i just can't believe it and to think it wasn't found by scuba divers but reeled in by a guy who thoughte caught a fish makes it even cooler. >> wow that is amazing. >> really cool and nice who knew a memory card could survive under water all that time. >> now we know. >> salt water. >> if it was salt water ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs >> and now reader of cue cards, david letterman!

yes i'm scuba i'm from cuba a socialist country where that sort of thing is banned but i was still interested in the one nine hundred ninety s. i was a student at hopkins state university i studied physics and mathematics in those days was sort of young traveled around the soviet union. or you know they held meetings in big holes and people came to listen to his teaching or. found out about his message. religion and faith shouldn't just be decoration in your life it should be your life. that's why we came here to be a part of life in the community like that where we try to live in harmony with nature grow our own vegetables and to produce our own food. for. the summer dry and above all we try to make our life for the community as if it was one big family and that's the most important thing. as a faithful member of the community adrian must open up his own home for the night to guests who will attend the festival. and five o'clock in the evening the faithful begin to make their way to fusion valley on the mountain where exactly seven pm they will at last set eyes on the man they have made the

scuba diving is a new passion for me.the water. >> i've been diving for about 28 years. as soon as i break the surface of that water, all those problems that are going on in everyday life just disappear and i'm just alone with myself and the creatures in the ocean. >> always seeking new adventure, the two head south, where the big boys play. >> this site is off the island of guadalupe. it's about?-- i think about 160 miles off the coast of baja, california. >> i had a little bit of apprehension on the way out about being that close to the top predator in the ocean. >> it takes them a full 24 hours to reach their destination, but the payoff is spectacular. >> because you've got really warm water and tons of sharks. yeah, on the first day we definitely had an exciting moment. we had a shark actually?-- a big female come in and she grabbed hold of one of the baits. >> and right at the bottom where i was filming out of the bottom of the cage. >> you could hear the noise. you could feel the impact. >> knocked my camera back, b

yes i'm scuba i'm from cuba a socialist country where that sort of thing is banned but i was still interested in the one nine hundred ninety s. i was a student at hopkins state university i studied physics and mathematics in those days was so young traveled around the soviet union. you put up or you be held meetings in big holes and people came to listen to his teaching or if you noticed you know that's how i found out about his message. religion and faith shouldn't just be a decoration in your life it should be your life. i think that's why we came here to be a part of life in the community like that where we try to live in harmony with nature grow our own vegetables and to produce our own food. for. the summer dry and above all we try to make our life for the community as if it was one big family and that's the most important thing. as a faithful member of the community adrian must open up his own home for the night to guests who will attend the festival. at five o'clock in the evening the faithful begin to make their way to fusion valley on the mountain where exactly seven pm they will at

>>> a couple was vacationing down in the national park in indonesia and they went scuba diving and theyet up with a turtle. they said the turtle thought they were food. >> bite on this. >> and bites on their gear. >> it's a snapping turtle! >> luckily it is not a snapping turtle because that would hurt. >> this turtle goes after them constantly. >> this turtle really loves this girl. >> i don't think he thinks she's schayesty like i want to eat you like a treat, i think he thinks she's tasty! >> someone but a go pro in their crab net and gives us a look-see what happens in the day in the life of a crab. >> they always put a big hunk of fish in the middle, it's what attracts them in there. >> it's not just crab we can see. >> early on first the fish come. >> and the fish swim away and the crab is everybody out! you have two crabs fighting over it. the fish come back. >> they are really scaring the fish away. >> look here. >> a different friend decides to swim in, the stingray is, hey, everybody, what's for dinner tonight? >> at one point they pull the crab net up and they check it out. >

. >>> and we have harrowing video, tonight, of a scuba diving boat sinking into the ocean off a popular dive site near thailand. passengers scrambling for their lives as the boat disappears in the waves. someone onboard the rescue boat recorded it all. though, the boat went down in a matter of minutes, everyone was saved. >>> and next, right here tonight, our special report on children and guns in our homes and at the neighbors' homes, where our children play. every other day, a child is accidentally shot to death. so, we at abc news wanted to start a conversation about what we can all do together about making them safe. earlier, we showed you our little experiment. you tell kids not to touch guns. and you watch what they do when they think no one is watching. we showed stunned parents who told their children never to touch a gun, see what the children do, when they think no one is watching. >> don't touch the gun. >> reporter: when the words say don't touch it. tell an adult. >> don't touch. >> i know. >> reporter: their bodies can't seem to resist. they look for bullets by staring rig

