they gave him a field sobriety test. he refused to take a breathalyzer on the spot. let me tell you his full title. he's state representative bob jenetsky. his attorney says he passed the field sobriety test and he refused to do the breathalyzer test on the spot. when michigan state university police originally put this video out, it was missing six minutes. they had edited out six minutes of video. msu says, quote, they edited the video citing an unwarranted invasion of an individual's privacy. this video from wood tv 8 shows the unedited version. >> you tell me you're going to refuse? >> yeah. >> okay. that's fine. hands behind your back. you're under arrest for operating while intoxicated. >> so what have we determined from watching this six minutes that was originally there? does it change public opinion? >> his attorney feels it's better to have the unedited video out there. >> now people get the full picture and that's important in the court of public opinion and i think it's going to help bob in the court of public opinion. >>> typically it takes an expectant

. >> for me sobriety is life or death. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. in the fight over president obama's health care law, this was the main event. today the nine justices of the supreme court heard arguments on the part of the law that requires all americans to have health insurance or pay a fine. it's called the individual mandate. the obama administration says the mandate will make sure that everyone has health care, while keeping insurance affordable. but opponents say it is a dangerous new power for the government, forcing citizens to buy a product. in a rare move, the supreme court is releasing audio tapes of the arguments, jan crawford was a witness to history in the courtroom today. jan? >> reporter: well, scott, the health care law is considered president obama's signature achievement, but today in that court it appeared a majority of the justices were ready to describe the individual mandate another way: unconstitutional. the conservative jus

tests given a field sobriety test for hours later blood alcohol level was below the legal limit by thatend of the world and able to to be successful in 42 years on earth will not go away batt but the fact neither side was pleased indication the judge straight down the middle not basing his ruling on the motion but instead on the ball at the implications of the crime bamut judge said that's unfair showed creativity looking at both sides >> middle where did her family has one and both lost lives >> chicago newsman john madigan covers various trials great career in chicago died in florida political director known for signing off reports w/drawn out s "wbbm newsradio sssseventyeight." john madigan began a career 1930's as copyboy it first host face the nation fought in world war two 94 years old his daughter actor amy madigan had sought and bought an actor. inside word rosie o'donnell television show is leaving chicago insider says feeling more at home in new york. rumors started last week holed up for sale coming up chicago man among several people charged hacking into websites some of the

we will conduct a field sobriety test. they can do a blood test or a breath test. >>reporter: there are no arrests since the have made tonight. you can see isome of the drivers hae been speaking with the officers. in previous years, they have made four arrests. >>vicki: the american the soldier is awaiting formal charges after his shooting rampage in afghanistan. neighbors friends and family say that they are shocked. >> i was completely blown away, devastated, heartbroken. i was completely shocked. >>vicki: the neighbor says that the rest of this man hit the community hard. they identified him as he was responsible for the shooting spree that left 16 civilians dead. he is in a custody it in fort leavenworth, kansas. >> he felt that he needed something bigger to help people. >> he was superfund to hang around with. kind of the life of the party kind of guy super-- fun >>vicki: a stark contrast for this man who left his base and began a killing spree killing people in their homes. this is his fourth deployment. he is based in washington. he has not been formally cha

police say brown failed a field sobriety test. he spent about two hours in jail and was released on his own recognizance. >>> lionel richie is out with a new album named after his alabama hometown. richie remade his hit songs with country songs including shania twain. >> this is probably the most unusual circumstance because i'm reflecting and then each one of the artists that did one of the songs, they did a song they like. >> reporter: tim mcgraw, jennifer nettles also teach up with richie on the album. >>> we're still six months away from the remys but we now -- from the emmys but we now know who is emceeing. it's a first for the 44-year- old comedian. the emmys aricept 23. >>> take a look at the first full trailer for the twilight saga. "breaking dawn part 2." the latest twilight installment opens in theaters november 16. that's your eye on entertainment. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. this tuesday morning. i'm andrea roane. he's back. >>> it's good to be back. i'm glad i'm here. here's monika

