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. >> reporter: i spoke with pearl's widow, maryann, via skype, from her home in spain. >> if you hadion the least you would do is contact can family and explain what is going on and why you would want to do that and seek their approval. i think that would be the normal course of things. so the fact that the church didn't find it necessary to do these kinds of things and to be respectful, really, to his parents, i think, is a problem. >> reporter: researcher helen ratky, a former mormon, who discovered this and she calls this one of the most appalling cases she's come across. >> i'm incensed that this was done secretly and behind the backs of danielle's widow and his parents. >> reporter: contacted by cnn, daniel pearl's parents issued a statement saying they appreciate the good intentions but danny did not choose to be baptized nor did his family consent to the uncalled for ritual. this comes after recent discoveries that jooish victims of the holocaust were given mormon baptisms by proxy. the mormon officials say the baptisms are against their policy and it's distressing when someon

[laughter] as my son put in the story, the book was dedicated to maryann, his second wife, who made all of this possible. by that time he was already in his third year affair with his current wife. i am open-minded. if he could stay focused on his personal life and the policy life, he would have great potential as president. a friend of mine said, to have him as president, we would need an austrian economist to change to him at all times to tell him what was a good idea or a bad idea. [laughter] i do not know rick santorum. he scares mind libertarian friends because he seems and tolerant. -- intolerant. to have zero tax on manufacturing and have a higher tax on everybody else is nonsense. in the modern world, it is hard to determine what manufacturing is and is not. at one point to used to be clear. you can rest assured that every company in the world would become a manufacturing plant regardless of what they did. it is not a good way. there is a myth out here that manufacturing is worse off than the economy. it is not so. manufacturing employment is down. it is an falling for 100 years

[laughter] as my son put in the story, the book was dedicated to maryann, his second wife, who made all of this possible. by that time he was already in his third year affair with his current wife. i am open-minded. if he could stay focused on his personal life and the policy life, he would have great potential as president. a friend of mine said, to have him as president, we would need an austrian economist to change to him at all times to tell him what was a good idea or a bad idea. [laughter] i do not know rick santorum. he scares mind libertarian friends because he seems and tolerant. -- intolerant. to have zero tax on manufacturing and have a higher tax on everybody else is nonsense. in the modern world, it is hard to determine what manufacturing is and is not. at one point to used to be clear. you can rest assured that every company in the world would become a manufacturing plant regardless of what they did. it is not a good way. there is a myth out here that manufacturing is worse off than the economy. it is not so. manufacturing employment is down. it is an falling for 100 years

next few weeks this sub will carry the filmmaker into the challenger, but the deepest spot in the maryanne help build the submarine. he is building footage for 3d documentary movie based on the dive. >> interview: i want to get down there and see what is there. i mean, it's the last unexplored frontier on the planet. >> the sub has been able to go 26,000 feet deep. that's still not as far as he wants to go. the deepest part of the stretch is 36,000 feet, 7 miles deep. without getting crushed. >> interview: amazing. >> mark: see if he can do it. >> darya: 8:57 right now, back with more in a couple minutes, let's take a live look at our developing story. we have been following this apartment fire in berkeley all morning long since the blaze broke out around 4:30, now the fire crews have been able to move in and take a look and investigate what caused this fire. everybody is safe but it did a lot of damage. [ ♪ ♪ ] >>> when you have fire on three different floors at one time and an older building that probably does not have any fire stops, the fire spreads quickly and getting resources to fig

it is newt gingrich who said do as i say and not as i do from a may 1999 quote by newt's ex-wife maryannagazine. okay. now this one, i'm going down as a legend whether -- one more time. they said this? they said i'm going down as a legend, whether or not you like me or not. oh he oh, help me, let this be kayne. yes, it is kayne west, and there is hope for the plitle ka systesyste -- for the political future. and this one is really too much. she isn't young enough or pretty enough to be the president's wife. is that kayne or newt gingrich? yes, in fact it is newt gingrich. quoted in the l.a. times, 1994 about his other ex-wife. thank you. to matt wilson and adam sewer, and i don't know what we contributed to the dialogue, but you can predict. what can you tell strictly from a brain scan? i will talk to two people who can do just that next. e campbeln soup to make easy enchiladas, cheesy chicken & rice, and other chicken dishes that are oh...so...whoa. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. twenty-five thousand mornings, give or take, is all we humans get. we spend them on treadmills.

talk -- i mean -- i was a friend of danny pearl's and maryann was pregnant when he died and there waswas their child. talk about what this books means to you in this context. it means something different than it would have meant if he were still alive. >> this is his last work and it'll always be his last work. and for my children, for my son, and our daughter, this is what i'm hoping that would comfort them when they're older and when they think about not having their father, they would come here and read this book and feel a little bit of comfort. the book meant a lot for anthony, the house, the rebuilding, spending the year working on the house and rebuilding it. he was really happy. and you can see it when you read the book. you can feel it that it meant a lot to him. he found his home, he found himself, in a way, after years of covering conflicts and seeing so much bloodshed. and, you know, i hope that th they -- when they read the book they would understand the kind of person he was because most of all he was just a great man before being a journalist or anything else. and a gre