tim peters got out of the pool alive. unfortunately dawn brancheau did not.hat was just over three years after the feeters incident, a trainer cuz killed in spain by a sea world whale on loan to that park and a sea world trainer conducting the training exercise when the spanish trainer was rammed and killed. so three years after this incident, we had two deaths in a killer whale pool. . >> we have a digital dashboard question from facebook. sean evans asked, what extra safety procedures were set up after the attack in 2006 and why didn't it prevent the attack in 2010? >> i'm not aware of any specific safety procedures set up after this attack except they finally removed kasaka from water work. trainers are still no longer allowed to in the pool with her. but the cal osha, the occupational safety organization in california issued a very scathing report on the attack and issued several recommendations to prevent it from happening again. and they said if you don't do this, it's only a matter of time before somebody dies. well, sea world apparently applied a lot

she grabbed tim peters twice before this incident and we don't know for sure, we can't get inside hert any intelligent mother wanting to be with her calf and comfort her calf would try to make her distress known to the people she works with including people she's quite close to, like this trainer. >> folks who support sea world say look, this is educational, it's informing people a wide audience about these incredible animals. i don't understand, though, why it is okay to take these animals out of wild and put them in a small pool, given their size. i mean, it just seems kind of a throwback to another time, doesn't it? >> it is a little bit like the dancing bears from the victorian era, which now we would never permit and abhor. kasaka was captured from iceland when she was quite young. as was tilicum. he was 3 years old. these animals tend to have tight bonz with -- bonds with each other. when we separate them and put them in artificial pods, in an artificial ocean, maybe 1/10,000th, the side of their natural range, it's understandable why some of them are going to have moments of ag

tim pawlenty isn't born. michelle bachmann isn't stopping and the business extra patrol peter is not a business expert. when it doesn't fit anywhere else we put it in the viewfinder viewfinder. >> hello every. >> off to our programs. >> considered at least by the romneys we're told, safe, reliable steady as she goes, nothing too flashy. >> kind of a boring guy. a reasonable, fine human being and all that, he would be a sensible pick. because again, no one would notice or care. >> wouldn't like it. >> ifif you goad me into it, i'll show you tats. >> would you ask him to apologize? >> um. >> i just need to ask you about this, senator mccain was just on the senate floor and said what what you're doing, going after huma. >> i can't do an interior right now. >> can you do one with us later? >> yes, i can. >> she's better than anybody else in the country in making her point regardless, let's give michelle bachmann a hand. >> this one stinks to high heaven. >> oh, libor. libor, libor. >> when we talk about libor what exactly is that? >> a complicated process that involves a multitude of was confidence. >> i n

ann says, someone country like kenny chesney, tim mcgraw, billy ray cyrus, even john bon jovi. >> bernadette petersi love slash, he'd make a great judge. >> katherine says, betty white. >> why not? >> put a fork? "idol," it's done. >> it's not completely done but it does seem to be running out of gas. >> it's so not done for me. >> you've got to have good judges. that's the news for this half hour. don't miss our updates on facebook and worldnewsnowfans.com. >> on twitter hash tag wnnfans. >> you're over randy? >> i'm not over randy, i love j. lo,love steven tyler. >> i'm all about randy these days. i interviewed him, he's such a nice guy. >>> this morning on "world news now," security scandal. reports of security breaches at london's heathrow airport just before the summer olympic games. >> the finger-pointing, the tepgs, and serious questions about who's to blame. it's monday, july 16th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> july 16th. the summer's racing by. it's almost like sort of -- i feel like it's the halfway point. >> i know. >> good morning, i'm john mueller in for rob nelson. >>

tim walters, who has done a terrific job out there. he wanted to say a few words to the commission about this transition. >> thank you, peter. commissioners, executive director moyer, my name is james walter. i want to give you some background on me so that you get to know where i came from, about me. i have two college degrees, at a bachelor's, double major in political science and history, and a master's degree in international management, business management. i have been in upper senior level management for well over 30 years. i have been harbor master at south beach since december 2007. prior to that, i was marina manager at an 850-slip herbert. prior to that, i was the general manager of a 300-room hotel in waikiki, honolulu, hawaii. i did that for nearly 20 years. those two industries may sound very different, but they are almost identical. both are pleasure industries. there is a high degree of customer service. there is a high degree of maintenance, especially in appearance and functionality. they are both transient businesses. it takes knowledge of specific regulations and laws that are designed -- that regulate tho