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of course, was married to the late whitney houston, was pulled over monday afternoon and failed a sobrietytest. this is brown's second dui arrest. he served eight days in jail back in the '90s. >>> there's new hope this morning for the 23 million americans struggling with type 2 diabetes. new studies suggest that weight loss surgery can knock the disease into remission, sometimes within days. the procedure reduces the size of the stomach and intestines and may work by making hormonal changes in the intestine. >>> and more good news about eating chocolate. it may help keep the weight off. a new study finding that people who snack on chocolate five times a week are thinner than those who don't. the sweet stuff lowers cholesterol and blood pressure. a story that i can wrap my arms around this morning. >> all right. >>> in sports news now, the women's final four match-ups are finally set. we get the highlights, now, from espn news. >> good morning. cole wright here with your "sportscenter" update. pat summitt and her lady vols looking to punch their ticket to their 19th final four. second half

sobriety, for me, it's an inside job. it's about in here, and it's about keeping that hole filled up. many different addictions tend to go together. for example, if you've ever been to a meeting of alcoholics anonymous, you'll find that even people who are now not drinking tend to smoke very heavily. there's a tremendous amount of overlap, and some people think that's because once you start smoking, that's going to lead you to other drugs. that's probably not the reason. the probable reason is that there are certain personality configurations which lead to addiction to all sorts of substances, and therefore, all of the different addictions actually have a genetic connection. addiction is a chronic relapsing disease. sometimes, people have to fail several times. for example, there's literature suggesting that people who try to quit smoking, after they try about seven to ten times, they're more likely to succeed. so something happens in the process, where they learn what it's going to take to really abstain from cigarettes.

. >> for me sobriety, life or death. >> reporter: what michael does know is that he's been accepted tod that relapse just isn't an option. seth doane, cbs news, boston. >> good for him. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on that jetblue incident. we'll hear from two passengers and get insight from captain chesley sullenberger. >>> plus, before you book your next cruise vacation, find out the five things cruise lines don't want you to know. >>> and live strategist tony robbins talks about his new television show. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. ,,,, >> a new twist in the mystery surrounding a 15 year-old girl, what police are now saying that a crime was likely committed. >> the mega milli

reachio was arrested for driving under the influence and failing the sobriety test. but the thing about this video, at the time back on march 3rd, frank reachio was the major of the mt. pleasant police force, a police force in south carolina, where he had been serving for 29 years. >> oh, no. >> yeah. of all people that you would expect to know better. >> right, because he's saying i'm sure over and over and over again, traffic fatalities, traffic accidents caused by driving under the influence and here he is. >> lucky it ended the way it did, in the median without cars. following this incident, mr. reachio was released on bond and resigned his position. but you've got to say, it was a heck of a way to end a long career on the force on the other side of the law. >>> what do you keep in a boat house? a boat. but not in wisconsin. this is ice from lake winnebago that has blown on to the shore. ice has taken out sheds and boat houses. >> these are sheets of ice that were floating on top of the lake blown by heavy winds. they picked up enough steam to come crashing into

monday morning, bobby brown was arrested in california for suspicious of dui after he failed a field sobriety test. >>> a 29-year-old woman was charged with aggravated burglary after breaking into simon cowell's home and shouting and holding a brick. >>> finally, some casting news. "variety" reporting that jane fonda will play first lady nancy reagan in an upcoming film about a longtime white house butler. liam neeson is considering playing president lyndon johnson. and john cusack the role of richard nixon. >>> this comes to us from channel 36 in charlotte, north carolina, where in nearby hidden night one couple made a discovery that might make their friends green with envy. they unearthed a 50-karat emerald, a little bigger than a nickel but could earn them a lot if they decide to cash in. it is estimated at $10,000. tiny! the pair part of a local gem and mineral group had been at the mine for five minutes when they came across the precious stone. huh, good for them. >>> i'm veronica dela includes. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in colo

