martha: why? >> the bottom line is we've been watching this, kept our eye on foreclosures for months, first quarter and second quarter of '11, going to hit the peak of foreclosures. in fact, more than one of every three homes sold now are bank sales. martha: say that again. that's incredible. >> three 4 1/2% of all sales going on right now are bank-owned homes, which means they take -- >> martha: roughly one third of americans have lost their homes to foreclosure. >> banks want it off the books, they're not worried about a profit, saying get it off the books, clean up the balance sheets, so they sell them cheap. once this inventory works its way through -- >> martha: what does that happen? >> third or fourth quarter of '11. people in the market, they've held off for years because they thought the market was soft, you've been renting a long time, want to step up to a home, it wouldn't be a bad time right now to start the job hunt and be very aggressive. ron: ron: help us out, folks, get that housin

martha. martha: mike, thank you so much. we'll get back to you and we'll watch that briefing as it plays out. we got a lot out of the yesterday and we'll be looking for that today as well. in the meantime less than 24 hours since the killing of usama bin laden, and there is already speculation that this president could be winning big time, in terms of the response to this action. and then that raises questions about what that means for 2012. here is anders fogh rasmussen's. 49% somewhat approve. scott ras must seven i rasmusseo bribing it down for us. >> it's a tremendous moment for the president and the nation. i would have expected the president will get some gains. we are probably going to see that in the next couple of days. it's important to note that we'll find an increase in enthusiasm for him. the longer story is the president's job approval ratings have been in the mid to high 40s consistently for about 18 months. it's hard to see anything coming out of this news event is going to change that. what could change it i

martha. martha: you know, mike a couple of thins. we've heard some things coming out about the controversy within the administration over this photo issue, and that hillary rodham clinton and bob gates were both on the side of not releasing these photos. leon panetta seems to have been for it. he even suggested what you're saying, they will come out eventually and we don't doubt that that will happen. any insights into the process that led to this decision? >> reporter: well, we've been told that the president looks at his team and says, layout your case, make your case to me and that in the end he makes a decision. but we heard serious reservations here yesterday throughout the day behind the scenes talking to folks, saying that there are sensitivities there, and we've heard graphic descriptions of at least one of the photos, and so the question is do people take that photo and make propaganda out of it, use it at a recruiting tool to go after the united states and go after the western world? and so in the end president obama decide

martha: it's martha today. mr.k to me about your reaction when you heard this news, the headline that every single one of us has been waiting for for 10 years. >> we have been waiting for a long time for this one. i was in washington, d.c. last evening for an event -- actually centered around the first president bush. is a was leaving the event my block berry started to go off with questions. and then i got a blackberry message that said usa! usa! so while struggles to find out the confirmation. thin learned the president was going address the nation and they did get usama bin laden. i was thrilled. this is testament to the resolve george w. bush had and president obama exercised ease fought to bring usama bin laden to justice. followed up on the promised made by two presidents. great testament to the intelligence community and the navy seals. they did a fabulous getting ready for this. and everybody keeping a secret. i am pleased we were able to accomplish this mission and no americans were killed or hurt in the p

i was talking about the loss of martha's letters. in some ways martha did herself a disservice, because the loss of her letters led people to speculate what was really going on behind the scenes. i'm kind of proud of myself, because i found a number of years ago a fourth letter. there were three known to survive, i discovered a fourth. it was a note. it was written during the revolutionary war on the back of a meter from george's stepchild, jackie custus to george, and on the back was this note. and the note said: my love, i wrote to you in my last letter about the silver cup that i purchased, he's what the cup weighed. seemed insignificant, nobody really paid attention to it, but "my love," in this casual note intrigued me, and we found out it was martha's handwriting. martha writing to george at a casual moment about an everyday thing and calling him "my love," a small piece of evidence that they really did truly love each other. the other aspect of washington in the 19th century that grew was the image of a pious washington, the i

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thank you, martha. as martha indicated, we know in the end bin laden was not hiding, furtively moving from cave to cave in the mountainous region but living right under the nose of the pakistanis. in a place, by the way, that's considered a kind of honeymoon destination by some people in pakistan. as martha indicated, surrounded by 18-foot walls, barbed wire, and, we are told, a human shield. our nick schifrin tonight has more. an exclusive look inside the complex where bin laden lived and died. >> reporter: it is a sprawling eight-room house, slightly dingy, even before it was ransacked in the raid. on the first floor, a bedroom where multiple people were killed. papers left on the floor. in the corner, a small bed, likely for a mother. her baby's bed next to it. across the hall, piles of blankets, clothes, and desktop computers. u.s. troops took their hard drives. up on the second floor, the master bedroom, perhaps bin laden's. the only room with a queen-sized bed and carpet. also, a large amount of b