tim. we have another rancher waiting. peter is in plymouth, indiana. go ahead. caller: i am from wisconsin. we had a small farm up there. we were milking cows in 1990. i think a lot of things going on, we're going to these mega farms. maybe 15 or 20 years ago, we have the smaller farms -- we had the smaller firms. last spring, we had a terrific amount of rain. a lot of the land got washed out because of that. what i am getting at is these mega farms are opening up more of the smaller fields to make the fields bigger because of the larger equipment they are running. a lot of the fields are getting washed out because the fence lines and tree lines are being taken away and stripped down because they want larger fields. nobody makes any comment about that. i want to tell you that when we have the heavy rain, the rivers and streams that ran into lake michigan, the water was brown. i have never seen anything like that, that bad. host: let's let jerry hagstrom give his thoughts on what you bring up. guest: there are lots of the advantages with the metta farms in terms

tim cane. meanwhile, mitt romney went on the offensive scheduling multiple tv interviews to address his time at bain capital. peter alexander has more on how romney says the president is being dishonest. >> in a heated campaign becoming increasingly nasty, with both teams accusing the other the lying, mitt romney said it's the president being dishonest to the american people. >> the president's campaign has been i think outrageous making the kind of charges they have. the kind of attacks are beneath the dignity. >> they're trying to raise new questions about his business experience at bain capital. especially when he stopped running the private equity firm. he saying he went to turn around the winter olympics. but these documents list him as the chief executive officer in 2000 and 2001. >> most americans figure if you're the chairman, ceo, and president of a company, you're responsible for what that company does. >> if you were officially the boss in those years, why are you not responsible for bain capital's activities including the outsourcing of jobs at that time. >> in february 1999, i left bane capital and al

tim mcgraw, billy ray cyrus, even jon bon jovi. >> vivian says, i would like to see bernadette peters, my all-time favorite entertainer.reat judge. >> katherine says, betty white. >> why not? >> lisa says put a fork in "idol," it's done. >> running out of gas. >> it's not completely done but it does seem to be running out of gas. >> it's so not done for me. >> you've got to have good judges. that's the news for this half hour. don't miss our updates on facebook and worldnewsnowfans.com. -- on twitter at abc#wnnfans. >> you're over randy? >> i'm not over randy, i love j. lo, i love steven tyler. >> i'm all about randy these days. i interviewed him, he's such a nice guy. >>> this morning on "world news now," security scandal. ñcús1@@ú? i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, i

tim cane. >> mitt romney has gone on the offensive scheduling multiple tv interviews to address him time at bain capital. petert's the president being dishonest. >> in a heating campaign that's increasingly nasty, president obama and romney's team are accusing the others of lying, they told nbc news it's the presidents being dishonest to the american people. >> the president cease came pan has been outrageous, i think the attacks -- >> the balm campaign is trying to raise questions about the business experience at bain capital when he stopped running the private equity firm. romney says he retired in 1999. in 2000 and 2001 he listed as the ceo. >> most americans think that you are responsible for what that company does. >> why are you still responsible for bain capital's activities including the outsourcing of jobs at that time? >> february of 1999 i left bain capital and left all management authority responsibility for the firm, i had no on going activity or involvement in the affairs of bain capital, and some independent fact checkers think that is the case, is it fair to tas create for jobs created by bain

ann says, someone country like kenny chesney, tim mcgraw, billy ray cyrus, even jon bon jovi. >> vivian says, i'd like to see bernadette petersll-time favorite entertainer. also, i love slash, he'd make a great judge. >> katherine says, betty white. >> why not? >> lisa says, put a fork in "idol," it's done. >> it's not completely done but it does seem to be running out of gas. >> it's so not done for me. it's so not done. >> i still enjoy. >> love it. >> you've got to have good judges. drill be interesting to see what they come up with. that's the news for this half hour. don't miss our updates on facebook and worldnewsnowfans.com. >> on twitter #wnnfans. >> i hope randy stays on "idol" by the way. you're over randy? >> i'm a little over randy but i love j. lo, i really love steven tyler. >> i'm all about randy these days. i interviewed him, he's such a nice guy.

tim pawlenty and louisiana governor bobby jindal. on monday a top romney adviser tried to downplay this talk insisting no decision has yet been made. matt. >> peterwashington. peter, thank you very much. >>> stephanie cutter is the deputy campaign manager for president obama's campaign. stephanie, good to see you. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> if you listen to what we've heard over the last week, it's been a preview of what can get ugly over the next three or so months. if you think about what your candidate is out there on the campaign trail saying and compare it to what he was saying as a candidate four years ago about changing the atmosphere in washington and bringing hope to people who are having a hard time finding hope, are you proud of the message he's out there delivering? >> matt, if you look at what the president is saying on the campaign trail, it is about how we're going to move this country forward, how we're going to break the stalemate in washington and do what we need to do for a strong middle class and sustained growth. >> as of late it's been an awful lot about mitt romney and tax record and offshore ac