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in the animatronic there are just so many things that were completely unique to that i learned to scuba dive on that film like this just a crazy year long adventure given pinches so you've had a great life oh yeah i certainly feel grateful for the for the things that i've had you know the experiences that i've had a boy of twenty five. week on twitter wants to know if you intend to sign up on twitter a lot of people as drum up that they want to do it if they do i know i can understand i wouldn't rule it out but i probably wouldn't do it on my own accord i'd have to have to get peer pressured and we're going to show a little game called if you only knew remember the first girl you kissed yes. it was a name he was in a movie. it was his name as a lovely it was a polish girl is doing a film in poland where i played a jewish boy hiding from the nazis eleven at this little romance so they would know what happened or no but she was a fine actor so i'm sure she's doing well it was your guilty pleasure you we may not know about guilty pleasure living in new york there's so many restaurants to t

and so you can get certified to go scuba diving. sit amazing. >> employees are celebrating with cupcakes today the company has broken into the top ten, some recorded videos setting a goal to take the top spot next year. >> watch out, google. >> intuit was number eight and has a thousand job openings now. >> now to the challenge facing 49ers this weekend. not only do they have to travel, again but are going to seattle to what is known as a hostile, distracting stadium in the league because it's so loud. decibels. human scream? as much as 115 at three feet. now, imagine 60,000 screaming fans at the same level. note the meter. >> it's louder in >> century field has parabolic shapes and construction to keep sound energy sishg you'll yating inside and 40 rows of bleachers. a few weeks ago the fans set a sound record on the peak scale. for comparison... a rock concert is only 120 n fact, 138 violates osha standards. >> is that deafen something >> yes. >> cheryl teaches acoustics >> optimum amp fiction is 3 to 5 decibels. then, you can get

and so you can get certified to go scuba diving.mazing. >> employees are celebrating with cupcakes today the company has broken into the top ten, some recorded videos setting a goal to take the top spot next year. >> watch out, google. >> intuit was number eight and has a thousand job openings now. >> now to the challenge facing 49ers this weekend. not only do they have to travel, again but are going to seattle to what is known as a hostile, distracting stadium in the league because it's so loud. trucks of 79 decibels. human scream? as much as 115 at three feet. now, imagine 60,000 screaming fans at the same level. note the meter. >> it's louder in seattle. >> century field has parabolic shapes and construction to keep sound energy sishg you'll yating inside and 40 rows of bleachers. a few weeks ago the fans set a sound record on the peak scale. for comparison... a rock concert is only 120 n fact, 138 is violates osha standards. >> is that deafen something >> yes. >> cheryl teaches acoustics. >> optimum amp fiction is 3 to 5 decibel

we have $250 to use to get reimbursed for health and exercise and lessons and get certified to go scubaing. >> they're celebrating with cupcakes. while the company has broken into the top ten for the first time this year, some employees record evidence videos setting a goal to take the top spot next year. >> in mountain view, abc7 news. >> intuit has 1,000 job openings. it was number eight. to men tech and gpr also made the national top ten list. >>> pop superstar katy perry says she was brought to tears by a unique rendition of her smash hit, "roar." she was in beijing when the china national orchestra performed the song with instruments. here's perry's version first and then the orchestra. ♪ ♪ you're going to hear me roar ♪ >> at the end of the performance, perry rows to her feet and roared, bravo, and understandably. beautiful rendition. >>> just ahead, the top tom knees -- top nominees for the academy awards. a look at industrial bulldog: out with the old out with the old and in with the new! mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends monday! puppy: what's this red tag mean?

they make consumer robots, they are the guys behind the roomba robotic vacuum and scuba, which prepsscrubs any hard surface as well as the luge, that clean the gutters respectively. remember "breaking bad", the post party living room filmed from the perspective of the vacuum, that's the roomba. the company seld over 10 million of these things since 2002 and they are currently found in more than 45 countries. i'm still using one of those old vacuums when i vacuum my house -- all right. okay, maybe not lately. the other 10% of the business comes from against and security. they make small robots to be used to reconnaissance and surveillance. it has gotten smart smaller since we've gotten out of iraq. it should stabilize, it's one of the reasons why they did get hit for a while. the company has gotten into health okay, what's called telemedicine where the robots allow doctors to observe and diagnose patients in a particular hospital. it is a cost saver because they can navigate from patient to patient on its own. the need for any kind of technical setup or assistance from the staff or nu

