a lunar lander. he wants to compete in an international competition by google and send images and data back to the earth. first prize is $20 million. for william baird, this is a boyhood dream come true. >> when google came out, i knew i had to do it. how could you not? here you are, you want to put something on the moon, not anywhere. this is the stuff that as kids, people talked about, they'd walk on the moon. i'm going to put myself on the moon. and the thing is, you're not just putting something on the moon and it's there and it's gone like the next day. you're going to be leaving it there forever. it will last there past the time when the pyramids will be gone, past the time that the continents will form and change and everything else, until the sun becomes a red giant and consumes the world. so as i told them that asked me about it, it's the last breath of the last of the world this will be there. >> saying you're going to land something on the moon and going out and building a lunar lander are

a lot of things savage says might make ann landers blush. >> i got this one -- >> reporter: but savagevery much inspired by the icon. he writes his column from her old desk, with her typewriter nearby. >> you know, everyone thinks i'm sort of a crazy sex radical. everything i'm talking about ishgs want to see happen because i want to prevent divorce. i want people to be able to stick together for the long haul. i want relationships to last. >> reporter: i'm yunji de nies for "nightline" in seattle. >> dan savage's new book "it gets better" is on sale now. thanks to yunji de nies. and up next, left behind. we have the exclusive first look at life inside japan's exclusion zone, and the people who did not at life inside japan's exclusion zone, and the people who did not or will not leave. ÑmÑmÑmÑmÑmÑmÑm ooh, the price sure doesn't. i'm tired of shopping around. [ sigh ] too bad you're not buying car insurance. like that's easy. oh, it is. progressive direct showed me their rates and the rates of their competitors. i saved hundreds when switching. we could use hundreds. yeah. wake up and s

hoy fue el dia de los anuncios de divorcio, primero gaby espino y cristibal lander y luego don omar..ento que ya es oficial el reggaetoner vuelve a la solteria... luego de varios meses de dimes y diretes en las redes sociales entre don omar y su ex jackie guerrido, hoy ya no son marido y mujer... don omar no ha dado declaraciones al respecto, mientras que la presentadora no pudo ocultar su felicidad al saber que ya esta oficialmente divorciada... juanes dice presente para apoyar el rechazo contra la violencia organizada... en esta ocacion se une a un movimiento en su natal medellin para parar la racha de volencia que se ha vivido en los ultimos meses... recientemente fue asesinado el joven rapero colombiano daniel alejandro sierra, y a raiz de eso es que se realizara una marcha manana por la tarde la cual juanes apoya cien por ciento y comento en su twitter que se unia a la movilizacion por la vida... ojala y la violencia termine, no solo en colombia sino en el resto de nuestros paises latinoamerica nos y el mundo... es todo por mi parte, nos vemos en la proxima... cu ---sigamos habla

. >> we run landers -- rhinelanders are nuts about nature. this is the best season of the year except christmas. that is something we insist on. >> great people. lovely atmosphere. what more do you want? >> drinking beer and eating candy. >> the girls are really friendly. you have to like that. >> the best thing about carnival is the kissing. we are ready. just come here. >> the suites and flowers are part of carnival in cologne. it is not just the younger revelers who are indulging today. not everyone is smiling. some are out of reach of the showers of sugary candy. they are foolish for being at the back. a colorful carnival costume is practically compulsory. the more creative, the better. >> this is my robot for carnival. i spent two months putting him together with bits of scrap metal. >> the little ones have the biggest eyes when carnival gets going, and no one is too small for a big carnival costume. >> how old are you? >> four. >> do you know how long the route is? can you walk all the way? >> that is no surprise. revellers in cologne h