bobby brown was arrested in california for suspicion of dui after he was pulled after failed a field sobriety test. a 29-year-old woman was charged with agra evacuated burglary after breaking into simon cowell's home. he described it as something out of a horror movie. >>> finally casting news. jane fonda will play first lady nancy reagan about a long time white house butler. who played bill karins in the story of karen cairns? >> somebody that doesn't want to get paid a lot. >> send us a tweet. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned because "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> today is the day at the supreme court when the men and women in the black robes will hear arguments for and against the individual mandate at the core of president obama's affordable health care act. the question is can americans be come foeld buy health insurance even if they don't want it. >>> a "new york times" poll tells the story of an american public increasingly exhausted by the steady stream of bad news out of afghanistan. now seven in ten saying we should not be fighting there any more. t

officers say he was showing signs of intoxication and failed a field sobriety test. brown is whitney houston's ex- husband. >> when it comes to driving behind the wheels teens are some of the biggest offenders. >> we have top to top distrainingss with the teens -- distractions with the teens behind the wheels and there will be a for number dc talking about this. >> reporter: and there's a major development on pink slime. i am linda so. why the company that makes the product says it is now cutting back. 3q get irresistibly clean and fresh carpets in your home with resolve deep clean powder. the moist powder removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while neutralizing odors for a clean you can see, smell and really enjoy. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky cha

there was a sobriety to his remarks and what i came away feeling he wanted to explore with me was -- this is what i mean by moral clarity. there was a sense of betrayal he was experiencing that he had been betrayed by his command or by the president of the united states or the people who send him. and he had to bear the burden alone. bearing the burden of coming home and he was a person who had body parts scattered in trees and in fields that he played over and came home with a tape that was repeated in his mind of smells and sounds of charred sizzling bodies and flesh. he came home with that and had to reintegrate. it was resentment of a sort but it was very simmering. not a anchor that was raging but simmering below the surface and it comes up when he has to deal with the va. navigating the bureaucracy-you don't come, the unit. your isolated. you are not coming home to fort bragg or large bases. you are coming homan your own so you have to work to make your community. he was not a young eager. shi'ite 18-year-old who enlisted. he had been there before- >> host: is it easy to lose m

police are relying on field sobriety tests to make arrests with urine samples supplying police with proof the driver was drinking. but urine results according to the chief toxicologist cannot provide the same accuracy as a breathalyzer. >> we gutted the system in place here and of the jurisdictions that say look, if you score this high, meaning you are that intoxicated, you're going to get additional penalties. if you are a repeat offender, you're going to get additional penalties. that's all gone right now. >> kathy lanier told the same council hearing, a new program will not be up and running in the city for at least six more months. >> so breathalyzers were taken out of service twice in the last two years after a contractor hired by the city discovered problems with the machines. some of them hadn't been calibrated properly and returning dubious results. re-examine hundreds of cases. brian. >> paul wagner tonight. >>> arundel county executive indicted bay grand jury tonight for alleged misconduct. accused of using his police security detail for personal reasons. removing science of pol

it's the miracle of sobriety, but we've got to do it together, right? so can i get a big cheer for doing it one day at a time, together? (cheering) this kind of an event is not only geared to help break the stigma and discrimination that surrounds addiction, but also as a lifeline for some folks, to say that, indeed, recovery is possible. events like this dispel the myths that surround mental illness and addiction. so it's really helping people to get a visual-that, indeed, people from all walks of life have suffered from this disease but also recover from this disease. communities need to celebrate recovery because every-, believe it or not, every one of us knows someone that's in recovery, and we don't know it. the reality is that the phenomena of addiction is pervasive, and it crosses generations. it crosses families. august 19th, 1981, i ran away from the meridian home for girls just outside philadelphia to the streets of the fort lauderdale strip. i was 14. june 11th, 2011, 30 years later with 5 years sober, i started walking home. with my walk, wa

as bill chambray pointed out, the staff for awider route for a constitutional sobriety combined with ruthless steamroller machine politics and the republican nomination and most likely a third term in the white house during which he would have enacted his constitutional program, but roosevelt's third-party crusade for the right of the people could be the ultimate makers of their constitution as he put it aroused considerable enthusiasm. he roused 30% of the vote and it is echoed throughout the 20th and 21st century. most of the aspirations that underlay that program have been firmly rooted in custom, an unwritten law that presidents derive their authority directly from the people, directly from public opinion, and i would argue -- i'll let you make this argument more fully than i. i would argue this is a strain of progressivism and that the nation must be a steward of the public welfare that embodies the will of the people and problematic effort. this was embraced by fdr, by liberal and conservative. so having said that, let me finish with this. although the legacy of democracy tran

