the ray gun always won. ahh! oh! called the active denial system, it's been tested on humans, 11,000 times. bring it on! (laughter). >> reporter: once on then assistant secretary of the air force sue peyton. (screaming) (laughter) who touted it as the solution to the accidental killing of iraqi civilians by american troops. >> huge break through. huge game changer. >> reporter: would this save lives in iraq? >> it would save huge numbers of lives. >> reporter: but the ray gun never made it to iraq. as the program manager at the time, colonel kirk hymes told us, military commanders have a hard time trust ago weapon that doesn't kill. if this system could kill people it would be easier to field? >> lethal weapons have an easier time getting into our system. >> reporter: in 2010, the ray gun was shipped to afghanistan where prevention of civilian casualties is seen as key to success. but it was sent right back because american commanders were afraid the afghan people would see it as a torture device or a plot to sterili

the ray gun always won.icially called the act of denial system it's been tested on humans 11,000 times, but the ray gun never made it to iraq as the program manager at the time told us, military commanders have a hard time trusting a weapon that doesn't kill. >> if this system could kill people, it would be easier to sell. >> lethal weapons have an easier time getting into our system. >> reporter: you're going up against the culture of your own military. >> absolutely. >> reporter: 2010 the ray gun was shipped to afghanistan for prevention of civilian casualties is seen as key to success. the current program manager, colonel tracy told us what happened. >> it was sent back to the united states. >> reporter: why is it sent back? >> yeah, that's a great question. >> reporter: the answer is, american commanders were afraid the afghan people would see it as a torture device or part of a plot to sterilize afghan men. now he's trying again to send it to afghanistan. he just spent four days auditioning the new impr

but he was in the battle at x-ray until we were pulled out of there. and he didn't go back to placu to do his reports. peter arnet, neil shehan but he and a flock of out journalists who came in at the end of the battle, they milled around interviewing troopers and then they got on the bird and went out. joe went out, also, but the battle was over. and he had to get his copy into upi. you'll find that somewhere. i'll try to look it up for you. >> what is it like to be

the way until the time that ray bradbury got married to. i wrote about it in the american conservative a month or so back if you want to check that article on line about ray bradbury. also right about him in "blue collar intellectuals". when it came time for him -- she graduated high school in 1938. came time for him to go to college. the tragedy was he couldn't go to college. one of these rick santorum guys -- guys rick santorum was talking about. he couldn't go to college. the money to do so in the depression, rather than go to college ray bradbury went to the library three days a week. he did this for years, he read and he read and he read. at 18 years old ray bradbury had a better understanding of education than our society does all these years later. today is all that piece of paper. we give you that paper, that paper and so on. ray bradbury could have cared less about the diploma. all he cared about was learning. one of the things i love about ray bradbury is when people ask -- he is the only blue-collar intellectual who is still aliv

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not just x-rayed. didn't want to zone in order to do a lens. x-ray. it was another on the side of the mountain. they saw -- coming across the clearing. one of these helicopters. so i selected that and the assault -- in fact -- at the position fired our choice and i gathered together, you've seen the remains of it. on the western end of the airstrip. i gathered all the hospitelicop. all my company commanders. 50 people. and i issued my option. something like -- and why did i gather all these people? because i wanted them all to know my concept. my plan of maneuver and of fire support. which companies would land when. with succession. why? i went on the game and somebody who went -- wasn't any confusion. i did that every time i went into battle. vietnam. i made a mistake which i've always regretted. i take full responsibility. i should have put more on the mountain. right there, matt dillon, british operations officer right there. they didn't suggest it. the tie ins in the valley. in accordance, which was about an hour and a half northwest of x-ray and

and the grave test on x-ray and know the battles in vietnam. i have three or four principles of leadership which i think are applicable any endeavor on the athletic field, boxing ring. in business, military, with what you do. and the first principle is, if you have a baseball, three strikes and you're out. not so in the game of life and other endeavors. three strikes and you're not out. number two, there's almost always something you can do to influence a situation. and after that, one more thing. and after that, one more thing. and the more "one more things" you do, the more opportunities that open up. and then that connection, whenever i was in a tight spot on the battlefield or in a time-critical decision environment in the pentagon involving tens of thousands of people and millions of dollars, personnel chief of the army for 2 1/2 years. i would think what am i doing that i should not be doing? what am i not doing that i should be doing to influence the situation? in my favor. and associated with that principle of "one more thing" i've lear