. >> martha raddatz, from a drone strike in northwest pakistan. these drones have been launched by the cia, actually intelligence operations for the last several years. do we have any more details of how it might have happened? >> george, i can tell you this is -- i cannot explain how mow m m momentous this is. for the past several weeks and months they look at these compounds and go out like a circle. everyone who's in a come poun, everyone who's in an area, those drones track each of those people back to where they are and then they track those people who know them. it is working outward from these compounds to try to figure out who might know bin laden, how they get to him. they have never been able to track the couriers. they have never been able to figure out how the couriers get messages out. but what they do is they just expand their circle, who goes into those circles, who comes out, who they know, who they know. it's a great diagram and just an amazing accomplishment. >> an amazing accomplishment. it will be interesting to see in the comi

. >> martha raddatz, from a drone strike in northwest pakistan. these drones have been launched by the cia, actually intelligence operations for the last several years. do we have any more details of how it might have happened? >> george, i can tell you this is -- i cannot explain how mow m m momentous this is. for the past several weeks and months they look at these compounds and go out like a circle. everyone who's in a come poun, everyone who's in an area, those drones track each of those people back to where they are and then they track those people who know them. it is working outward from these compounds to try to figure out who might know bin laden, how they get to him. they have never been able to track the couriers. they have never been able to figure out how the couriers get messages out. but what they do is they just expand their circle, who goes into those circles, who comes out, who they know, who they know. it's a great diagram and just an amazing accomplishment. >> an amazing accomplishment. it will be interesting to see in the comi

on the left side of your screen, martha the ten-year-old tiger that will palace the other tiger.t was the tiger involved in the fatal attack on christmas day 2007. >>> this is a beautiful cat. you can see she has very long whiskers, as well. >> veteran tiger trainer commends the zoo to bring in the new siberian tiger. martha is one of only 500 left in the world. >> i think it's important for the public to see these animals. >> she is ten years old and weighs 300 pounds. she comes from the henry doily zoo in nebraska. at a san francisco fund-raiser the winning bidder chose martha. >> that is also the name of his wife. >> it's been three years since christmas day when the tiger leaped out and attacked three young men, carlos was killed two. two others were injured. officers shot and killed the tiger that night. an investigation revealed that grotto's walls were lower than recommendations. five years ago a tiger keeper was seriously injured when the tiger attacked her. >> we had our closure. we are here because we believe in endangered species and conservation. >> this is where mart

we're talking about martha stewart and a very hot story about her life life.ently rumors say, she has a new boyfriend. >> all right, martha. >> he's hot. seth myers, head writer for "saturday night live." a 32-year age difference. saying they've been together on each other's show many times and there is a very intense fondness. take a listen. >> so do you have a girlfriend? >> i do. >> yes? >> yeah. >> oh, good. >> are you going to get married? >> one day. >> okay. >> did she come with you today? >> she didn't. >> oh. why didn't you bring her? >> i feel like it is weird when i'm around you and another lady. >> oh. >> and you have to admit, isn't there like sort of a super secret kind of chemistry going on there? i don't know what they're making but it seems spicy. >> do you really believe? do you believe this? really? >> she's got her own thing going. she's very attractive. she's a very powerful woman. maybe that's attractive to seth myers. >> and you think he's hot? >> who doesn't think he's not hot? he's completely hot. and i think it is also good to see an

i'm martha raddatz for "nightline" in washington. >> and former president george w. bush has for the first time described the moment he discovered bin laden was dead, telling a las vegas congress, quote, i was eating souffle at a restaurant with laura and two buddies when the call came. obama said simply, osama bin laden is dead. the mission, bush refers to, as a good call. thanks to martha raddatz. >>> coming up, alarmingly close to some big cats along with a real life tarzan. here kitty, kitty, indeed. [ male announcer ] the magnificent veatrice henson is turning 100 soon, an achievement worthy of celebration. and thanks to sprint's unlimited plan, you can call or text her number or e-mail her address for no extra cost. so congratulate her. sing to her. and together, we can give a complete stranger the best birthday ever. go ahead, world. unlimit yourself. sprint. america's favorite 4g network. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com. a fiber that dissolves completely, is cly different. benefiber. it's the easy way to get more fiber everyday. that's the

