(narrador) el rescatador terry self escala con valor la torre.ticia. (hombre) estaba escuchando la radio y el reportero del tráfico anunció que había un niño autista de 11 años y su hermano de 17 en la cima de una torre en mesa del este. inmediatamente supe que eran mis hijos y que podía perderlos. (narrador) la mamá de los niños regresa del trabajo y se sorprende por lo que ve. (mujer) cuando vi a los niños en la torre, mi corazón se sacudió y oré para que estuvieran a salvo. (narrador) terry self es el primero en llegar a la cima de la torre. (terry self) les coloqué arneses a los niños y los até a la torre y a mí. el niño más chico quería jugar, quería pararse y escalar; y james, el niño mayor, sujetaba la mano de john y tenía una cara de espanto. (narrador) terry y jeff descubrieron que su única opción era peligrosa. intentarían bajar a rapel de la torre llevando a los niños. (jeff mitchel) estábamos preocupados porque no sabíamos cómo reaccionaría john, porque quería jugar, y no sabíamos si iba a columpiarnos hacia los cables de energía. (na

algo mÁs de lo que autoridad no dicen aquÍ, dijo terry.vestigaciÓn dijo que en el transcurso de la entrevista cruz lozano admitiÓ a agentes jvre mintiÓ de su participacion en la muerte del agente de la patrulla fronteriza de estados unidos para recibir atenciÓn, sin embargo la familia terrveo dice que estÁ frustrada, con el transcurso de la investigaciÓn. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> estÁ atascada por varias razones, porque el gobierno detrÁs de rapido y furioso, es un caso de alto perfil, siento que quieren barrerlo por abajo de la alfombra para que desaparezca y nosotros nos retiremos, pero nunca me voy a ir, dijo el mayor de los hermanos terry. >>> la familia terry estÁ en comunicaciÓn con congresistas en washington para que no se olvide el caso, y los responsables de la operaciÓn rÁpido y furioso sean acusados, hasta que eso suceda, brian terry descansarÁ en paz, fÉlix regreso a estudios. >>> gracias tifany, otro capÍtulo de la historia. una mayor gesta deportiva de todos los tiempos era una gran mentira, las palabras son textuales. lan

>> terri: that's easy!ack there, please. >> we have another gal i want you to meet: patricia. patricia, come on out. [applause] hi, patricia, meet stella. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> come around here, honey. how are you? >> i'm pretty good, thank you. >> excellent. now, listen, o.k., this is an outfit that you normally wear out, right? >> yes. i love wearing jeans, and unfortunately i do get this muffin top no matter what. in the summertime i do a lot of layering just... to cover up, which i want to get away from that. >> and then you get overheated. >> absolutely. >> well, we don't want you to cover it up, so if i told you, it's a cami, it's shapewear and a bra. that eliminates all these layers, it eliminates the heat, it just makes you look hot. [laughter and applause] >> patricia: wonderful. thank you, thank you. >> announcer: remember new mom of triplets, caitlin? look at her before the cami shaper. even in silhouette you can see her saggy and lumpy problem. but after the cami shaper caitlin is now lift

>>la familia terry dice que está en comunicacion constante con congresistas en washington para que esto >>otro capitulo de esta terrible historia. una de las mayores gestas deportivas de todos los tiempos fue mentira. lance armstrong reconoció que se dopo durante toda su carrera. wilma tarazona nos presenta el testimonio. >>el ciclista lance armstrong terminó la carrera más larga de su carrera, la de las mentiras, confesó a la presentadora oprah winfrey, lo que negó bajo juramento a la asociacion américana antidopaje. >>si o no,alguna vez se hizo auto transufsiones de sangre para mejorar sus rendimiento. usó hormonas de crecimiento humano. si. >>en los siete tour de francia se dopo? >>si. >>en su opinión era posible ganar 7 tour de francia sin doparse >>no en mi opinión. >>dice que nunca tuvo miedo de ser descubierto, fue objeto de una investigación que no llegó a ninguna parte. pero se concluyó más tarde que él lideró una forma de dopaje nunca antes vista. >>expertos estaría buscando que le levantarán parcialmente la prohibicion de competir, para participar en carreras. >>pero no se le