you can hardly see it because it's sobriety in here, but it's illuminated. there is an exit door and the door has panic hardware on it and the fire inspector will check and make sure the panic hardware is operational and the door is not propped open or something like that. >> and the exits are clear all the way outside so there's nothing blocking, not used for storage. like i said, this restaurant was very clear for us just coming in on a somewhat unannounced visit here, it really worked out very well. >> an exit. an exit is interesting. an exit doesn't just get you outside the building. an exit gets you to the street or public way. here we have an exit from the building, it gets you out into this little private area out of the building, this little private area, that's not the end of the exit. the exit has to get you all the way to the street. they could have, for example, put a fence up there that would block your exit to the street. that would be a problem. it's actually open, completely open, which is good. >> any special requirements on wood burning sto

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that's when officers said they saw signs of intoxication and failed a field sobriety test.s released on his own recognizance. >>> we might start seeing pink wildlife in the area, especially in fairfax county. if you see pink elephants that's one problem. if you see pink deer, that's another. part of a study trying to reduce the deer tick population. it will come from devices like this designed to attract deer and coat them in a pesticide that will kill ticks. >> they will eat the corn out of the trough. they have to tilt their head slightly, and that will make them rub up against the rollers. >> why do you think the deer would stick their head in there with the pink rollers? county wildlife officials hope it will reduce the number of lyme disease cases. hope it works. there are 20 stations set up. the project is scheduled to last until 2015. i wonder where i got all that pink stuff on my collar -- >> you were hungry, taking a hike, and you said this must be for everybody. >> it was there. >> it will ward off the ticks. maybe -- >> i won't have -- darn it. >> why bright pink

we have eyewitness accounts of their sobriety, but the american army discovered quite a lot of liquor in the ins of trenton and the american army got drunk. and washington had great difficulty getting his troops back again over the delaware river, more so than he did getting them across the first time. and he also was carrying back with him 900 hegs crystals. and the question was what to do about them. the prisoners expected the worst. and to many people remembered what those hegss had done after fort washington, after other engagements around long island and washington could have gone with the lex tell yoen. he it could have been an eye for an eye. but what he did with members of the continental congress was to declare a policy of humanity. that the hegs captives would be entitled to some of their rights that the american revolution was all about. they would be entitled to the right to life. that was very different from the law of 18th century warfare. they were treated decently to their surprise. and this news spread rapidly around the world. we had a man now in paris as the news re

they alleged he failed a field sobriety test and they took him to jail and charged him with dui and he made bail and this would be his second dui if he's convicted. >>> pain at the pump translating to the skies. all the major airlines tonight are charging up to $10 more for round trip tickets. that's because of rising fuel costs they say. officials at southwest airlines say if fuel prices continue at this current trend, the airline may have to cut back on flights. >>> the woman who lost her legs while she was protecting her children during a tornado is finally home tonight. stephanie decker rushed her kids to the basement of their indiana home when she heard the tornado approaching and used her body to shield her kids. her legs were crushed by debris as her house fell around her. part of her legs were amputated. she spent weeks in the hospital and rehab. >> i always had a positive look on life. things are not that bad and if they are, there's always tomorrow. that's what i've been given. i've been given a tomorrow. >> and her kids were not injured in that tornado. >>> if you're around

leaders see the budgetary discipline the sobriety pact is expected to bring as a step closer to solving the eurozone structural imbalances and help crisis hit countries ease their way out of their predicament but it's a one size fits all approach that has some worried about the impact it could have on healthier economies and could lead to huge fiscal consolidation by us. even those countries that had serious fiscal situation did go. to school accounts which can the press coming. at a time banks peace problems and they want to you want to lend not a desirable scenario when the new buzzwords are growth and employment class are still your artsy brussels. but ahead of the e.u. summit are people in europe opposed to fiscal union and the deep was there he cuts imposed on them hold rallies and go to france and greece greek unions stopped work for three hours and marched in athens testing at the government cutting pensions benefits and wages scuffles broke out the side and building as one unit member tried to force his way inside and severe austerity measures were ordered by brussels internatio