we needed ray-ray. ray rice. >> we're glad you're staying, rice. >>> terror scare in philadelphia, when a man drove his car onto the runway at an airport. >> i was embarrassed and humiliated and then angry that i was treated this way. >> what one mother was asked to do, as she went through security. and... >> i'm mike schuh, in essex. and this is kisses. and her owner karen. kisses has a very special story shared by a few animals. how you can help when eyewitness news continues. >>> severe storms to our west. how will they impact our weather. bob has details in the updated forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> incredibility new video today of the man who drove his car into the airport. this caused panic and fears of a terror attack. whit johnson has more on the charges the suspect faces. >> we've got a rogue vehicle driving around on the airport. >> reporter: with a black jeep cherokee, flashing across the tarmac. >> what's going on? >> i don't know. we're trying to figure that out right now. >> reporter:

bob, i believe senator schumer who will defend ray kelly and mayor bloomberg will defend ray kelly i think it will cross part lines. >> your blood is boiling,. >> i cannot believe what you said. having been there and having watched and lost a lot of close friends in 9/11 tell me you do not believe what you say. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> you and the troopers need to step away from the 9/11 report. we watched it happen. the reason why it happened if you want to point a finger someone had osama bin laden and let him go. was it george bush? no, it wasn't. it was bill clinton. let him go. >> the c.i.a. has a list of terrorists and they did not cross-reference it with the f.b.i. >> i was illegal to do so. the patriot act broke down the wall. >> had there been communication --. >> if they break the law it would be okay? >> that would not be breaking the law. >> we will continue after the break and come back less tense. >>bob: president obama take as lot of heat for accepting $1 million from bill maher who had awful things to say about conservative women of america who asked the presiden

. >> how about the -- at x-ray you had no friendly fire at x-ray at all. >> no. you mean zblsh in terms of anything -- >> coming in on us? >> yeah. >> i never heard of any there. i always remember this. the rest of our battalion, 2the were just going to take our fox holes for the night. i always remember going down to -- another fo came in and i went down and said to him, you really got to pay attention and you really got to put the stuff out there and stuff like that. i tried to cheer him up and all that. he got killed in albany before i could see him again. were you his replacement? >> right. that's what happened. very odd thing. we stayed the night -- i always remember our uniforms were so -- the smell of death and all of that that we burned our uniforms, they had all brand-new nice uniforms for us. jungle fatigues, this time. not the old ones from the states. >> were you still wearing state's -- >> yeah. and we burned our boots and they were so bad. and they gave us all new jungle boots. we were all excited to have new uniforms. and i remember going to the th

. >> and this is at x-ray. >> no. this is before x-ray. >> were you involved in separation silver bayonet? >> yes. yes. i got into a few fire -- we were out all the time. our company was out -- we'd go out for four days, come in for one. go out for a week, come in for two. constantly. we were hardly ever in base camp. we were always moving. >> but it was the contact with the enemy was very light -- >> very light. >> -- in these operations. >> very light. >> your role as an fo in that was to bring in the world on top of whatever -- wherever the infantry called for it. >> right. >> so when you first get to vietnam, you have this period of time when you get to go out and work with the infantry. that's your ojt. >> right. did you move with the infantry unit around the four or five days before november 14th? >> yeah. i lived with the infantrymen. i never left then. interestingly enough, other fos didn't get assigned directly to one company. i never understood that but i was always with these guys. i didn't know anything ab

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this is wa2mxr, whiskey alpha two mike x-ray romeo.to the contents of a letter that has intrigued him for years. tukufu zuberi. come on in. what do you got for me? i have what i think is a piece of nasa satellite. there is the piece. okay. [ chuckles ] and i also received a letter that came with it. hmm, interesting. now, where did you get all this stuff from? well, i had a contact with a gentleman in maryland whose name was doc; that's what i knew him on the air as. doc was also a ham radio operator. they met on the air in october 1978. i took some notes while i was talking to him. doc told him he had worked on a communication satellite program for nasa in the early 1960s... "echo 2 satellite," interesting. and that the satellite was made from an experimental material. i really couldn't understand what it was made out of, so he said if i sent him an envelope, he would send me back a piece of the satellite. and he did. i would think a satellite would be made of a harder material than this. well, he explained this was the beginning of c