when shopping terry says avoid falling for the number. three for five dollars, we see this and somehow it rings out in our brain that that's a deal, when really its 1.67 each, if you look down here we only saved two cents by buying the 3 for 5 dollars. so we should pass on this deal. i would, i would wait for a better sale. buying too much of something. don't we all do that. this is a great sale, but you don't have to buy ten to get that deal. they're a dollar a box now. especially if you have a coupon, in this case it's a dollar off three, so id buy three. so if you buy too much sometimes you're not saving money. i mean it says ten for ten, so you feel like i have to buy ten. and that would be buying too much for sure. here's one i often wonder about store brands vs name brands. store brands are great in different situations. first of all they're really good quality. and there's been new studies that more than half the people that buy store brands are ever starting to prefer them. but there are a few things to look out for. so right here

don: any connection between h-bob and the cajon pass accident, terry? i'll check. anything from sacramento? they have agents all over that switchyard. l. there are still a few digits unaccounted for. amita: these seven numbers, the letter "b" and 36. what caused the cajon pass accident? i think the ntsb report said that the engineer forgot to check the end-of-train brake system. i'm sorry, i've just been over the report-- a lot. i'm glad someone reads our work. well, 37 people died-- that's close to the 36 in the notes. no? seven numbers and a letter. i don't see anything linking h-bob to the cajon pass. david: maybe the link is indirect. wait a minute. california driver's license-- a letter and seven numbers. see if you can generate a list of licenses using all seven numbers and then check it against the ntsb files. right? right. the license belongs to frank milton, the cajon train engineer. he died in the crash. milton was deemed responsible for the accident. why would the saboteur leave a copy of frank milton's driver's license in his note? why bring attention t

no aparece en la acusaciÓn que se formulo en estados unidos contra 6 sospechosos del asesinato de terryesceptico ante la versiÓn, dijo que la investigaciÓn, no identificÓ a una sÉptima persona en la escecha del crimen. >>> el fbi pidiÓ copia de la entrevista a univisiÓn para investigar esta versiÓn que de ser cierta cambiarÍa el rumbo de la investigaciÓn de de la muerte de terry, el sospechoso estÁ bajo custodia en hidalgo, tiene una fianza de 2 millones de dÓlares por las amenazas, nosotros seguiremos de cerca el desarrollo de la historia, regreso a los estudios. >>> gracias natalia. >>> los nuevos aviones de la boeing 787 se encuentran en tierra, luego que la agencia federal de estados unidos ordenara mantenerlos fuera de servicios, lÍneas aÉreas de sudamÉrica, europa, asia, india y el medio oriente, hacen lo mismo, mientras investigan razones por quÉ aviones sufrieron incendios en Áreas elÉctricas, dicen que strata de una filtraciÓn de lÍquidos en las baterÍas, ya que hablamos de eso, mÉxico estÁ a la espera de uno de estos aviones, servirÍa como el aviÓn presidencial del nuevo presi

terry fredrickson was home, upstairs at the time and heard a lot of noise.his gun and went down stairs to see what was going on. homeowner >> my neighbor's dog cap on barkingi heard my neighbor's dog barking and i looked in my garage to take a second peek and i looked over by the bikes and there he was. it kinda surprised meespecially when he got up i said whoa. >> reporter: but, it was the burglar who would get a bigger surprise when terry pulled his gun and told him to give up. fredrickson >> i drew it and told him to get back down on the ground where he was in and he did. >> reporter: terry called for the police. they were just outside his house with the other three suspects in custody. terry says he is glad the suspect was caught and nobody got fredrickson >> i don't carry a gun but i'm an avid hunter and there was something going on while i was upstairs and i knew there were some bad guys in the areathen when the cops showed upi didn't know if they were in the house or notit's just kinda nutty. police were able to recover stolen property later in the da

so, and in fact, gauss, who was called the "prince of mathematics," well, terry's not a prince, but he has been called the "mozart of math." so, terry, thanks for coming and helping us learn about prime numbers. >> thanks, though it's funny i'm called mozart, because i'm terrible at the piano. >> so, terry, i know that the primes are a deep and abiding interest of yours, and i think they are for a lot of people because on the one hand they seem like they just occur arbitrarily as we go along the number lines. so in the beginning they're sort of closely spaced, and then as we start whizzing down to the end of the number line, in fact they're farther and farther and farther apart. and it would seem like they might not be able to be explained at all. but in fact we know that there is structure there, right? >> right. so we can't predict individual primes very well, like if you have a sequence of primes whizzing by, we don't know whether the next number's going to be prime or not prime very easily, but in aggregate, you look at statistics of the primes. if you look at how many primes there