. >> for me sobriety is life or death. >> reporter: you think it's that serious?ou never know. >> reporter: what michael mcgowan does know is that he's been accepted to college and that relapse just isn't an option. seth doane, cbs news, boston. >> pelley: that's the cbs evening news. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> christie brinkley's breakdown. >> i also -- sorry. but i just want peace. >> humiliated by her ex peter cook, why she's in tears today and hollywood's dirtiest public divorce battles ever. >> it cost a fortune. >> kim and alec. >> you're saying that you're not a cross-dresser? >> i didn't say that. >>> "dancing with the stars" backstage. who will be the first to go? the new

they will go through a field sobriety test.fornia highway patrol is out here and they're going to be using their own devices because s f p d can not use those right now with investigations going on. besides the san francisco police department there is the u.s. parks service and federal agents that are going to be involved in this dui checkpoint. its starts shortly and it is going to be going on until 3:00 a.m. an officer in tells me that during st. patrick's day that they had for a arrests. we will be out here for for quite some time and let you know what takes place. reporting live, terisa estacio. >>vicki: school cuts looming with 20,000 jobs on the chopping block and many and the bay area. dan kerman spoke to teachers on the impact and the impact on children in the bay area. >> teaching is not just a job for me it is who i am. and every time i received a notice. it is hurting our children that if you do not value education? >>reporter: is just one of eight in the brisbane district. >> it means that i have no security of havi

. >> reporter: already prince george's county police have given several field sobriety tests to drivers that they've pulled over from this dui checkpoint. it's all part of a pre-st. patrick's day crackdown. too much wearing of the green can lead to flashing red and blue lights. in fairfax county last st. patrick's day, there were 14 dwi arrests with 22 other alcohol-related arrests. statewide in virginia, 28 st. patrick's day accidents resulted in one dead and 15 injured. startling numbers that have prompted agencies like prince george's county police to set up checkpoints on the highway. >> we're out here to ensure their safety, make sure they arrive home safely. >> reporter: still st. patrick's day preps are in full swing. at pat troy's ireland's own, 100 pounds of corned beef brisk et are being readied for the day. with 1200 revellers expected for meals alone. >> it takes six or seven hours. it has to be simmered and done slowly. that's the secret. nice and lean. so when people get it with their potatoes and cabbage tomorrow, it's melting in their mouth. >> reporter: regulars are loo

. >> reporter: into a pop up sobriety checkpoint. >> have anything to drink at all? okay, thank you for your cooperation and you have a nice evening, all right? >> reporter: this is the first of four mobile checkpoints that redwood city will have tonight. >> by moving to different locations, people have to question if they are going to encounter us. >> i think it's great for the city. there are a lot of people driving around speeding and drinks. >> there is always the chance of something terrible happening with people on the road drinking and drive. >> reporter: the message, if you are drinking, have a designated- driver. >> now drunk-driving doesn't just potentially cost lives, it costs a lot of money, about $10,000 in insurance increases, fines and potential jail time. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> four people were at local pubs today and they were crowded along market street in san francisco for the 161st st. patrick's day parade. and with the luck of the irish, the luck that the iraq are famous for, the rain held off and families and tourists turned out

leaders see the budgetary discipline the sobriety pact is expected to bring as a step closer to solving the result structural imbalances and help crisis hit countries ease their way out of their predicament but it's a one size fits all approach that has some worried about the impact it could have on healthier economies you could lead to huge fiscal consolidation bias. even those countries that target has your fiscal situation they go. with their fiscal accounts which can depress comic activity at a time when the banks face problems and they know enough of you want to lend not a desirable scenario when the new buzzwords are growth and employment just are cilia archie brussels. welcome to argue dot com to discover a wine glass sarkozy was late for the meeting and brussels. gauntlet of ads throwing and spitting the french president has a tough day on the presidential campaign trail watch this video in full on our web site. also a small little secret nasa reveals a computer containing the command code for the international space station. details are at our team dot com. now with russian pre

