a titanic visitor attraction is being built.y, at 12:13 p.m., the exacta time she was launched, a religious service was held to mark the 100th anniversary. >> the reason that we have gathered here is to celebrate the titanic. we know that what happened to it was a tragedy, but titanic herself was not. a beautiful ship, well-built by belfast craftsmen, right here on this slip away. >> the anniversary was marked on land and north carolina -- and at sea. more than 1500 people were killed when titanic sank, including the deck engineer from belfast. his great granddaughter is proud of him and the ship he helped to build. >> belfast of quiet about its side and a connection for so long that i think it is great we're getting this year is-bill the to the sinking of the maiden voyage anniversary. because we can now start to tell and assure that story with the rest of the world. for so long, we did not know how to deal with titanic. we were a bit embarrassed about it. now we have come to a place where we can celebrate it as an achievement.

they are two of the biggest titans in silicon valley. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg and larry paige. their respective corporate headquarters five miles apart. so why would facebook try to plant negative stories about google in the news? >> we are friends in the silicon valley until we are not and we have a lot of love/hate relationships relationships in the valerie. >> facebook is paying close attention to what google is doing and they might be scared about it. they looked a little bit like they needed to lash out against google. and they picked a strange way to do it. >> reporter: a representative of a powerhouse tried to generate an article on what he called google's sweeping violations of user privacy but the p.r. company did not disclose the client who wanted the article written about google was facebook. at issue, a new program called google social circles. >> if you want to put it in a single word it is your life they are interested in. >> reporter: c-net's brian cooley says there is lots at stake. >> to put it simply facebook doesn't like that

. >> reporter: they are two of the biggest titans in silicon veil. facebook and google ceo larry page. their respective headquarters are five miles apart. why would facebook try to plant negative stories about google in the news. >> we're friends in the silicon veil until we're not and we have a loot of hate relationships in the veil. >> eric goldman is director of the high-tech law institute in silicon veil. >> facebook is paying attention to what google is doing. they might look scared about it. they looked a little bit like they needed to lash out against google and they picked a strange way to do it. >> reporter: in an email sent to an influential tech blog era representative of the public relations powerhouse tried to generate an article on what he called google's sweeping violations of user privacy but the pr company did not disclose the client who wanted the article written about google was facebook. at issue a new program called google social circles. >> if you want to put it in a single word it's your life they are interested in. >> reporter

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. >> venga que el titanic. >> cuidado, cuidado. >> sale mas adelante en unas revista que sale desnudaa. >> no sólo somos compañeros de trabajo. >> cualquier parecido es mera coincidencia. >> oye un apregunta y . >> en la foto. >> se le ve la foto . >> y la cara=. >> espectacular cari, me están dejando mál tiene que haber sido un error. >> viene la tetanic a contarnos sobre su nuevo desnudo. >> .Ángel millagomez. >> regresamos con eso mariaisabel. >> latina vip. >> quedense con nosotros. >> pero antes les comento algo. >> deconecté mi sistema de cable. >> me cambié a dishlatino. >> !784974 . >> hoy escucharemos las nuevas declaraciones de la reina. >> la cosa está caliente. >> esta bronca. >> ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronostico. trt :59 ---hacemos una pausa comercial pero antes lo invitamos a sintonizar "univision 14" cuando se levanta por la maÑana.---este jueves en "al despertar"... unos activistas que estan hartos de la violencia manifiestan su descontento.--ademas, un experto nos dira cuales podrian ser las repercusiones politicas de la muerte de "osama bin laden"...-

robert boyle, one of the titans in the pantheon of science, believed that death sweat was one of the most valuable weapons in the physician's arsenal. boyle and newton and all these other early scientists shared a mental landscape. they all lived precariously between two worlds, the medieval one they'd grown up in, and a modern one that they had just begun to glimpse. these were brilliant, confused, conflicted, ambitious men. they believed in angels and alchemy and the devil, and they believed at the same time in a universe that was governed by precise mathematical law. if we could travel to the 1600s, a huge number of things would startle us; the piles of human waste blocking the streets, the body parts of executed criminals tacked up around town to keep in line -- [inaudible] with what you would see so much as what people believed. and one of the crucial differences between then and now was how our forebearers thought of god. this affected everything. the 1600s was a god-drenched society. god was everywhere. nowadayses when something tragic happens, we try to console ourselves by s