>>bryan terry era miembro del equipo táctico de la patrulla fronteriza.trego voluntariamente el juez puede tomar otra decisión, cambiarme la pena a cadena perpetua. >>dice que coordinó su entrega con un agente del fbi de mackali. >>ellos dicen que no se violarán mis derechos, que hablarán con el fiscal y lupe tre viño. >>sí estoy arrepentido, quiero hacerle frente a la situación, ya no me quiero andar escondiendo, sé que para la justicia de estados unidos nunca voy a dejar de ser un fugitivo, tarde o temprano si no me ejecutan las familias de las gentes que asesiné, me ejecutarán gentes de aquí, >>poco antes de llegar al lugar de entrega, llegaron patrullas y se lo llevaron en camilla. >>las primeras indagaciones dieron por hecho que tenia orden de captura, por amenazas a un agente público y el alguacil tre viño. >>fue atendido por arma blanca en el pecho mientras estuvo en méxico. >>dijo que fue víctima de un atentado >>que a justicia se haga cargo de mí, más adelante me juzgará juan la justicia divian. >>cruz lozano fue solo acusado de las dos muertes.

terry, do you feel we're still dealing with the ripple effects of casey on a daily basis? >> absolutely. it was really an unfortunate decision. what's interesting to me is heartening to me about the latest polls is that the casey decision has as irin describes it is completely out of step with what the american people want. 70% of people want roe v. wade to remain the law of the land. it is unfortunate that it's not. but the reality is people really do want women to be left alone in making their decision as to whether to continue a pregnancy or not. and by the way one of the most -- polling that i've seen that jumped out at me is the vast majority of people who think that if abortion were to be a crime again that at least there should be an exception where when a pregnancy threatens a woman's health, now lawmakers have not honored a woman's right to protect her own health and terminate a pregnancy. but some of the polls i've seen, it is over 80% of people say yes, there should be an exception for women's health. again, if we have this public conversation, people look at th

un sicario confesÓ ante nuestras cÁmaras que asesinÓ a brian terry, declaraciones del fbi, y del hermanote de la patrulla fronteriza, sacrifican a un burro en un ritual, le atribuyen propiedades migragrosas, una denuncia de impacto, willie colon habla de la controversia por su alusiÓn a la salud de hugo chÁvez, esto y mÁs ahora mismo en "primer impacto." >>> hola quÉ tal, feliz viernes para todos, bienvenidos a "primer impacto", les saluda bÁrbara bermudo. >>> y pamela silva conde, gracias por acompaÑardos. >>> comenzacros con un salvaje ataque en una estaciÓn de metro philadelphia, las imÁgenes. >>> todo comienza con un hombre y una mujer esperando el tren. el sujeto repentinamente empuja a la vÍctima contra la pared, le propina una lluvia de puÑetazos, la arrastra por el suelo, la lanza a los rielessin piedad. >>> vea una vez mÁs la frialdad con la que actÚa el agresor, antes de empujar a la mujer le arrebatÓ el celular y escapo, se desatÓ una cacerÍa humana, las autoridad lo arrestaron, la mujer subiÓ a la plataforma antes que llegarÁ el metro, solo recibiÓ varias heridas. >>> increÍb

terry was out of the vehicle. actually on fire. >> the mayhem begins hours earlier after rosland robs a drugstore for valium. the sheriff quickly learns of the incident. >> he showed them an attache case and told them he had a bomb inside of it and if he didn't get the valium, he would detonate. the pharmacist did the right thing. he gave him the valium. >> minutes later, local police are on the suspect's tail and soon he's cornered in downtown butte. >> tried to get him to move out of the residential and business area in the event he did detonate and he shut down in one of the busiest thoroughfares in butte. >> cameraman tom wreggett covers the standoff. >> they had the car stopped in the middle of the intersection. it was a couple fire trucks sitting kind of blocking the street, police cars, an ambulance sitting down the block a little bit, and they were just talking to the guy through the window. >> rosland tells police his car is rigged to blow sky-high and they believe him. the suspect has threatened to blow

