letting his lawyers submit a plea bargain for natural life. ill never be a free man. >> i've asked my lawyer to ask for it because they denied the 25 to life. i asked him to put in for the natural life. he was telling me that's probably my best bet, too, because he says he doesn't see a 50/50 chance of win might case. i said [ bleep ]. >> there was a develop with one of his co-defendants, his mother, connie, housed four miles away in maricopa's women's facility has pled guilty for her role in the murder. she says that now she's more concerned about albert than she is herself. >> i found out friday he's going to sign up for natural life. i broke down in the pod. all the girls hugged me and told me it was going to be okay. but they just don't understand. they -- nobody in here can understand if they don't have their kids in here incarcerated. i just want to hold my baby one time before he goes. to let him know that i love him and that i'm sorry for being the mom that i was. and just for him to stay strong. just to stay strong. because he has a ro

if you're watching us on khnl, nbc 8 in beautiful honolulu, hawaii, explore the natural life form andualities of each hawaiian blossom at flowers and plants of hawaii at honolulu academy of arts. that's your pacific event of the day. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. when it comes to wedding bells, aretha franklin has put hers on hold. she called off her summer wedding posting on facebook she and her groom-to-be were, quote, moving a little too fast. >>> chris brown is shooting down rumors he and rihanna are back together, insisting he's dating an up-and-coming model. however, reports say rihanna and that model had to be physically separated at a nightclub. >>> finally, katherine heigl, who ended her run on "grey's anatomy" a few years ago to pursue her movie career now wishes she hadn't. she told "the view" monday she approached the show about possibly returning. that's got to be a little bit of the tail between the legs. you're pounding your chest. >> how are you supposed to know? jennifer aniston left. her mov

a young woman will spend the rest of her natural life in jail for killing her coworker inside the little lemon yoga store. a judge sentenced britny norwood to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> aaron, good evening. the judge called britny norwood a liar and handed down the maximum sentence. >> reporter: in a dramatic moment, the family filed out of the courthouse and spoke with extraordinary emotion about the sentence handed down against n convicted killer britny norwood. >> until i somehow can get over the pain and suffering that i know my daughter went through, it might -- my unconscious will not let go of it. >> i've always been protective of my sister. and it's impossible to imagine the pain and suffering that she endured. and not hate that. >> reporter: at the hearing, the 29-year-old norwood addressed murray's family saying before i go to prison, i needed you to hear how deeply sorry i am. but trial testimony that norwood had bludgeoned murray, her coworker and stab bd her more than 330 times affected the judge's verdict, as did the fact that norwood initially foo

as long as they had the proper permits they're allowed to be maintained until the end of their natural life. >> and in order to assure that they were erected with the proper permits and that they are the right size they are now required to have a notice on them and i think we may have one of these notices somewhere. >> per planning section code they need the permit number that authorizes the sign, the sign company and the dimensions of the sign, so you will see those numbers up on the signs. >> somebody has a question. >> was there any interest to eliminate them from the city? would there be any possibility to do that. >> with prop g i mean there is natural attrition as the signs age -- >> (inaudible). >> exactly and with the inventory and with the survey we will be doing and identify signs that were erected pout permit and pursuing course of actionos those signs. >> and you mentioned about the character and defining the character of the city billboards are one of the things american culture. i mean i personally think in the city those don't need to go. who does it benefit? is it a revenue

one of which is the nature of life. how did we get here?econd is the challenge of sustainability. if we are here how are we going to find a way to stay? these questions resonated very strongly with maya. >> on average a species disappears every 20 minutes. this is the only media work that i have done. i might never do another one because i'm not a media artist per se but i have used the medium because it seemed to be the one that could allow me to convey the sounds and images here. memorials to me are different from artworks. they are artistic, but memorials have a function. >> it is a beautiful scupltural objective made with bronze and lined with red wood from water tanks in clear lake. that is the scupltural form that gives expression to maya's project. if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> s

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conflict in the prosecution by the district attorney you will remain in prison for the rest of your natural lifeyou are nothing, mr. baker, but a pebble in the pond. you are nothing but poor white trash. all my life i was a bad boy. i look back and i see all the stupid mistakes i've made, and i see the young people that's here at this prison, and i hear all the stories because i listen, and i think to myself, you do not know how fortunate you are. you're going out there with another chance, whether it's five years, ten years, or what. you're getting another chance. i'll never get that chance. i would give my leg, my arm, for that chance. i'm never going to get it. >> after assembling with their tools, inmates begin the long march to the field where they will spend the day harvesting vegetables and picking weeds. each inmate earns two cents an hour. >> we have 63 acres of vegetable gardens that we grow vegetables on, anything from squash, tomatoes, mustard greens, collard greens. >> inmates at elayn hunt harvest more than 1 million pounds of crops per year. all of it used at the prison. >> one ha