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ray allen to prevent the catch.gasol jumped out as he gets the ball and then great play by garnett, the awareness to tip it out and pierce. >> mike: andrew bynum, meanwhile, career season continues, another terrific game for bynum, now an all-star as kobe bryant gives this young center a hug and bryant now with lisa salters. >> lisa: thanks, mike. kobe, you were just saying that play out of the time-out for andrew, your play, tell me about it. >> well, look, everybody in here thought it was coming to me. and, you know, andrew has improved so much. i felt like supported me in that situation so throw the ball to him. they had a hard time dealing with him all night long and finally give it to him and he went to work. >> lisa: what did you say to him before you went back on the court. >> i said we're going to come to you and post you, be strong, come in double, make an easy play, if they don't, do what you do. >> lisa: the hug you had, what were you saying postgame just now. >> big for him. that was the first time we've

you see a few rays of sunshine coming through the clouds here in baltimore, a few rays of hope. 68 right now. humidity is quite high as it has been for the last several days, up around 70%. through the day in annapolis, you can see the clouds holding rather tough, tough to find any sunshine. at times you get a little bit late in the day with you it -- day, but it came in later. our shot from loch raven tech in towson showing no sunshine. boy, they have been socked in with the fog. you have the beaches for most of the last few days. a little bit of sun at times in ocean city. that was our view from plim plaza. most spots in the 70s in virginia. winds light from the east but really in the will lot happening weather wise. humidity remaining high. this sets the stage for, yes, more potential fog overnight. here we were go a similar scenario. the fog held throughout much of the mid-part of the morning and resulted in an overcast sky. so you see that pocket of commit account for highs compared to -- 60s for highs compared to 80s in places. just couldn't get there with the abundant cloud cover.

last night the fire chief john robert ray received the same treatment. the vote came down 396-14. the union said the effort had been planned long before leopold's indietment. they said the main issue is staffing and there are 60 unfilled positions leaving working firefighters at a potential disadvantage. ray responded saying i have proudly served the citizens of anne arundel for 34 years and believes my record votes for itself. that doesn't mean ray has to step down but their intention was to bring attention to these issues. >>> had some morning cloud cover. you see the sun coming out in earnest allowing the temperatures to get into the mid-50s. temperature wise low 50s now. you can see it's cooler north and west. 43 in manchester. look at these wind gusts so far today. we've gusted to more than 40 in german town, rest ton, nearly 40 in woodbridge. the current steady ones closer to 10 to 15. 50s, breezy and mild. we will be turning cooler quickly as we go into the late evening hours. we'll talk about that and how your weekend is a sort of split scenario. >> abc2 continues to lead

. >> you guys familiar with those back scatter x-ray machines at the airport? >> like this? that's the one. >> the new body scanner program is nothing but a giant fraud. >> jonathan korbut is an engineer, he claims he claims he figured out a way to get things through those back scatter x-ray machines. he says they're useless. all you have to do is put what you want to smuggle through on the sides of your body. >> if you have a metallic object on your side t will be the same as the background and completely invisible. >> he claims he smuggled a small metal tin in a side pocket inside his shirt without any problems. >> i'm not about to win videoography awards for my hidden camera footage. you can watch as i walk through the security line. my camera gets put on the conveyor belt, when it comes out, i'm through and it never left my pocket. >> this guy is making a video about this so that every scary person on the planet will know how to smuggle a gun on a plane? >> aviation experts say what co korbut did was nothing. they say a small metal case is nothing. >> it could have been

>> oh, dear. >> "the adventures of tintin" will be available on blu-ray and dvd starting march 13.tt for "teen kids news." >> that wraps up our show, but we'll be back soon with more "teen kids news." >> thanks for joining us, and have a great week. 

>> i think so, ray. when you as you said you don't want to put too much weight on any single month worth of data. but it is important to start doing a little bit of addition and looking at what we're seeing on the employment front, having three very strong months of robust job growth well beyond the number of jobs we need to keep pace with the growth of the population, on top of 17 months of adding jobs every month to the economy. seeing the unemployment rate coming down, even as more people are entering if into the labor market, seeing wages increasing, seeing temporary help go up, seeing hours of work go up, all of that added together on top of decreasing unemployment insurance claims, data, really suggest that we have turned a significant corner with regards to improvement in the labor market. >> suarez: diane swonk, you had a lack at the numbers, what are your general observations about february 2012? >> well, certainly it was a good month. and a agree that the trend has been in the right direction.