martha stewart? i don't want to prosecute her. barry bonds had total immunity for every crime except except for one thing, and that was not telling the truth before the grand jury. these people got special treatment really because of who they work. you see characters in the book will actually say, i saw martha stewart during a brief stint in prison. that does not look so bad to me. i am just going to go ahead and do this. a lawyer takes an oath to uphold a legal system, and he says well, president bush committed libby's sentence, so why should i have to go to jail? tavis: i am glad you raised the commutation of the scooter libby sentence. scudder libby took a dive or got caught and some folks much higher up got away, namely the cheney and george bush. in politics, it always seems to be the case that the guys at the top almost never get caught, but the ad visors, the aids around them into taking the fall. i think oliver north in the reagan administration. is there something about politics vs. business? you want the president to sen

i am representative martha roby. it is an honor to speak to you about the challenges our country faces. i do so not only as a representative of alabama's second congressional district, but also as a mother. i cannot begin to tell you how many times i have gone to the grocery store and found myself in a conversation about the price of gas, the cost of going to the doctor, or how hard it is to get a business selling. the conclusion of these conversations is washington is part of the problem. it is failing to promote policies that will put our economy on a path to prosperity. the price of gas is a good example and a timely one, too. year after year, politicians talk about the pain at the pump, but they never act. the president promoted brazilian-made energy in brazil while the administration gives our recess this -- keeps our resources under lock and key. energy production can help address the soaring gas prices. this is also important because when you're talking about energy, we are talking about jobs. the cost of ener

these drawings belong to martha's friend of ace of a she slept in the adjacent bed elgar enjoyed her sketching everything around her but keeping it hidden their images paints a vivid picture of life in terrorism. thank god to be release is where we washed up that there was no bathroom just a towel and water the only cold water and even that was spotty. the young girls quarters were here they were kept separate from their parents in the daytime the girls worked in the fields in the evening they got together in a small room to read aloud to each other in a camp like this a book was a prized possession. they are yet five zero five. that was my transpersonal. edition the shelf like these were in not a great tragedy we paid for them in a print teddy yes we gave breath for them to put things on the mattress ace if we needed to sniff them out there was no irony that the top bunk was the best place to sleep most of the bucks for them but at least nothing felons you while you were asleep but on the lower bunk all kinds of stuff felony you whenever they want to tell that to people slept in the

that was one of five videos released by the pentagon, and now abc's martha raddatz here who's followed the story every step of the way. >> reporter: of the five videos released by the pentagon, this one is surely the most compelling. there sits the most wanted terrorist in the world covered in an old blanket with a very gray beard watching news clips of himself on television. he switches his satellite tv from channel to channel when an image pops up showing him wi weapons, he motions to his camera operator to zoom in. what he is watching on the television matches a press conference we found in late january 2010. the other four tapes are all outtakes or messages to his followers. the audio has been removed by the u.s. because officials say it is jihadist propaganda. but notice the color of his beard. he clearly has been dying it. this is 2004. similar clothes and background. this is the more recent tape. >> this is someone who realized that the image that he conveyed was the main value he had to his movement. it was part of his brand. >> reporter: but last sunday, the dye had faded. whe

martha? >> reporter: diane, for all the planning that went into this, all the gear, there was one minor glitch in the identification process. the s.e.a.l.s forgot a tape measure to size up the famously tall bin laden. so, they improvised. one of the s.e.a.l.s lay down next to the corpse and approximated that the dead man was, in fact, about 6'4". he was the most feared terrorist in the world, but there he was, huddled in a third floor room with his youngest wife, listening to the bursts of gun fire and the approaching navy s.e.a.l.s for nearly 40 minutes. he was trapped. abc news has learned that sewn into his traditional clothing was an emergency stash of money -- 500 euros -- about $800 -- and two emergency phone numbers. not much, but maybe he thought he could bribe his way out if he escaped. but the plan did him little good. >> it's not that surprising that he went down without firing a shot in his own defense. he was a strategist and a thinker. not really a warrior. >> reporter: abc news