luego de haber intentado salvar su matrimonio parece que todo fue en vano y gaby espino y cristobal lander como recordaran se dieron una segunda oportunidad, pero luego de varios meses viviendo juntos firmaron el acta de divorcio en venezuela... el sitio celestrellas confirmo la noticia con el publicista de la actriz... por medio de un comunicado aseguraron quehicieron lo posible por salvar su matrimonio de 4 aÑos, por su familia, pero que no se pudo y que solo les quedaban buenas experiencias... quien si gano, pero en las salas de cine fue el famoso chico timido... la cinta "diary of a wimpy kid 2" debuto como el rey de la taquilla esta fin de semana... la pelicula se llevo a la bolsa 24.4 millones de dolares... sucker punch se coloca en el segundo puesto... la historia de accion y fantasia de unas chicas poderosas gano, 19 millones... y a la tercera posicion baja el thriller de siencia ficcion limitless... de esta manera aÑade 15.2 millones de dolares mas a sus arcas, sumando casi 42 millones en total... cu / cesar y blanca hoy a las 11 --- que veremos esta noche?... blanca ---cesar quer

this is in la lander school, the story is in karen chronicled it in a tab you have there. well this school, there are somal bonn there and tsom some,al b al ban they're and th attacked and tried kill people that came to school. the taliban. the headmaster peddled his bicycle 30 miles to the commander leader and he had two daughters going to another school. he got very upset and came in with 120 militia and did kill onal ban and wounded one and arrested the 12 dozen others and found out they had gotten 200,000, 3,000, $100 to shut down the school from the mulla in the village. they went to his house and arrested him and they're a waiting trial in kabul and will probably get 6 - 8 years. two days later think did open up the school and even had another inauguration for the school because they said we want our kids to go to school. there are about 18 schools - she's got the facts. there's 18 girls that are not going to school and we set up what's called displaced girls school but the rest of the kid have come back here and i think if if quest we can give those k the support th

one thing that has changed, we are moving out, and i think this is the point at which and landers used to advise the lovelorn to wake up and smell the coffee. obviously, you feel differently, and i would like you to briefly tell us -- what are your grounds for optimism that these teams can be kept in our part of the bay area and that new stadiums can be built for them? >> i do not think they are going to give up their territory in san jose. we are talking. that is all i can say. the victory courtside is probably one of the best sites for a large movement of people anywhere left in the bay area. you have a ferry. you have the santrans tracks, two bart stations, and a lot of existing parking already because of the other areas there. and the city owns over half of the land, so it is ready to go, gorgeous, similar to what san francisco has been able to do with pacbell, i think. and it is a comparable situation. it would bring at least 2 million visitors to downtown oakland and jack london, which is exactly what those areas need. to have two major project ready to go. they have gotten to th

. >> is the smize like the zoo lander look? >> it is.ected the zoo lander and they may have stolen it from you. >> very possible. >> on that note -- >> where do you go from are there? >> if you're noticing your fence is scraping the ground, your gutters need cleaning, cracks in your patio, are you in luck because now that the snow is gone, our good friend matt blashaw is here with a bunch of easy unexpensive projects you can do as spring approaches to spruce things up and get ready for the flowers to start blooming. >> five more days until spring. >> not that we're counting. >> the countdown is officially on. >> speaking of, marysol castro, how are we doing over here? >> i'm doing the best i possibly can. i'm just the messenger, but, boy, do i want spring just as badly as everyone else. take a look at the northwest. doesn't feel like spring here. an inch of rain in seattle and portland half an inch in medford. two inches in eureka. >>> now over to erica. >> the disaster in japan is bringing with it heart breaking stories and images into

which is the landscape interpretation combined with nasa images obtained with a planetary probes and landers and here are some examples. the left-hand image of the creature in hawaii. the right hand side is the rimm of a greater on the surface of mars. i think this is an opportunity photograph. these are dunes on the right-hand side, nemours on left hand side, windblown sand patterns, a frozen ice, left-hand side, co2 vice on mars, seaside view on the oregon coast where this and is a rearranged by water and rearranged patterns and the eroded canyon on mars near fossil beds in or again. i have no whole series of these i don't know if the book store has days but if not i have copies here so in any event this is what i have been doing and that is my dream next. the have not quite figured out how to do the right team that would allow both my astronomical and artistic sides to combine, but i have to write 1/2, one year and the other half the other. thank you for asking the question. >> now that i have asked you to talk about your work we need to give dog equal time and he has some interesting pro