i just can't believe -- and to think it wasn't found by scuba divers but reeled in by a guy who thought. this just makes it even more cool. >> turns out the woman had dropped the camera while sailing on lake tahoe back in 2011. she has her photos back now. >> great. >>> 5:56. next half hour, president obama hitting the road to put his plan into action. his message to the people today following last night's big state of the union address. >> two men are attacked by dogs in golden gate park and this morning, police are stationed around the park looking for one of those dogs still on the loose. we'll have the details up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, january 29th. i'm frank mallicoat. >>> a dog attack in golden gate park sends one man to the hospital and forces police to shoot and kill one dog. this morning, a second is on the loose. >> tragic as it was that her body was mutilated by the fire engine, the fire engines did not cause her death. >> what really happened to the 16-year-old victim of the asiana airlines crash? a new report that says firefighters did not kill that teenaged girl, tha

as a boy, i used to scuba dive in the andeman sea. these are pictures taken in 2002 by the great barrier reef marine park authority and they show clearly a once lush and vibrant reef, now gone baron. worsening this bleaching would be particularly hard on countries whose people depend for their protein, for their success sentence nance and economies on the bounty of the leaves. the reefs are the oceans' nurseries and they support food and economic stability as well as pretty tropical fish. new research also suggests that even the most remote depths of the ocean will suffer the consequences of climate change. a study published in the journal "global change biology" looked at various climate models to predict changes in food supply. the models predict that the changes to our ocean could lead to a worldwide drop in sea-floor dwelling life by the year 2100. the north atlantic off our shores in massachusetts and in rhode island may lose more than a third of all dee deepsea marie life. these drastic changes from our carbon pollution are daun

he'd gotten a tour a little bit earlier, looking at everything from the big-screen tvs to the scuba geart costco, but when the republicans push back at the ideas the president is putting forth, costco is often where the democrats point. because in a country where the minimum wage is $7.25 and republicans say $10.10 is too much, costco, an incredibly successful company not only pays its workers an average of $21 an hour, but provides something like 88% of them with company-sponsored health care. i want to bring in nbc news senior political editor mark murray and nbc news political producer casey hunt. let me ask you specifics first, casey. last night in the state of the union he pointed to the harkin/miller bill, which would raise the minimum wage, what's likely to happen with that? >> republican leaders here in congress were asked yesterday about whether this minimum wage bill is something they could support, and they referred to it as potentially job destroying legislation. the upshot being that as far as republicans are concerned, it doesn't really have very far to go. this is somethin

this is the company that makes the roomba, they've a new one that scrubs the floor, the scuba .othe guy idea what a sliver is -- swiffer is. >> number five is apple, down .5%. $10 million were spent in its app store last year. the top cap was mine for -- cap was my graft, angry birds star it cost me like seven dollars, but i paid for it. >> number four is netflix, falling five percent, morgan stanley cut the rating on competition in the u.s. based on products like amazon prime. facebook is up more than one percent today, they recommend purchasing the stocks in the fourth quarter results with a likely solid quarter, firing on all cylinders when it comes to monetization. we know what that means. [closing bell] stock, elier two lilly, down half of one percent, losing patent protection on cymbalta, its best-selling drug, last month, leading to predictions that revenue will decline to its lowest level. >> i heard the bell, our number one stock of the day, down one percent. the bank has agreed to pay one point $7 billion to settle claims that they ignored obvious warning signs thanks

his scuba tank and clothes were recovered nearby. all right, brian. over to you. >>> as now know, violence is escalating in iraq as bombs rock the heart of baghdad. 28 dead of recent count. this comes as a senior iraqi officials signals al qaeda's forces are on the rise, claiming the terror group has the weapons that are huge and advanced and frankly enough to occupy baghdad. so is it a real possibility? what's the threat to america and our obligation if any? we have a former navy s.e.a.l., the author of "damn few: the making of the modern s.e.a.l. warrior." you were there a few times. now the action is back there. the killing is resumed there. what are your thoughts? >> you know, i think the operators on the ground, the folks that worked in that part of the region know what we did in our window of time, that small window of time when we operated there. we taught that host nation and the local military units to be able to fight this type of fight. hard to teach them the will. we'll see what they do moving forward. >> and the reason they say that this