. >> suarez: and i'm ray suarez. on the "newshour" tonight, we hear from a leader of the opposition in exile, and get the latest on the siege and the humanitarian situation. >> brown: then we take up online privacy, as google introduces a new policy that could allow the company to dig deeper into the lives and habits of its billion plus users. >> suarez: spencer michels reports on the push in california to construct a high speed rail system despite the state's troubled economy. >> >> it's a model for high speed rail. there's no backing off. >> our state budget is collapsing and yet they hold on to this pipe dream of funding high speed rail. >> brown: plus, we focus on two key states in play on super tuesday: tennessee and georgia. >> suarez: and we close with another in our "daily download" series. tonight, we look at how candidates use photos on social media. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and the william and flora hewlett foundation, work

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this year, ray rice tagged as the ravens' franchise player. news, first year wide receiverrer, lee evans, infamously known for the big drop. had his contract terminated today, joining cornerback chris car today. general manager ozzie newsome did not dismiss the possibility of both their returns. >>> meantime, baseball, our masn on orioles spring training report. found left-handed pitcher zach briton, fairing well during a bull pen throwing session today. he tossed 25, pain-free pitches. also today, it was the unofficial start to spring training with the first of two scheduled intrasquad games. surprisingly, the game was dominated by pitching as is typical in early camp games. here's buck with the rundown. >> we're trying to simulate the games that are going to start here shortly. and we'll do it again tomorrow. and i think everybody was a little excited to get out here next. you know, the progression of pitchers throwing sides. then they throw bp hitters in there, not swinging. then bp. and the next step is to come over here. it's just part of

no me llamo marÍa me m llama ray josÉ. me llamo coty. mi padres me dijeron marÍa josÉ. sigo viÉndome ahÍ. no puedo parar de ver esa carita. >>el baÚl del recuerdo. >>> pero fue maravilloso fue una etapa, yo era muy niÑa. y me dierona oportunidad en el fondo. ser un poco libres frente a la cÁmara y fue muy bueno. hay un regreso a la televisiÓn en espaÑol. quizÁs pronto. >>> yo nunca digo nunca y lo mÁs importante, que creo que en un minuto de la vida. que hacen pelÍculass teresantes en este mundo. y uno no puede decir que no. se van a presentar oportunidades en el cine. >>> novelas quizÁs novelas no, pero nunca se puede decir nunca. hay una novela univisiÓn. >>> uno nunca sabe. >>> por ahora estoy bastante ocupada estoy haciendo una serie de televisiÓn. que ya va, tiene 9 aÑos al aire. y es exitosa, nivel profesional, ¿que sigue para ti?. >>> yo tengo, bastante tiempo en el show firme un contrato, tengo un aÑo mÁs. la serie vamos entrando al dÉcimo aÑo. y es un Éxito rotundo en la serie nÚmero 1 en este minuto con 22 millones de personas. y seria no gozar lo que estoy pa

. >> suarez: and i'm ray suarez. on the "newshour" tonight, we get the latest on the state of play in the republican race from "newshour" political editor christina bellantoni and dante chinni of our patchwork nation project. >> woodruff: then, we update the war in afghanistan as british prime minister cameron and president obama outline plans to draw down forces and hand over security to the afghans. >> we both have lost a number of extraordinary young men and women in theatre. what's undeniable though and what we can never forget is our forces are making real progress. >> suarez: gwen ifill looks at the debate over voter identification laws, as more and more states require photo i.d.s at the polls. >> woodruff: we sit down with actor george clooney and human rights activist john prendergast, just back from a visit to sudan to document evidence of genocide. >> it gets in your blood stream and you have a responsibility to them. and you have to continue to go back. >> suarez: and we talk with ecologist ben strauss abo

upper 40s to near 50 in monday ray bay. rain is spreading south today. the breezes will be around 20-30 more for most of us possibly up to 40 miles an hour. rain will linger tomorrow morning and scattered tomorrow afternoon. one last chance of rain on saturday. three of our seven days are full of rain. as far as today, you can see it coming down light to moderate during afternoon hours. temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. antioch and san jose, palo alto last to see the rain could hit the mid-60s. we have a longer way down monterey bay, low to mid-60s for you mid-60s as you head inland. tonight we have rain. it will fall everywhere.

new lives are helping to heal wounds a little boy named ray is learning to walk now born a week after the tsunami gibbs japan strength to move forward every day. >> 3, 2, 1. >> and with that they unveiled a special permanent plaque here in baltimore that remembered the reservoir and what happened one year ago and a world away. in addition to remembers the lives lost they also celebrated the partnership with baltimore has with the kawasaki cityschool. they planted cherry blossoms to commemorate the strength of those who lived. >>> and we know cherry blossoms are peaking down towards the dc area. if you are heading there, it's been so warm they are peaking early towards the end of march. get down there and, of course, i know you probably seen them in your yard. everything is peaking out at this morning. looks like spring is upon us and especially feels like that today. now clear night out there, this is the radar nothing going on in maryland's most powerful radar. it's a clear night out there. clear as a bell absolutely gorgeous and looks like we are going to continue the clear skies th