. >>> britney norwood was sentenced to spend the rest of her natural life in the maryland correctionalystem. judge robert greenburg saying to her, with all the lies you told after this murder it was just incredible. you are one hell of a liar, ma'am. those were his words. the judge's words. he says i have no doubt you are deeply troubled but i don't know why this happened. i cry. i cry for your

there's no single loyalty that these people can bring with them, since they only had a -- a natural lifeycle of three weeks. there's no sustaining power to them. so her endorsement will be a news event. for some reason. but the voters will move on. the debates are far more interesting in terms of what influence these people can have. >> richard wolf to michele bachmann, there is no there there. john ward, he just made the trip from iowa to new hampshire on air romney, i hear. john ward, tell us, the latest from the on the ground in new hampshire. i would like you to specifically address the question of jon huntsman and whether the results of last night are a good thing or bad thing for his candidacy? >> well, you know, i think jon huntsman is going to eat into romney's support a little bit, but i don't think that the results in iowa impact jon huntsman a whole lot. i thought from the beginning that the huntsman's message was not in tune with where a lot in the republican party are. just not the right cycle for him. and it's -- i mean, he's at 10% or so, so he's campaigned hard here in ne

permanently all of a explains how scientists hope exploring the moon will help us better understand the nature of life back here on our planet. ross cosmos want to send first off to unmanned probes to the surface of our nearest celeste steele neighbor and take samples bring them back to earth so they can be studied and analyzed with the hope eventually that we can set up a permanent base on the move now this all sounds very science fiction but it could very soon be science fact a moon base has been said that it could very well be a very good place to to launch spacecraft from could also be a very good place to build spacecraft of course the the gravity of the moon much less than there is an earth would get see the effect that lessened gravity or zero gravity would have on a spacecraft much more than we can ever simulate on earth hopefully lots of very exciting things that we can see coming up in the next few years there say they're hoping to these unmanned probes can be the first step towards perhaps setting up a permanent home on the moon what he's put her all over according right there so moon base

ball control nature no one should control life no one can have that great input patterns and nature and right as long as my wife and i have life within us we will always go down and fight for the rights of par was always to be able to use her seat from year to year no one should take that right away from anyone. this is why the judge ruled number one if you are contaminated against your wishes by might satisfy your own no longer own your seats or plants they become the ownership of a corporation in this case points out. he also ruled we were not allowed. to use our seeds were planted again. he also ruled that all our profit from our nine hundred ninety eight canola crop ghost amounts happened. in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven as a result of a simple discovery life changed dramatically for the seventy year old farmer a power line runs along the edge of percy schmeiser was probably as usual the power company had the surrounding vegetation controlled by applying the herbicide round up but in spite of this powerful chemical volunteer canola plants continue to thrive among the we th

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pp geraldo at large" is with us. >> i think you'll see joran van der sloot spending most of his natural lifeng in a high andes prison in peru on the bolivian border, i do indeed. jenna: why do you think that -- do you believe that? >> the person he chose to murder, stephanie flores, hers is a prominent family, her dad a multi millionaire, former presidential candidate, they are paying acute, close attention to this whole proceeding, and they will bring -- and he also confessed to the murder. jenna: he confessed to the murder but he also says this wasn't a murder he planned, this was a crime that happened because he got angry at this girl because she saw something on his computer and that, if it's not a murder that has premeditation, it's my indianaing in -- understanding in peru he could get as little as eight years in prison. >> technically that's problem. when you look at him, he's had the same arrogance he's always had, he is in many ways flirting with the three female judges, he is the self centered narcissistic i believe murderer of natalee holloway, the alabama teenager who went missin

life. >> this natural phenomenon is caused by a highly charged particles from solar storms, at hitting the earth's atmosphere. this evening, people are scanning the sky to catch a glimpse of the natural wonder. this is a rare sight this far south. >> the number might happen when charged particles makes the atmosphere globe. this happens very rarely from our latitude. >> conditions are perfect for seeing the northern lights tonight. clear skies and a view of the northern horizon. the displays could last from a few minutes to hours on end. they are dependent on the weather and space. so far, people have been seeing them. not yet here. those who are interested watch and wait. if nothing else, it is a good night for stargazing. >> you have been watching newsday on the bbc. >> the french senate has approved a bill making it a criminal offense to deny a genocide was committed by turks against armenians during the first world war. turkey has described the vote as unjust and irresponsible. you had been watching newsday. thank you for being with us. we will see you again soon. >> make sense of inte

life. >> this natural phenomenon is caused by a highly charged particles from solar storms hitting the earth'stmosphere. this evening, people are scanning the sky to get a glimpse of a natural wonder that is a rare sight this far south. >> the northern lights happen when a stream of charged particles from the sun comes into the atmosphere and makes it go. they happened early in our latitude because of solar activity. perhaps the conditions are perfect for seeing the northern lights tonight with a clear sky and view of the northern horizon. the display can last from a few minutes to hours. it depends on the weather in space. experts say that is unpredictable. so far this evening, people have been singing them. -- seeing them. not yet here. they watch and wait. if nothing else, it is a good night for stargazing. >> bbc news in north yorkshire. >> welcome to the year of the dragon. thousands gathered in temples across china to commemorate the first day of the new year. the country is writing an economic wave that has become the envy of much of the world. the critical questions for this year are w