. >> he is a titan. >> you said it well. >> from all of us here at "christian world news" good-bye and god bless you. (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world. (applause) 

. >> they are the superheros, they are the titans, they are they did an impossible job and they did the superpossible with me. >> reporter: those three men he is calling heros are the navy seals. phillips was held hostage for five days. killing all three somali pirates on board. >> you know we all survived because of i our captain. >> reporter: the 19 crew members on the alabama were the first to call captain phillips the hero by giving up to pirates to save his crew. >>> i'm frank somerville, we'll see you again next week.

before the commercial break i broke the titanic news that both donald trump an and-- let's see, ah, i want to say hoyt axton-- mike huckabee, whooo, both of these gentlemen have dropped out of the presidential race to spend more time with their tv shows. of course whoever is the eventual republican nominee is going to need a lot of money. because it is estimated that barack obama will raise over $1 billion for his campaign. that means between now and election day, he has to collect $21 a second. which is why his campaign slogan has gone from change to benjamin. (applause) >> stephen: so clearly fund-raising, fund raising is going to be key. and friday there was game-changing news in the world of campaign finance. jim? >> stephen colbert went to washington today and is filing a request to create his own superpac can. his parent company viacom doesn't want him getting them into trouble with the federal election commission while he's doing this and so now colbert is making a big production of going to the fec to file a request for a media exemption. >> stephen: oops. that is so embarrass

. >>> the titanic is set to set sail once again.words when the movie was released in 1998. the block buster is headed back to the big screen but this time you will see it in 3d. april6 of next year will be the release day. that's four days before the 100th anniversary of titanic's departure from england on the first and final voyage. >>> one of the strangest theories in astronomy, a force called dark energy is pushing the universe apart. they found they are in fact, speeding away from us at a faster an faster rate. >>> the move made today to protect you from air bag malfunction. >>> plus is it the high cost of gas isn't enough, the new cost you might be paying just to keep your car on the road, next. >>> the california state senate passed a bill that imposes serious penalties to auto repair dealers who say they replaced a auto's air bag if they didn't. it would be punishable by an $80,000 fine. there have been lawsuits against shops that didn't replace air bags. >>> commuting on the nation's highways could become much more costly an

"men in black iii" in tightly spaced lower manhattan, smith has angered new yorkers by parking a titanic luxury trailer on location despite having a luxury apartment nearby. the 53-foot long $9,000 a week rental with sports amovie room and all granite bathroom was moved after complaints. >>> this is from wnbc for new york in new york city where one feathered fugitive has landed back home after flying the coop. a peahen, the second bronx zoo escapee in two months, has been recaptured. missing since monday, the bird's escape produced headlines and a twitter account, which was similar to the zoo's original escapee, mya the egyptian cobra. the colorful fowl was spotted in several locations. they found her ten blocks from a zoo and all ended peacefully. i'm lynn barry and this is "early today," your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> what's the key to a better life? in china it's as easy as a flip of the switch. engineers showed off the newest advancements in robots at one exhibit, machines that write with a pen, serve food, another that can play soccer. some are even meant to rep

he did in fighting communism in what he said, opening the political system with the strength of a titanou say now, lauren, as he continued in his death. >> and absolutely, there is this sense about john paul ii, anybody who read this, follow religion like i do. read many of the writings and they're heady stuff and takes a theologians to separate and understand them. but he is a philosopher and he understands philosophy, a man of faith as well. make no mistake, he he understands the writings of freud and he understands all of the writings and still a man of faith. he could debate the best of them on the level of

finally, the second highest grossing movie of all time, "titanic" returns to screen in 3d next year. director james cameron hopes to lure a new generation to see the film the way it was meant to be seen on the big screen, in 3d. anything that means that leonardo will be in my living room on the big screen will be fantastic. this comes to us from news channel 5 in west palm beach, florida. >> officials are addressing a tough situation that they are happy to have. six straight a students ended the season faced with a dead het on their hands. each student has been named valedictorian, a historic honor all six say they're happy to receive. congratulations to all six of you. >> there is one winner. >> rock, paper scissors. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> it took more than 300 years, but thousands of relics are back on dry land. archaeologists in china recovered pottery and bowls from the mingh dynasty. the discovery was made inside a centuries old shipwreck deep below the surface. even more items are expected to be u