terry o'neill on a historic speech for women. jonathan alter and james peterson on the cultural impact of a president linking seneca falls, selma and stonewall. and my thoughts on a new hope for the american class. >> progress does not compel us to settle centuries long debates about the role of government for all time, but it does require us to act in our time. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. this was a big deal. in the 57th formal inauguration of an american president, barack obama delivered one of the most progressive speeches ever given by a commander in chief. with more than a million people in attendance, the president took the ceremonial oath of office on the steps of the united states capitol. president obama did not set out to lower expectations of his second term. instead, he established the goals of a progressive agenda. >> my fellow americans, we are made for this moment, and we will seize it, so long as we seize it together. for we the people understand that our country cannot succeed

estas son sus alegaciones, el departamento de investigación de univisión hablo con la familia de bryan terrylmente hay en custodia tres acusados, en méxico y estados unidos >>estaba siendo encauzado, vemos su rostro, le dimos su respetamos su palabra y no mostramos su rostro. >>muchas gracias, natalia, por esta feliz tarde. .muchas gracias por acompañarnos ,estas son las noticias, lance armstrong aceptó el dopaje. sicario confiesa su crimen ante camaras de univisión y se entrega carolina del sur podría entregar licencias de manejo a dreamers. >>mucha precaución en aeropuerto, podría haber un ladrón al acecho, tenemos imágenes, comenzamos. >>muy buenas noches, uno de los atletas más celebrados de las historia, el ciclista lance armstrong, acepto esta noche que utilizo sustancias prohibidas dijio que no habria logrado la hazaña sin haberse dopado >>lance armstrong puso fin a una decada de mentiras, durante años nego haberse dopado para lograr los siete titulos de francia,confeso a oprah winfrey lo que siempre nego. >>consumio sustancias prohibidas >>si. >>se dopo durante los siete tour de fran

live in dublin, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, terry. be careful of where you buy the tickets if you have enough money to do so. >>> let's talk about super bowl media day. generally a circus, but sometimes there is a little bit of football in there. let's bring in dave feldman who joins us live in new orleans. did you get a little bit of football for us too? >> i do. you know, jessica and raj, and it's media day too, which as raj knows, and he has covered some of these, you get some crazy questions. and you get some questions that you're not sure how to answer. and then you have some players that say some things that you're not sure that they really mean. randy moss had one of those moments. and our own mindi bach chronicled the event. >> it's media day at the superdome here in new orleans when every single 49ers player and head coach jim harbaugh spoke with the media. we were able to speak to randy moss for the first time in several weeks after harbaugh said he would like moss back for one more year with the 49ers. no one knew what moss

con esta información en mente, terri ha estado monitoreando la temperatura de emi y le ha proporcionador) quiere decir que sólo faltan 300 días más, por fin los desvelos de emi y terri fueron recompensados. este material especial del zoológico de cincinnati muestra el momento del parto. emi no nada más tuvo el primer bebé de rinoceronte de sumatra nacido en cautiverio en 2001, aquí está, tauna minúscula hembrao. llamada suci o sagrada. ♪ suci tiene un año de edad y sigue con su madre. se está desarrollando bien y emi nuevamente está embarazada. ¡buena chica, hola, emi! (narrador) son una prueba viviente de que los rinocerontes de sumatra que viven alrededor del mundo pueden ser usados para proteger la especie. ¡hola, emi! ah, estás hermosa, ¡buena chica! (narrador) algún día los rinocerontes nacidos en cautiverio podrían recolonizar su hábitat natural. mientras no siga la cacería furtiva y permanezca un hábitat suficiente la población de rinocerontes puede prosperar. el regreso milagroso del fabuloso rinoceronte indio al borde de extinción demuestra que es algo posible. el futuro se ve

terry clayborn is a mutual friend of ours, and knowing terry as i do, i doubt this ever got to you. but i told terry a thousand times in conversations with him, tell matt i'm a huge fan, i love his work. i didn't mean just the acting, and he knows that i really talked about your heart and the kind of human rights work that you've committed yourself to, because that's the most important thing, i think, in the long run. but i've always been curious as to how, where, what triggered all of that. because everybody doesn't respond in the same way to the conditions in the world, the suffering that we see every day. so just take a moment to tell me how your mom, your dad, your family, your surroundings, how did that happen for you? >> yeah, i think that's all just from, yeah, the parenting, and then the community i grew up in and the teachers. i think i was very lucky. i think i had a lot of social capital, and so when i found myself in this position of influence, i just -- then i started to engage a bit with some of the problems in the world and realize that i could actually have an impact