have got irobot, the company best known for the roomba vacuum is using a new scrubbing system with scubatry that. >> i know. in north america starting today. >> i am trying to get my head wrapped around that. number two, the drugmaker forecasts a drop in 2014 profit and reduce in sales outlet because of generic competition. the company lost 10 protection on a best-selling drug used to treat depression. >> number one, samsung. the largest maker of smart phones and televisions posted its first profit decline in nine quarters. samsung being pressured by companies like apple while at the low end, the competition out of taiwan and china, they are hurting the pricing for samsung phones. jpmorgan is paying the fine of $1.7 billion to resolve the claims in the bernie made a ponzi scheme. eric chester has more on the story. >> the news is just breaking but everybody knows this settlement has been coming for several weeks. we reported back in december that jpmorgan was headed toward a settlement of about $2 million -- of about $2 billion. the bank failed to preserve -- observed the privacy act in

scuba divers have been known to swim with them.gered because he had a hook in his mouth because of a different stunt. they perform many crazy stunts to bring attention to their surfing and clothing line the mad hueys. his wife is not amused. she said he will be in the doghouse so long he might as well get it renovated. jon: his brother instead of reaching out to help him videos the whole thing. >> reporter: all about the business. jon: patti anne, thanks. jenna: a new study look as the over all effects of extreme exercise by zeroing in on ultrarunners who cover distances longer than the 26.2 marathon distance revealing a little bit how our bodies endure with more exercise. might pale surprise you. joining us dr. kevin campbell from the university of north carolina. we've done a few stories where extreme running is an issue for the heart. you talk about that as a cardiologist. what did this stanford focused study found about extreme exercise? >> they took a control group of sedentary people and compared them to the ultrarunners. the

. >> retailer to have someone come did through the back door, scuba of the cds it tvs and take them out on the street corners after they have copied them and in hundreds of thousands guiding the business on the road. why is it difficult? >> loco is different when consumers are doing it that when a commercial entity is doing it five. >> i am suggesting the individual who breaks into the big box retailer in skips that may be only one are to takes a couple of seasons tvs and makeup is of those in the of herself and goes ahead it shares the of the nation far and wide, why is it different to what should it be acceptable for that to happen but not on the streets? >> this individual who, are they offering those copies for free? >> i think it is an important distinction whether for-profit arm of for-profit. >> we had just someone his goal was really just spread the great american intellectual property fifth by making copies in district 88 of his or her own goodwill toward thousand copies to attend the thousand copies, maria's of copies, and that is perfectly acceptable. >> we do have such i

a burch of scuba divers boarded that and we are searching the water. they have been make trips back and forth. that's a little bit to the left. they found body parts and shoes. they were size 5 1/2 and air jordans, the same shoes he was last seen wearing and they found jeans that were a size 16 which is also a match to what he was last seen wearing. the body parts that were found in the water, they have been taken to the medical examiner's office. his lawyer has been down here all morning and we are just waiting to hear back to see what the results will be. >> and to think i imagine given what they found, this mother is involved in potentially identifying this, yes? >> yes, that's right. this morning the attorney said he talked to vanessa about 2:00 this morning when she got the call. it was a brief call and this morning she was going to head to police and provide her dna samples. his father has already provided his dna and they are on file. the police say it could be four to five days before we get results. >> from new york, thank you very much. comin

. >> thank you the chairman has to like working underwater scuba members of the committee for inviting me to testify about the first in the inner part of the consumer financial protection bureau. since we opened our doors over two years ago, the bureau has been focused on making financial markets were better for consumers and honest businesses. representative hinds county you're such a sharp one is glad to see me today. my senses different. they may have different reasons. the report we discussed today describes the efforts to achieve this vital mission. through fare rules consistent oversight, appropriate enforcement of on broad-based consumer engagement to help ensure trust in financial markets. through collaborative verse that work with regulators, would put approximately $3 billion in the pockets of millions of consumers who thought the end to various violations of consumer financial protection laws. as a refund of $6,000,000.2000 with service numbers is something to disclose cost associated with repayment on a list of the military system and expensive auto loan sought to active-du

we could have been on a show about scuba divers.against you? are you an oppressed group? >> no. >> i think people do have a misconception of us and they only see one side of us and think that all we care about is money and purses and stuff like that. and yes, we're not going to deny it, we do love to enjoy the lifestyle that we are fortune enough to have. we know we are very lucky and fortunate to have that. but there are other sides of us, we are trying to strike out on our own and be independent from our parents and family. >> from what i've seen from the show, it's a lot about glamorizing that lifestyle you all have. you guys are living that stereo type. how are you striking that stereotype? >> the show progresses as it goes on. these are clips, these are getting -- this is the point to get people to watch. as the show goes on, i think you see a lot of heart. >> do you do some charity work? >> yes. >> you do? >> we do blood drives, we strike out on our own and really focus on our careers. my parents love it, they want me to stay