paul henry led six of the expeditions. >> it is always a time capsule. you see the ship frozen in 1 seconds. it is easy to a imagine that people are still there. >> the collection has been valued at $189 million. potential buyers might include museums or philanthropists. this is where the survivors from the titanic finally came ashore. the ship itself slowly disintegrated on the ocean floor. 100 years on, the story of the collision between technology continues to fascinate. >> eve arnold has died at the age of 99. she captured images of many celebrities and political figures, but it was her iconic photos of marilyn monroe that made her famous all over the world. let's have a look back at some of her most memorable pictures. ♪ ♪ >> you have been watching "newsday." >> after a decade of war in iraq and afghanistan, the united states is embarking on the biggest change in military strategy in a generation. it is shifting its emphasis towards the asia-pacific region. >> make sense of international news. bbc.com/news. >> funding is made possible by -- the free

paul came across as grandfatherly, he roars and warm. >>henryuld you think about the governor of arizona point your finger at barack obama. >> it plays well to her audience, but anytime you start winning figures that someone is a sign that most people do not like. audiences do not like that in general. >>henry: let's take a look at some of the state of the union from barack obama. >> he has a smile. that is one of the reasons that his likability reason it's-just let ability ratings are still up. he has agreed to a new and smile. >>henry: his athleticism about his game, as it was he is wonderful to watch. the flows well. >>henry: we love having you on, carol, you are so insightful. >>henry: when we come back, redistricting. will you are voted for and who will represent you is changing. the to know? we have the guy who came up with the plan when we come back. >>marty: last night lee's estimated 500 demonstrators marched from frank ogawa plaza and attempted to take over the henry j. kaiser convention center. today, city leaders are saying that prot

now, you also write that ron paul is the henry cabot lodge of 2012. what does that mean? >> no, i said that jon huntsman was the henry cabot lodge. that's right. henry cabot lodge in 1964. >> they look alike. >> he was ambassador to saigon under presidents kennedy and johnson and he actually won the republican primary for president as a write-in candidate while he was a world away and again, he never went that far after that. jon huntsman is a republican who served as a diplomat under a democratic president and yet is trying to show some strength in new hampshire. and yet, he's being criticized for it as lodge was. lodge won. i'm not sure what jon huntsman will do but the parallels are striking. jon huntsman is the first republican since henry cabot lodge to have served in a democratic administration and run for president. >> wow. so it's going to be interesting. you also brought up in the break that last night, all these protests canceling of two events and santorum had some turbulence and newt gingrich said i don't want to deal with it. it's a mix of occupiers and ron p

of young voters just voted for ron paul half so this is from business insider henry blodget he points out that forty seven percent of voters under thirty voted for paul in new hampshire the reason why you don't have to be a genius to see that if our government continues on its present course borrowing and spending way more than it takes in the country is going to be screwed ron paul acknowledges that and ron paul's ideas though radical in some cases promises major change older voters for obvious reasons don't really care that the country's finances are unsustainable because they'll be dead by the time that comes around to pay for it oh that's exactly right they're hoping that their they'll die before they have to pay these deaths that's their strategy that's their democratic thought process and what will be dead soon so all these problems we don't have the word of a ron paul is appealing to younger voters because the younger voters realize that. their only hope in not being forced into debt slavery well it's also the fact that the baby boomers prefer thirty years now have relied on th

and i thought about other folk heroes, and the first names that popped into my head work jon henry and pauld they seem to mean that hill didn't belong in that category. because as one of his friend said, he earned his mythology the hard way. how did he learn, how did he earn his mythology and it seemed to me that he earned a because of his answer to a profound question, which was if they cause is important enough to live for, isn't also worth dying for? and it was in the answer to that question i think that he began to become a folk hero. so how did he come to answer that question in the affirmative? you have to extend his character and his beliefs, and to do that you've got to study his beginning steps i wanted to study his swedish boyhood and his family origins, which i did, and which i think were important to understand the influences. how did he become an activist? and how did he become to write the music that he did? where he developed his sense of humor, which is pretty biting and pretty wicked. and what determined his decision or influenced his decision to emigrate in the first place

in 2004, john kerry, in 1992, paul songas, michael dukakis, henry cabot lodge, john f. kennedy.ident it's a safe bet they will wine in new hampshire. they will win. there are two exemptions to the rule. two exceptions to the massachusetts guy winning in new hampshire in modern political history. 1980, jimmy carter got a primary challenge from the left from inside the democratic party from ted kennedy, ted kennedy was from massachusetts, he did not beat the incumbent president in that new hampshire primary. that is kind of an exception but was an incumbent president, not really. the only other exception to the massachusetts guy not winning in new hampshire, the massachusetts guy being surprisingly weak, defying history to lose new hampshire, the only other example? mitt romney. when he lost new hampshire in 2008 to john mccain of arizona. john mccain cleaned mitt romney's clock in 2008. mccain surged from a horrible fourth place finish in iowa to win in new hampshire, beating even the guy from massachusetts, who always wins new hampshire. then john mccain went to south carolina,

paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> authorities confirmed a body found hanging from a structure is a homicide suspect. the death of henryleon is being investigated as a suicide. police say he was the father of the girl's 9-month-old child. >>> they are trying to figure out why it took 9 months to notify a missing woman's woman's family that her remains were found. her family didn't find out till last week. they say they are taking steps to make sure a delay doesn't happen again. investigators believe her death was not an accident. >>> a candlelight vigil will mark 23 years since she disappeared. she was 13 when she vanished on her way home. the candlelight vigil will retrace her same steps. her parents and brother will lead the walk as they have done for every year since she went missing. >> every year you hope, say this is the day she is coming home. the fact it remains an open case for the police, they are hoping with us. they are doing everything they can. >> she would be 36 years old today. her disappearance is an open case. police are offering a reward for information leading to the rest and conviction of anyone re