this has been as you know, terry and young, it's nice to see you. something of particular interest to me. and i think it would be remiss if i didn't note particular interest to director beach who i suspect is smiling for a brief moment and then will continue yelling at you guys. [laughter] >> so, on that note i will say this is a very tangible and significant thing. the speed and the curve is significant. when you multiply the number of people that go through the curve, by the time lost because of that track wear, you're talking about very significant losses and people capital to the city. and, you know, taking away from people spending time with their families and other important things. so, cheryl bringtionctionv man and i have a chance to walk the tracks with you during the project. you stayed up late, even gave me a ride home which i appreciated. and you know, we saw the hard work from your crew and the people working in nonrevenue hours to do this. and, so, i'll say on the, you know, curve replacement, kudos and thank you for getting it done. o

. >>> from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden, and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline." january 1st, 2013. >>> good evening, i'm terry moran, and we begin tonight with some late-breaking news out of washington. just a little while ago, the house of representatives approved the passage of a last-minute deal to narrowly avoid that fiscal cliff after weeks of increasingly heated, even ridiculous infighting. this late compromise will prevent many of the dreaded effects of the cliff, only the top 2% of americans are going to see a tax increase, sparing the other 98%, and those big spending cuts, they will be postponed. president obama tonight spoke about the nation's road ahead. >> the sum total of all the budget agreements we have reached so far proves that there is a path forward, that it is possible, if we focus not on our politics, but on what's right for the country. and the one thing that i think hopefully in the new year we'll focus on is seeing if we can put a package like this together with a little bit less drama, not scare the heck o

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney is in richmond this evening with the new details. terry? >> reporter: yeah, good evening. according to cal osha, there wasn't anything more they could do. this is the largest fine they have ever proposed. it's also the largest they could possibly do under the circumstances, all because of what happened at this refinery in richmond on august 6th. according to cal osha report, a series of violation that set the stage for what could have been injury and death. the smoke was everywhere that august day when the fire broke out at the chevron richmond refinery. in nearby neighborhoods people were running, coughing, locking themselves up inside, many in fear. mike bracy tells me he was cared that day, and a million dollar fine seems low. >> they ought to be fined. and i think -- i don't think they're being fined enough. >> reporter: almost all of the 25 violations cited by cal osha were 100% preventible. >> chevron had not followed their own safety procedures or state law that is really necessary, especially in refineries. >> reporter: cal osha say

that's terry white in the mid with the red jacket.nd now because of jed york, he's going to the niners' sixth super bowl. he got an e-mail from new york yesterday. >> i thought it was totally fake because it was sent on his iphone. i looked at this e-mail and it said jed york. i said, you got to be kidding me. >> reporter: it was no joke. the e-mail was real. jed york wanted to give two super bowl tickets to a fan with a great story. after fellow fans read terry white's story about the five super bowl trips they urged york to give the tickets to white. >> i was just totally overwhelmed, to tell you the truth. >> reporter: he's been to new orleans before, super bowl xxiv. now he's headed to the big easy again. his loyalty to the niners has paid off. >> i'll bring home a winner. you know, well, if the players, if they can win it for me, i think that that will be it. i don't think i will go to seven. >>> quarterback colin kaepernick was so excited to leave for new orleans he tweeted out a picture of his plane seat. it's captioned, i ain'

terry white has been to every super bowl the 49ers were in, five of them. looked like his streak was at an end but this week the 49er owner announced terry was the winner of his giveaway. >> i opened up the e-mail and started reading it, and i got to the end, i had -- just wasn't sure if i was actually getting tickets or not when i read it, because it just -- i guess i was in shock. >> way to go, terry. he has ban 49er season ticketholder for 45 years. york picked him over a six-year-old girl from ohio, known for her youtube rap about the niners. >> abc7 news has an entire team head together super bowl. larry beil and former 49ers, mike shumann will be there with his own super bowl ring in tow. and wayne freedman and katie will join larry and shu to bring you the best coverage during super bowl week, and we'll be tweeting their behind the scene updates. >> still to come at 6:00, thousands march for gun control as a bay area community turns in hundreds of guns today. >>> something cell phone users do to switch carriers. now it's become illegal. we'll explain