thank you, martha. and in a minute, we're going to tell you more about the secretive world of the navy s.e.a.l.s, that elite team 6. >>> but first, you heard martha mention osama bin laden's wife. another clue from the exclusive video. in it, you can see the passport of a young woman from yemen. it is bin laden's much younger fourth wife, and brian ross is here tonight about the woman at bin laden's side when the navy s.e.a.l.s struck. >> reporter: bin laden's family occupied the second and third floor of this hideout in pakistan, where one of his sons was killed and his wife injured in sunday's raid. his wife was the youngest of his five. a 29-year-old. identified by u.s. authorities as the woman pictured in this passport that a pakistani tv station said was found in the compound after the hair. she was in the bedroom with bin laden when the navy s.e.a.l.s closed in. >> bin laden's wife rushed the u.s. assaulter and was shot in the leg but not killed. >> reporter: bin laden married her at the age of 15

all right, martha, thank you very much. >>> u.s. troops are also enforcing the no-fly zone over libya and today, new signs that moammar gadhafi's regime is cracking. eight of his army officers, two colonels and a major defected. they say gadhafi's days are numbered. they claim 150 military officers have joined them in the last few days. leaving the army at only 20% of its previous strength. >>> now to joplin, missouri, where a week after that savage tornado, they are grappling with a new challenge. what to do with the thousands of homeless who can't take any more time in temporary shelters but don't want to abandon their town either. matt gutman spent the day looking for answers. and he's back in joplin again tonight. and, matt, i can see from where you are how much devastation still remains. >> reporter: that's right, george. this is the highest point in all of joplin, offering this panoramic west to east view, this destruction, a trail 13 miles, and most of what you see around me are people's homes. now, adding to their misery, we

good evening, martha. >> reporter: good evening, diane. this was one of those discoveries that stunned everyone. in fact, it was so stunning, officials are worried that some people won't believe it. amid the massive treasure trove of intelligence pulled from bin laden's compound, officials never thought they would find pornography. a u.s. official tells abc news that a "huge stash" of po pornography. was discovers. there is no way to tell if bin laden looked at it, but it was found right in his bedroom. >> it is surprising that pornography was found, because he was known to be a rather austere man, a rather religious man, a man who gave up the world. >> reporter: the u.s. did not want to officially release the information, feeling that there would be suspicions it was planted. it was not, said the official. we are also learning more about bin laden's final moments, from the navy s.e.a.l.s tiny helmet cameras. which abc news first reported. the images are said to be dark, the scene chaotic. but officials say the s.e.a.l.s first encountered

chief foreign correspondent martha raddatz and justice correspondent pierre thomas. you all, what a week it has been. i want to go to you first. everybody is worried about the so-called treasure trove and what it might be telling us. we tried to get from donilon and haqqani what is out there. is there anything out there that we should be worried about right now. >> there is no specific imminent threat they found but i can tell you what they're most concerned about. right now the most immediate threat are so-called lone wolves, typically radicalized on the internet sympathizing with al qaeda, those are the people who might show up at a mall and start shooting. the first level. the second level of level is al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and in yemen, if you will. they're led by the radical clear irk anwar al aawlaki and tried to have the christmas underwear bombing and followed it up nine months later with the parcel bomb attack out of yemen, as well so the concern is they will try to do something very quickly. the third level of threat is al qaeda central but right

martha?t, in darkness, this absolutely momentous, historic raid. on pakistani television, images of osama bin laden's compound still burning after that deadly confrontation. nearly ten years in the making. a senior intelligence official says it began with a tip from a detainee at guantanamo and culminated just after midnight, when 30 to 40 navy s.e.a.l.s arrived in two helicopters. flying in from afghanistan, on a low-level fight undetected by the pakistanis, who were never told about the operation. one of the helicopters was no longer able to fly after possibly hitting its rotor on one of the 12-foot compound walls during a brown-out caused by dust. the s.e.a.l.s fast-roped down on to the building's roof in a group large enough to secure it. then the fire fight. bin laden was ordered to surrender but refused. the s.e.a.l.s shot him in the head, likely a double tap, two shots to ensure a kill. they wanted to make sure he wasn't wearing a suicide vest. or that he might blow himself up and inju

