loch ness, scotland.rented 16 millimeter camera, tim dinsdale is monster hunting. >> he read an article in 1959 in a small magazine and was fascinated by the subject. it covered things like a surgeon's photograph and other people's eyewitness testimony. >> the 1930s and '40s saw a surge in apparent loch ness monster sightings. including this one by malcolm irvine. dinsdale went to find it. >> he got a sequence of film. >> on his fourth day at the lake, tim captures what thousands before and since have tried and failed to film. >> he described it as for all well being like the back of an african buffalo. same color tone. quite a large object. it was seven feet wide, seven feet out of the water with a sort of reddish brown hide. and as he watched this thing, it suddenly took off. then he remembered why he was there. then he started filming. >> is this the elusive loch ness monster finally caught on camera? >> well, that's the perennial question, isn't it? he really didn't know what it was he'd filmed. >> fo

mine is like the photo of the loch ness monster. >> he will not reveal it. and the president that's different. and the leader is getting time back in the 70s. look at time magazine showing us a 17-year-old barry obama. >>> and sometimes you cannot find time to when you are on the road to sleep. morgan freeman found time during an interview. there he goes. >>> new photos by time magazine offer a look into the life of the president long before the white house. and take a look. this was when he was known as barry and he lived in hawaii. that is where he signed a 1979 he jokes about their friendship and asks to keep in touch. the next is from the night of his senior program. he was 17 years old at the time. >>> and. >>> morgan freeman may need a break. he fell asleep during an interview. he was promoting his film, there he goes. he is not coming back. >> he woke up from the sleep but struggled to keep his eyes open. he is going. >> maybe michael caine is saying something boring. >> he doesn't. >>> and the unofficial start to summer. the sun is out. >> what grill

. >> i loch to eat ice cream when it's hot outside. it chills the body. >> i'm with virg yil but coming up at 6:00 we'll have more practical less fattening tips. including why they have lifted a warning here for the fire danger. yoo y.we'll hear on what seniors need to do to keep power bills down and still stay cool. >> good to know. thank you. fire season is getting an early start with hot weather. firefighters battling a separate blaze destroying a home. the fire burned 125 acre as long highway 128. that is now 50% contained. >> to southern california. firefighters struggling to get advantage in ventura county. this fire burning out of the city of camma rio. broke out along a steep hillside. fierce winds spread flames instantly. so far, 6500 acres and still spreading. flames destroyed several buildings and homes. it's hired neighborhoods and cal state university channel islands have been evacuated and classes cancelled. the fire at this point is at zero percent containment burning unchecked and out of control. another fire burning in

. >> united nations diplomats are saying that loch arbour he me wants to resign as the un arab league envoy to syria -- lackdar brahimi wants to resign. if he does, he will be the second diplomat to throw in the towel. to athens now where police have used tear gas to prevent the nationalist golden dawn party from distributing free food to greek citizens only in defiance of a municipal band. >> once a marginal group, the golden dawn has seen a meteoric rise and is now the third most car dealer party as the economy contracts. >> its members have repeatedly been accused of involvement in violent attacks against immigrants. here is more. >> it did not take long for the so-called charity event to devolve into a fight with riot police. the mayor of athens had banned the right-wing extremist party from giving out food in the central square, calling it a soup kitchen of hate. but the party moved its operation over to its headquarters and continued to hand out free food. the big crowds that showed up for evidence of just how desperate many greeks are. >> i could not afford to have easter this

. >> reporter: she sketched out a small loch ness monster, one she thought someone would say was unprofessional and wipe it away except they didn't. >> when i came in the following week, it was still there. that's surprising. >> reporter: so alicia made another drawing and another and another. now, 50 drawings later alicia has become something of a celebrity at the hospital. stopped by doctors in the middle of their rounds. >> are you the nurse that's been drawing on the boards? yeah, that's me. i really love them. i just wanted to thank you. >> alicia is as surprised as anyone the quick doodles squeezed in during the lulls in her 12-hour work shifts are getting so much attention. could workers are so into the drawings a signup sheet for ideas was started in the break room. physical therapists tell alicia they use the drawings as motivation to get the patients to walk. even the young daughters of a regular patient have pitched in. >> i think they forget their dad is here or their dad is not doing well and it's all three of us drawing. all right. >> reporter: alicia, of course, will be the first

a new chapter in the age-old debate over the loch ness monster. you be the judge here tonight.of your screen, something moving in the waters off the coast of northern ireland. three college kids on a boat, wondering, all of them allowed, what is that in the water, as it approaches that boat. >> look at the size of it! it's massive! >> it is massive. it slides between the boats and sinks into the murky waters. we spoke to those students today, they simply told us, your guess is as good as ours. >>> and when we come back here on the broadcast tonight, listen to this. ♪ they just wanna ♪ they just wanna ♪ oh girls >> we all remember that fiery red hair, the red hot message. tonight, she's back with a brand new message that nearly brought her to tears, right after the relievin urn, caused by acid reflux disease, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contac

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>> the lochness monster, i don't know, could be anything. >> mary snow was up there with us investigatingnvasive predator is actually in the waters or whether it was somebody thinking they saw it but it was something else. >> you know what makes this fish so different, we've seen invasive fish, fish with sharp teeth but this one jumps out of the water, breathes outside of water for days and can move on land. explain this to us. >> this frightens me and in new york we don't scare easily. this fish can actually breathe out of water, it has to leave water as part of its life cycle from time to time to breathe air and it eats anything and everything in its path, that's what has people so worried because it can really upset the ecosystem at the harlem mir, home to turtles and carp, it can eat frogs and known to statute, get this, a small duck once in a while. >> does it also mean it could be a danger for pets then? >> you want to be careful if you're around with your little dog, yes. >> so this species came from korea, china, russia, clearly places far from new york. how does it get into centr

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i think in the end people understand you're there and you read the lochings and you tried to make theituation better. >> call kelly ayotte up in new hampshire and ask her. >> congressman jack kingston told "the new york times" there was a lot of washington talk about the gun bill's possibilities but i never saw that reflected in the people at home. now there is all this buzz about the immigration reform and that it's not reflected either. back on what pat toomey said, it was something i felt deeply when it happened. didn't really feel it was my place to say. more his place. david firestone wrote this blog in "the new york times." how do weaken a president and he writes in part this. republicans are clearly looking to do more than just deprive mr. obama of victories however, the ultimate goal is make him appear powerless and weak. a flailing figure who is unable to affect the midterm elections or give the next democratic nominee a boost. taking heat on a gun vote is worth it if it leads to a reporter asking the president whether he still has any juice left with congress. the president

it is supposed to help loch ness. most of my research has shown that it is supposed to help. -- it is supposed to help. aroundre ways to go consumer choices when they want to opt out and remain anonymous. to gois this arms race around the consumer choice. there is idea behind do not track. come up with a policy. peter describes this as a technical process. what it is really a policy mechanism. the user expresses interest or desire to privacy to a bunch of websites. they can respond accordingly. it is like raising a flag. it is not a high-tech, technical standard. having as sticker on your drivers license thing you do not want your organs donated. ends happening by providing a centralized or reliable and easy way for users to express choice is that you have third party tracking brought to the forefront. you also allow the industry to come up with new innovative ways to get information. for example, i like bikes. i'm happy to disclose that to third parties and get a lot of context about bikes. i might be sensitive about