairs are pretty much complete. they had to take the asphalt out because it lost its hardness and therefore karrs run into -- therefore, to make it safe, the crews replaced the has malt. it's likely this intersectio

we are told, a pentagon spokesman, navy captain john kirby was asked this morning whether there are plansnd any other further u.s. troops to libya. he would not comment. it's important to note, this is not the u.s. violating its pledge to send no boots on the ground as part of the nato mission. this is -- this is just a very limited operation in a very limited number of troops who are providing security to state department personnel while they assess the damage done to our embassy in tripoli. nonetheless, we have heard no boots on the ground, now, there are four u.s. troops in tripoli, jon. jon: james rosen, i don't think i'd be -- i'd want to be one of those three guys right now, but we've got brave troops out there, that's for sure. jenna: let's talk to ambassador bolton about this, former ambassador to the u.n., also a contributor at fox news and we booked to you talk about iran, which we're going to do in a few moments, sir, but ambassador, what goes through your head when you hear that headline, is it something we should be concerned about, is it an open window to more troops potenti

hand that to kirby. thanks very much.hat it is interesting that the government says it is illegal to import in the united states. they seized a million dollars worth from gibson a month ago. here's the catch if it were to be finished in this form by indian workers it would be legal to export. illegal to export, legal to export. gibson's ceo is saying that could potentially cost american jobs. essentially, the government is saying, we think that this work, this work here should be done by people overseas, not here in america. the 510 people who work at this plant, 40 of them are the ones who do this. henry jeskowiz says he has no idea why his company is being targeted. >> we've been pretty low-key. we're a guitar company. we've been manufacturing guitars. we've been involved in the environmental movement. we've been trying to do the right things in terms of sourcing. we really don't know why they're picking on us. >> here's the real catch about all of this. this stuff is the same type of wood that is used by literally ever

. >> simon kirby. >> thank you, mr. speaker, will the prime minister join me in congratulating all the winners in last night's women in public life awards including the excellent mary makers and brighton holms. >> i will certainly join my honorable friend in doing that and congratulating the winners. i said to my honorable friend the member from madeston we need to do more to promote women in public life whether in politics or local government, this party took some steps and, frankly, i think we do have more to do and there's many organizations we do not have equality and opportunity where we need to have that equality of opportunity and it's not enough to open the door and it's maeri crattic and you need to take credible action to get it done. >> mr. speaker, now that the prime minister has committed himself to backing the boundary changes which will reduce the number of m.p.'s in this house and ensure that prime minister's questions will reflect the subject in the last few days, will the prime minister now commit on d

next to him, ron kirby, the director of transportation planning for the metropolitan washington councilnts for their represents 18 washington-area local governments and the premier organization for the washington legion. they're involved in long-range planning for highway and transportation systems. ron also directed the program at the urban institute. when i asked him how this debate affects him, he sent me the following e-mail which i can attest to. he said, as customers are the people of the metropolitan region and unfortunately my customers are not very happy with the transit program that we currently have available because of growing traffic congestion. anyone driving into they can attest to that. and we have the president of the small business council which he has been doing since 1985. is advocated on a variety of small business-related issues for much of his career. he has worked for other small- business trade associations. as it right down to it. at the outset, we are a brave new world in congress, some might even call it a discontented new world. the public is having a bit of

next, ronald kirby, the director of transportation planning for the metropolitan washington council ofgovernments which represents local governments and it is the premier organization for the washington region. they are involved in long-range projects, and ron directed the constitution program at the urban institute at one point. when i asked him how this debate would go, he sent this e-mail where he says his customers are the people of the metropolitan region and unfortunately by customers are not very happy with the plans and programs which currently available for tackling growing traffic congestion. any one of you try to drive into they will probably understand that. last, we have john savage eye, president of the small business legislative council. -- last, we have john satagaj. he is at the office of advocacy of small business for the small business association. the thing i would say at the out this is we are in a brave new world in congress, and some might call it a discontented new world. the public is having difficulty with how lawmakers are behaving, and one of the things that