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martha, good to see you.you very much. >> you teamed up with the first d lady and dr. biden as well. >> on sunday at 8:00 p.m. on hallmark channel we have a wonderful special celebrating moms. we were at lamp le jeune with the military wives. it's a touching and beautiful story. >> we'll look forward to that. let's look forward to great recipes as well. your classic signature french toast. >> six eggs. you can add the milk there. one and a half cups of whole milk. if you want to guild the lily you can add some cream. don't forget the grand marnier. >> and this is -- >> a nice flavor. mix it all up. you can add the orange zest. you could use lemon zest if you like that. with some orange juice. a big pinch of salt. and don't forget the great bread. sugar, too. a little bit of sugar. try to find a good brioche loaf, a light loaf of bread. you could use heavier bread but i love the light bread to sop up the wonderful liquid. >> do you want the bread fresh, day old? >> fresh. i'm all about making it right at the m

she, martha, was the one who hooked me.she's smart, she's sexy, she has a way about her that enflames the passions of men young and not so young. at the ainge of 24 she has -- able of 24 she has already had ab affair with carl sand berg. one of the reasons i do my own research is like little, delightful moments like when i was going through marcia's -- martha's papers. i came across a folder that con taked two locks of -- contained carl sandberg's hair tied t with black coat string, looking like little broom heads. and i'm here to tell you that his hair really was quite blond and very coarse, very coarse. [laughter] by this point she has broken two engagements, and she is now in the midst of a divorce from a dead marriage to a new york banker. possibly an oxymoron, i don't know. but she came -- i hope there are no new york bankers out this. she came along to perlin for the -- berlin for the adventure, and she falls in love with the nazi revolution. she finds it intoxicating at first. she was not alone. quite a few people th

. >> meet martha a 10-year-old siberian tiger from nebraska. here, kitty kitty! martha weighs 295 pounds, though. [ laughter ] >> she is expected to arrive in june. we are told she is not a jumper. but even if she did try, the improvements made to the tiger enclosure would keep her in. >> that's a bi kitty. >>> we could be talking about some of the hottest temperatures in the season tomorrow. i am not wearing my speedo tomorrow, sydnie. [ laughter ] >> come on! >> looks like we are in for a great day around the bay area. a lot of sunshine out there right now, spectacular over the bay. blue skies, a fantastic afternoon outside. temperatures already beginning to heat up in spots. we are now at 72 degrees in fairfield, 67 in livermore, 66 in san jose and 62 degrees in san francisco. now, it looks like we have fantastic weather this afternoon, 70s and low 80s inland. inside the bay 70s and 60s. at the coastline sunshine and breezy, as that sea breeze will kick in. the wind becomes more offshore tonight so breezy in the hills. overnight lows 40s and 50s. but clear ski

martha will be here some time next month.y renamed the animal from another name back in the other zoo. san francisco zoo says it's time to begin a new chapter after the tragedy. . >> we have raised the wall of the tiger. gone through many drills. we spent a lot of time respecting thelesss of both the young machine and 3 years later it's a significant conservation story. san francisco zoo is ready for the arrival of the syberian tiger. >> you may remember it was christmas day 2007 when the little girl leaped over the wall of the tiger grotto and attacked 3 young men killing one and injuring the other 2. officers shot and killed the tying they are night. >>> all right when 7 news at 9 continues here this evening. there is an apple in the oval office. why one california congressman says it may be illegal. >> it's the secret credit score millions of credit card holders 7 that are never told about. i'm michael. we let new on the secret ahead on 7 on your side. >> plus california could become the first to enact a do not track me la

martha is a 10-year-old siberian tiger and said to be quiet playful. she's moving because the omaha zoo is downgrading its tiger exhibit. the san francisco zoo has not had a siberian tiger since tatiana escaped and killed a teenager in 2007. martha was chosen by a donor who won naming rights. >>> okay, up next what happened today in major league baseball for the first time this season. >>> plus the monster deal for the new pac-12. we're going to tell you how many millions this could mean for both cal and sanford. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> it is the biggest field ever deal every for a pac conference. the pac-10 has reached a deal. that will translate to $20 million a year for all of the schools including cal and stanford. it is also way up from what the universities were getting under the previous television deal. >>> mark ibanez joins us now. the giants

then coming across the library soon after words i came across a memoir of his daughter martha. try to imagine you are william come as 63 years old and a mild-mannered professor at university of chicago and tired of the demands of academia. in the engulfing needs of a graduate students. about the old south you have the rise and fall of the old south. precisely at noon, the telephone rings. the guy at the other end, much to your surprise the newly elected president of united states. to be america's ambassador, to nazi germany. this post has been empty about five months. but one reason he has called do through a friend of his that you speak german the main reason is that nobody else wanted the job. three weeks later you are on the ship to germany with your family here why figure rose seven and the 24 year-old and she is one heck of a daughter. i am a father of three daughters of that is partly my fascination. martha is smart and sexy and has a way that inflames the passions of men young and not so young. the age of 24 she already had an affair with carl sandburg whose 55 years. do