did that for me, and that is what gave me hope and encouragement and helped me along the road of sobriety. i think what keeps adults coming to phoenix house is the modality of treatment that we have, which is peer driven. they get a lot of support from their peers and they begin to have a sense of family, and i think that community feeling and having a function while they are in the house, a job while they are in the house, really does help them respond to the structure that we provide, and then they begin to understand that they deserve their lives to be different than being back incarcerated or out on the street. i think it is an individual thing, but i think that is very helpful. people should understand that the phoenix house really has the power to change lives, and i would like to see it around for years to come. keith, we've been talking about healthcare reform and how some of the programs that are going to help folks in recovery are going to be integrated into the whole healthcare system. talk a little bit about that. yeah, i'd be glad to. this is a very exciting time for this fie

police did arrest her on suspicion of dui after she failed a field sobriety test.cut off power while they were trying to fix the pole here two nearby businesses, including nick's restaurant. they were left without electricity. >> we're just gonna have to wait for the power to come back and let some people go without paying. >> reporter: the 24-hour, family restaurant was forced to close its doors. it looks like all of these businesses are on the same transformer. we did just speak to pg&e and they did have to dig up the concrete here to get to the base of the pole. they are gonna have to go dig all of that up. so this project is gonna take a lot longer than expected. it will take all day. there's just one lane of washington avenue shut down here. you can see traffic not too bad. we've really been trying to get the word out. so a lot of folks using marina boulevard and hesperia instead. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new this morning, a high- speed pursuit through the east bay. speeds topped 100 miles an hour. el cerrito police chased after a car that faile

he failed a field sobriety test. investigators said he impaired -- appeared to be impaired.faces dui charges and we are learning that ushered will soon be stepping into the boxing ring. he will portray boxing legend sugar ray leonard in the upcoming film, "hands of stone." >> that's pretty cool. 6:42 and temperatures around the freezing mark. >> coming up -- but wait is finally over for rockets. welcome back. it is day two on supreme court arguments over the health insurance man de. >> we have details. what did we learn from day one? >> the justices certainly showed their hand that they will be hearing this case. they were dealing with a tax law and whether or not they could wait until taxes have been paid for the mandate or not. they will make a judgment. >> we are moving into day two -- what happens moving forward? >> this is the individual mandate and whether or not it is constitutional and there will be a lot of questions back and forth. it will really be about whether you will see the agreements are going to be made by the government. >> newt gingrich is holding on in t

this field sobriety checkpoint set up by the the of the few rained -- around the bay area. the aim to keep streets safe this holiday weekend. raising a point to cheer st. pat. as much a part of ass day as the color green and the irish flag. >> i'm half irish. >> the best way to ring in st. patrick's day is with a wade, and with this holiday on a weekend, made for a seemingly loose opene of the open container laws, but for the most part the celebrations with spirits and brews, stuck to the pubs and this financial district alleyfest host bid the irish bank bar. >> how is the day going in. >> a drunkfest here. >> here is where people packed in to soak in the celebration of st. patrick's, and along with the siles and sal uaddition there are special interpretations of green. >> a green wig. >> it's what's hot right now and it's what's hot every year. >> with the date full of celebrations, the police kept on point, keeping an eye out for sell bran whose got a little too slosh and then slipped behind the wheel and as night set in the san francisco police put up this checkpoint. >>

police chief doesn't expect many drunk driving cases to be tossed because of a problem with field sobrietye told you mob day it -- monday the district attorney and public defender raised questions about whether police properly calibrated testing equipment. the chief says it is one of five methods used to establish probable cause for arrest. >>> for the second time this week vandals have slashed tires of parked cars. palo alto police got four more reports of tires slashed monday following 51 vehicles getting tires slashed early sunday morning investigators have no suspects. cars parked on several streets were vandalized. those responsible used a knife or some sort of sharp tool and. >>> meandering grey whale is attracting a lot of attention in san francisco bay. the whale was seen yesterday marine biologists think it is on the spring mei tkpwraeugs from baja to alaska. people lucky enough to spot the whale were delighted, including this boater. >> how close were you able to get? >> 50 feet. it came up six times hard to tell how big it was part i saw looked big. >>> whales are protected and