kimberly terry is there for us. >> reporter: hello. that game ended about an hour ago and immediately the crowds started pouring into bars and restaurants in downtown san jose. a welcome sight for managers and owners. some say they lost up to 50% of their business because of the national hockey league lockout which just ended two weeks ago. fans have high hopes for the rest of the season and are already predicting their team will make it into the playoffs. something of course bar and restaurant owners would be thrilled about. >> really fun to see customers back, see regular people like going back to do the regular thing, watch the sharks game. everybody is pretty excited. fans are supporting pretty well also the first three home games. >> reporter: the sharks have been on fire since the season started, winning four straight games, including today's against the colorado avalanche. as i said before, fans have very high hopes for the rest of the season, and of course, bar and restaurant owners would be happy about that, since of course it

and he handed a barrel to terry. when he handed it to him, i heard [ bleep ].ome down with a knife, hit him. >> that was the handle? >> that was the handle. still got a burn mark on it. it just got bladed out of the metal fab. somebody laid it out. >> came out of the laundry, that's what you said? >> yes. >> just on the barrel. >> all he had to do was open the barrel and find a wet rag inside. >> we got a motive, tennis shoes. >> they worked on the laundry crew together. >> we're going to lockdown. i'm irritated with the stabs. we're having too many. we're having four stabbings a year. it's july, we've already had four stabbings. and we seem to be increasing. for whatever reason. we shouldn't be increasing. we're just trying to check. we'll go back in and check, see what we can find out information wise. >> why does the whole prison have to be on lockdown? >> because that's what i want. that's what i feel like is best right now. they got to understand i'm not going to tolerate it. another day in the penitentiary. >> less than 24 hours after the stabbing, the wa

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. >> bryan terry era miembro de un equipo táctico de la patrulla fronteriza. >> en su momento el jueziero andar escondiendo como un cobarde, tarde o temprano, si no me ejecutan los familiares de personas que asesiné . >> cuando lozano se presentó, le dijo que se estaba entregando, dijo que hay una orden vigente por amenazas terroristas. >> según la agencia, cruz lozano fue arrestado y puesto y dijo que fue víctima de un atentado. >> que la justicia se haga cargo de mí, la justicia divina que se apiade de mí. >> dijo que fue arrestado por las amenazas de muerte, su nombre no aparece dentro de los acusados por la muerte de bryan terry, estas son a sus alegaciones, el departamento de univisión habló con la familia de terry , pero dijeron que estudiarían la posibilidad. >> como ven ahí, él estaba siendo encausado esta tarde, ahí se le vio su rostro, pero nosotros dimos la palabra de no mostrar su rostro. >> estaremos viendo lo que pasa en la investigación. >> así es bárbara. >> gracias y hasta aquí llegamos, los esperamos mañana

i'm terry moran. glad to have you with us tonight.kids' binge drinking antics have become a viral business. the creators call it "i'm schmacked" and they film co-eds getting wasted, high, and everything in between. it may seem like it's all in good fun, but once those students graduate, could their hard-partying online fame carry long-term career consequences? >> reporter: so maybe this isn't something that this 21-year-old college student, who we will call by his first initial only, j, is going to want to have out there the day he goes looking for a job interview. the night at college when he partied and partied with a fair amount of this going on, and with a camera in the room. a camera held by this guy. he's a college-aged student too who has been touring the nation's campuses shooting, well, moments like this with college students like j. and then putting them up on youtube. with a partner, he's got a whole series called "i'm schmacked." their videos have gotten 600,000 for their west virginia video. collectively on youtube, seven

terry agrees.being the so-called 9ers' good luck charm, terry says that's quite the pressure. >> the pressure is really on, i know. i hope not too many people around me know who i am. >> reporter: but one he is willing to take on and keeping a positive attitude, and he is hoping with a possible sixth win that could be a 7th bowl for him to complete his lucky ex- >> go, 9ers! >>> have you ever been to a super bowl? >> never have but i'd love to go. i'm sure he is packing now to get out. >> off to new orleans. price is right, too. >> free ride. >> absolutely. hey, tell you what, should be a good time there and great weather here the next couple of days as high pressure is sitting overhead and now the temperatures are starting to warm up. still a transitional day outside. you have a few high clouds overhead but as we head throughout the afternoon, i think we're looking at lots of sunshine at the coast and then tonight mostly clear, temperatures going to be just about the same overnight. we'll still se

morning -- >> one of our facebook friends posted this on our facebook page, good morning -- >> you too terry. >> don't you close the lid when you're finished? hmm. we'll have more of your responses and the correct answer in 30 minutes. >>> now why would a doctor being paid by the redskins make a statement that seemed to throw the franchise under the bus and then backtrack? when we return, dr. andrews speaks about rg3.