martha is a 10-year-old siberian tiger and said to be quiet playful. she's moving because the omaha zoo is downgrading its tiger exhibit. the san francisco zoo has not had a siberian tiger since tatiana escaped and killed a teenager in 2007. martha was chosen by a donor who won naming rights. >>> okay, up next what happened today in major league baseball for the first time this season. >>> plus the monster >>> it is the biggest field ever deal every for a pac conference. the pac-10 has reached a deal. that will translate to $20 million a year for all of the schools including cal and stanford. it is also way up from what the universities were getting under the previous television deal. >>> mark ibanez joins us now. the giants finally making things happen tonight. >> more runs tonight than they had in the whole series against the washington. you could draw the names in the hat and draw them out and it had to produce something better than last week. he had mike fontano pitching first of all three. the guy who usually bats third winds up hitting fifth and

martha raddatz, thanks very much. >> love how she put that.to josh. >> indeed. we're going to begin with that decision of president obama. said now to be increasingly doubtful about releasing a picture of osama bin laden's corpse because of a lack of skepticism about bin laden's death and because of concern about a possible anti-american backlash. our nick schifrin just spoke to a pair of brothers who knew bin laden's personal couriers. they say only children were allowed inside bin laden's compound. women who lived inside were completely covered up. and they say the compound walls were, in fact, built to shield the women from strangers' eyes. >>> in other news, people from louisiana to tennessee are now bracing for historic flooding, as the mississippi river rises to near-record levels. engineers are considering blowing more holes in more levees in an effort to ease the pressure. >>> the coast guard is now searching for a woman who went missing from a cruise ship, somewhere between san diego and cabo san lucas, mexico. the 65-year-old didn't

martha will arrive sometime next month. san francisco zoo says the tiger grotto is safer than it was in 2007. the walls have been raised 10 and a half feet. >>> the world is going to be getting a lot more crowded in our lifetime. right now the global population is nearing seven billion people. the united nations now estimates it will reach eight billion by 2023,9 billion by 2041 and 10 billion at some point after 2081. most of the growth will be in sub saharan africa and asia and low birth weight. can you imagine? >> larry beil, one person he. > i am already feeling clawser phobic. drafted by the giants and tosses the first no hitter and thankfully it wasn't against the giants. whoa, i should get mom a samsung fascinate. bright, colorful screen, high-speed downloads, hd video. she'll want videos of grandkids. i'm not ready for kids. what would i name it ? brian's good. a brian will make eye contact, work with his hands, return e-mails. okay, mom's getting a phone. get mom a new samsung fascinate for $99.99 and unlimited dat

along with nearby islands martha's vineyard and nantucket, this area is known for its historic seaside charm, the shingled houses with rooftop widow's walks, where wives watched for the return of sailing ships, the kennedy family compound, quiet ponds, quaint stores, and beautiful beaches. it also has lots and lots of wind. and that steady, strong breeze is stirring up a heated controversy. a project called "cape wind" would put 130 giant turbines in the body of water called nantucket sound between the cape and the islands. these images are created by the developer to show what the nation's first offshore wind farm would look like during the day. even miles out to sea, the turbines would still be visible from the shore because they'd reach 440 feet above the water's surface. that's much taller than the statue of liberty. >> you're going to see a power plant. you're basically going to see a huge stretch of 40-story buildings during the day, and at night, you're going to have flashing lights going on for one second, off for two. you're essentially constructing a huge city skyline in the

living in tennessee and it was called a town but it was actually more of a concentration camp and martha was one of one hundred forty thousand people waiting for the decisions of sealed their fate more often than not people were sent to auschwitz to face execution meanwhile tellers and children were not allowed to read the pictures all saying. that b. and our health sector and musician. but i'm an excuse me nothing here has the loss of bright the keys and also the requiem with us and they say stand. as his men like to say the juice in a requiem for themselves. this is how the secret music lessons were held in tellers in. these drawings belong to mother's friend vase of a she slept in the adjacent bed elder enjoyed her sketching everything around her but keeping it hidden of her images paints a vivid picture of life in terrorism. thank god we began this is where we washed out there was no bathroom just a towel and water the only cold water and even then it was spotty. the young girls quarters were here they were kept separate from their parents in the daytime the girls worked in the field