. >> we run landers -- rhinelanders are nuts about nature. this is the best season of the year except christmas. that is something we insist on. >> great people. lovely atmosphere. what more do you want? >> drinking beer and eating candy. >> the girls are really friendly. you have to like that. >> the best thing about carnival is the kissing. we are ready. just come here. >> the suites and flowers are part of carnival in cologne. it is not just the younger revelers who are indulging today. not everyone is smiling. some are out of reach of the showers of sugary candy. they are foolish for being at the back. a colorful carnival costume is practically compulsory. the more creative, the better. >> this is my robot for carnival. i spent two months putting him together with bits of scrap metal. >> the little ones have the biggest eyes when carnival gets going, and no one is too small for a big carnival costume. >> how old are you? >> four. >> do you know how long the route is? can you walk all the way? >> that is no surprise. revellers in cologne h

ranges from the umbrella even if it's dry at the moment we will get more rain wednesday the showers landerokay friday we get more rain that the steady rain all day, cooler temperatures still a chance of rain. >> mark: seems is coming at and the next hour following the lead is that of japan with the new killer crisis under way. also watching the weather as you take a look from the bridge is around the bay area favorite still the back up this morning towards the end of the lot. we are getting a little bit of a break rain now. san mateo is dry, and traffic moving close to the speed limit a live look here at the golden gate bridge dark conditions a few more showers. will attract those cells more on your weather coming up as a kron4 morning news continues in two minutes. >> mark >> james: the crisis that a nuclear plant in japan continues to worsened. the new information coming from the u.s. nuclear official. stocks have been hit hard and wall street is no exception a big day. >> what does this send to the message in california. >> james: thousands of notices are put in the mail, what they are

we felt the landers earthquake of a magnitude seven out in the desert. i thought it was a blast from a nearby mine. my english major brother informed me he thought it was an earthquake. he was right. [laughter] host: amsterdam, new york, republican. caller: i was wondering -- if that goes off, it will be way over a 9 and make more of a mess than any earthquake in california. guest: in addition to tracking earthquakes, we also have the responsibility for tracking volcanoes as well as landslides. we have a number of volcanoes observatories, including one at yellowstone with a number of other partners there. we carefully monitor the activity at yellowstone. what you are seeing on these maps is that the colors represent an estimation of the likely shaking experienced at any given place over a 50-year time. that is the timeframe for the internet. these maps are intended to feed into the model building codes. people often say that earthquakes do not kill people, building skilled people. the importance -- building codes are very important as a navigation tool.

i think, irrespective of maritime lander air, that is the way we are going with this problem. >> my questionhas nothing to do with architecture or engineering. it seems as if the sobro conversation and from what i'm hearing, is that the demand portion of this equation is a fundamental aspect of our key problem and that is whether it is for workers that are coming in illegally or for drugs. do any of the panels know of any efforts that are linking that torsion of the equation to the side of controlling the borders or is that something that is a missing piece in this overall dialog? >> the a big focus in congress right now with lamar smith the republican who heads the house judiciary committee the big focuses on workforce innovation so the argument there is if you make it very difficult for people without proper papers to get hired for jobs, but that will reduce the demand side. there has been a big focus in congress and in dhs the expansion of the e-verify program has been a central initiative. i would still argue that is another element of enforcement. and important ones, no question. we kno

we felt the landers earthquake of a magnitude seven out in the desert. i thought it was a blast from a nearby mine. my english major brother informed me he thought it was an earthquake. he was right. [laughter] host: amsterdam, new york, republican. caller: i was wondering -- if that goes off, it will be way over a 9 and make more of a mess than any earthquake in california. guest: in addition to tracking earthquakes, we also have the responsibility for tracking volcanoes as well as landslides. we have a number of volcanoes observatories, including one at yellowstone with a number of other partners there. we carefully monitor the activity at yellowstone. what you are seeing on these maps is that the colors represent an estimation of the likely shaking experienced at any given place over a 50-year time. that is the timeframe for the internet. these maps are intended to feed into the model building codes. people often say that earthquakes do not kill people, building skilled people. the importance -- building codes are very important as a navigation tool.