and terry is that guy. >> the saying thick and thin? well, with the 49ers it was thin and then thick. [ laughter ] >> terry's trip to new orleans is a package deal. tickets and hotel are all free. >>> and it's not just fun and games in names. a couple of santa clara police officers are there to work. cbs 5's don knapp is in santa clara. don, the officers are learning about how new orleans handles all that security at the superdome. >> reporter: liz, you know, if we didn't know better, this whole thing would look fishy a couple of cops saying, gee, let's go to the superdome, let's get free tickets to the super bowl. all because we want to learn how to control crowds. and in fact we came down here today, we asked some questions, we found out it's for real, it's all business. they are going there to learn how to control crowds because someday, the 49ers will be playing here and they are going to need to know what they learned. when it comes to violent crime, the city of santa clara is low on the national list. but then santa clara has neve

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the players let the manager terry francona down. he got fired. he's written a book. it will be sorted out in the next few weeks as' pears on various programs including "morning joe." it's a little bit over the top. >> so is this news welcomed or not welcomed by red sox nation? >> i think it's met with a yawn really. one thing in that sound bite that you just read, red sox management wanted to win baseball games more than they wanted to sign sexy players. they wanted to win. >> we can find out more about that coming up on "morning joe." next wednesday terry francona will be on the show. >> yes, he is. what about the shuttle today? am goig to get home? >> you want your personal forecast in the middle of the show? >> yes. >> we'll wait until break. coming up at the top of the hour. no, mike, you might want to take the train. next on "morning joe," president obama plans to rollout a new plan to tackle gun violence in america. the "morning joe" crew will break down what is next in the debate and what's at stake if the white house gets it alone without congressional suppor

putting that aside, terry made a comment about gun-control. first thing that happened in cuba, russia, a communist country is one thing. take the guns away from the citizens. we do not need that in the united states. i believe we have the second amendment. it goes back for a long time. second, spending. how can we keep spending money when our nation does not have a penny to stand on? my three kids and my grandkids, what are they going to believe in? i have a question for the democratic body. the cubans coming in from cuba right now are not political refugees anymore. right now, i am watching c-span at my mother's place. she has worked 30-some years in this beautiful nation of ours. when are we going to stop giving away our money? people that pay taxes in this beautiful nation. we have people coming in -- and i will use my own place of birth, cuba. >> i will stop you there. two issues that you put on the table that the present will be facing, immigration, the debt and deficit. >> that is absolutely true, these will be two big issues. on the gun

ambassador to the united nations andrew young and former justice department spokesman terry adamson in the discussion of jack nelson's ms. moore "scoop the evolution of a southern reporter." it's about an hour >> good evening everyone. my name is hain't and i will be moderating this wonderful panel tonight. the director of the journalism program at emory and a co-author of a book about news coverage in the civil rights movement that featured jack quite prominently. first i want to thank the carter library and museum for hosting this and cosponsoring this and also emory university which houses the papers and the wisdom of a great journalists and we are so pleased that the to the surprise winners and the latest among them is jack nelson. barbara was generous and made jack's papers our possession now and there is some rich history and i encourage everyone to go and take a look at them. we are here to celebrate the life, memoir, peepers of jack nelson with some people that knew him extremely well. jack was a man of enormous influence and consequence in the nation. the story of jack nelson

and he's a good friend of terry's and also of mine. so i would hope to see more of that going forward. >> at the time of the formation of the euro, the three-tier euro was considered but not adopted. an unfortunate result of this has been that the mediterranean countries so largely dependent on tourism have become, well, they're really not competitive. is it time to reconsider the three-tier euro in that an important effect would be a very substantial devaluation of the mediterranean countries, and that should result in job growth, economic growth simply from near-in increased tourism? >> well, i think it's fair to say historically when i talk about latin america and also about the asian financial crisis -- career -- korea is an example, indonesia also -- is that one of the great aids they had was the ability to e do value and to push -- to devalue