if you're not a natural born at a senate committee report numbers he is, even you're naturalized another whole life over here and even if you than the u.s. military come you're still not good not to be our president. as i was on a natural born citizen, that would be offensive to me. show a close-up? dynamic very much -- wow under the wire. this better be good. >> i have a question about your next book. >> good. >> what about odd pieces of legislation? maybe it's cheap route, too many odd kinds of statutes running around that would not make a great book. there's some really crazy things you >> pacifico authorship of her? because if you read the book you'll find out the die-cast vehicle over here if you would read the book. you looked at me like i was crazy and walked away. not this book, but a different boat. state versus state: 10 greatest jurisdictions of all time. i've gotten comments that said it would be a good but. what's your question? [laughter] i don't know. i'm not interested in that boat. odd legislation? in kansas it's illegal to drink shakes without a cover. or whatever. it doesn't say

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. >> while waiting her he self sacrificing nature came out, refusing a life jacket. >> she was giving them away to elderly and people in wheelchair autos they got a shore but hadn't ruled out other options. had staying on the ship gotten more dangerous. >> my some mom said she would have done that if all elves failed. swam to shore, yeah. >> the lynchesed to wait for new passports in rome. the family thopz get on a flight back home to california tomorrow night. live in placerville abc 7 news. >> thank you. and it's now just after 2:00 in the morning in itally. as rescuers continue to search hope of finding more survivors is fading quickly now. two americans are among the 29 people who have not been seen since the ship ran aground. family and friends say the couple had been looking forward to the trip and praig for good news. >> and i hope our prayers are with them. >> this home videos shows a frantic scene when the ship hit rocks. the cruise line says the company, the captain, rather caused the crash by deviating from the course, possibly to wave to friends of employees on shore, he's

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are getting to the end now, and you mentioned that you are adjusting your perspective on the nature of a life in science, and i assume your life or anyone's life? anyone who chooses science? what did you mean by that? >> guest: i think i was coming to the end there, and i started my scientific career at cal tech in pasadena with roger perry and spent the first five fabulous years of my life in science with him, went about my way, and then in writing this book, i got to know another cal tech professor, john doe, who is influence the me tremendously in this nondynamic theory, this control theory stuff, and he's the one beginning to help me think and lead the way in shaping how i think neuroscience should be thought of in the future, and how it should do its research and thinking in terms of layers and the protocols between the layers, and, again, those spooks in the system just -- we're not capturing the problem that provides us an answer that we're happy with. we need the new tool, and so i think i said it was fun to return to the place of birth to once again talk to someone from that great in

are getting to the end now and you mentioned that you are adjusting your perspective on the nature of a life in science. maybe you didn't want anyone's life, anyone that chooses science. what did you mean by that? >> guest: i think i was coming to the end, and i started my scientific career and spent five years of my life in science with him and when i went about my ways then in writing this book got to know another professor who influenced me tremendously and is a non-dynamic pherae of this control pherae stuff and he is the one who is beginning to help me think and lead the way in shaping how i think neuroscience should be thought of in the future, and how we should go about meeting its research in terms of the lawyers and the protocols between the leaders and in those spooks in the system are just we are not capturing the problem that will provide us an answer we are happy with. we need these new tools, and so i think food i said a was fun to return to the place of birth to once again be talking to someone from the great institution and having them lead the way in trying to get some think

issues that get short shrift, and that is the issue faith, marriage, the protection of life from naconception until natural. i have a long record of standing for life, conception to natural death, standing up for marriage between man and woman, even though sometimes it is considered politically unacceptable or unpopular stands. some things are a strong foundation. it doesn't matter what the current culture says, it matters what is true. it matters what is right. it matters of what the longstanding issue is on average. -- what the longstanding issue is on marriage. iowans will weigh in on tuesday night, will weigh in on a boost as for marriage between a man and woman, who stands for life, not just to be politically popular, but who really means it and is going to do something about it. that is why we seen such a strong showing of support from the faith community, and quite frankly, why we have seen such as support from young people. young people are concerned about the culture they are about to step into an embrace as adults, and are also very concerned about the spending, because they recognize that when t

thomas hobbs in 1561 said in a state of nature the life of man is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short. years later, another countered that in the state of nature nothing can be more gentle than man in his primitive state. both of the mens spoke from the armed chair and neither knew about what life was like in the state of nature, and today we can do better. there's way to measure death rates in non-state societiesment one is forensic archaeology, a csi method. basically, what proportion of skeletons have trauma like bashed in skulls, decapitated skeletons, arrow heads embedded, fractures on bones -- the fracture you get when you hold up your arm to ward off a blow, and mummies found with ropes on your neck. this space doesn't accommodate visual, but i have a graph of 20 prehistoric archaeological sites in which they are trying to find skeletons with signs of violent trauma ranging from 0% to 60% with the average of 15%. let's compare that 15% figure with those of some state societies. for example, the united states and europe in the 20th century, the comparable rate of death was