a titan of global banking. a jet setter with homes on three continents. a man many believed would be the next president of france. but this morning in room 130 of the manhattan criminal court, he was just another defendant. >> docket 2011 ny 0 p 5773. dominique strauss-kahn. step up, please. >> reporter: dominique strauss-kahn, 62 years old, unshaven after two nights in a new york jail, stood stone-faced. as the prosecutor announced the grim charges against him. >> -- restraining a hotel employee inside of his room. he sexually assaulted her and attempted to forcibly rape her. when he was unsuccessful, he forced her to perform oral sex on him -- >> reporter: the employee, a 32-year-old immigrant mother working as a maid, has told police strauss-kahn emerged naked from the bathroom, chased her, locked the door, and as the complain against him puts it, engaged in oral sexual conduct and anal sexual conduct by forcible compulsion. the maid immediately reported the incident to hotel authorities and the police. the alleged attack happened saturday, here, in a

as entities, these companies are big, slow, like a titanic but the meat tons and tons of money.therine: not just how much the money money they make? but the-make tons of money-- >> rob: with fannie mae for example. it is government sponsored. the democrats are fighting about fannie mae, sallie mae, freddie mac. should the government be involved in the loan business? with competition, are they for profit? or are they impacting the economy. with conflict of interest is at stake. >>catherine: i am not surprised with exxon or wal- mart what else did surprise you? >> rob: people forget berkshire hathaway, it is a holding company. they hold other companies. inside of it you have of warren buffett knowledge of acquisitions and i think that is a great company with a long term, a patient investor. and you can error on the side of caution. you can air-the side of caution, a dairy queen makes tiny little perhaps yogurt. >>catherine: the it and around forever! they have been around forever, the fortune 500 and generated 10.8 trillion dollars. and that is up 10% what does that tell us? >> ro

one of the titans of the world wide web.sident sarkozy acknowledges a huge gap of incomprehension between the attack and the college -- a policy makers. the internet can be allowed to grow at untethered. >> the universe that you represent is not a parallel one. free of the rule of law, float -- free of morals, the fundamental principles which govern social and democratic countries. >> president sarkozy is known for its tough line on interest parsee -- piracy. the kind of regulation that creates great anxiety within the industry. >> why are you here? >> is a good idea to be present when movement is afoot to to take away some of the values that he chairs. >> both sides agreed that they need to encourage more growth. the disagreement is on how much control there should be. the other view adopted by an increasing number of european countries you would like to regulate the industry. where is the balance? privacy is a hot topic in the uk at the moment. tens of thousands of people on twitter -- on the other hand, twitter played a s

the judge granted a $1 million bail, but the former world financial titan will have to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet and remain confined to a manhattan apartment. he faces up to 25 years in prison. and this is a story we will continue to follow. >>> well, up next, it's one of the top grossing movie franchises of all time. but "pirates of the caribbean" almost sank after just one picture. and we'll tell you why. even though i'm a great driver, and he's... not so much. well, for a driver like you, i would recommend our new snapshot discount. this little baby keeps track of your great driving habits, so you can save money. [sighs] amazing. it's like an extra bonus savings. [ cackling ] he's my ride home. how much can the snapshot discount save you? call or click today. before i started taking abilify, i was taking an antidepressant alone. most days i could put on a brave face and muddle through. but other days i still struggled with my depression. i was managing, but it always had a way of creeping up on me. i felt stuck. i just couldn't shake my depression. so i talked to my doctor

. >>> apparently the tennessee tight ban -- titans.are the front runners to pick up the quarterback. young is a two time pro bowler but ran afoul with titana management and publicly arguing with his coach. just what mike shanahan needs. >>> nats moving on to florida. where am i from? florida. jordan zimmerman going six strong. >>> all righty. time to reveal this week's dc high school game of the week. we are going to the district for this week's baseball game. wilson tigers going for their ridiculous 19th straight dc title. that will be or lead game tonight at 11 p.m. finally tonight the ugliest golf swing on earth. charles barkely in birmingham. hitch and glitch. look at the end of his golf club. >> is it gone if. >> missing something. the head of his club. as topper likes to say he hit the big ball first. the earth. >> the earth. >> and he disconnected his clubhead from his stick. and that's unfortunate. >> so hard to watch. >> tragic, really. >> all right. that's it for us. the cbs evening news with katie couric is up next. derek wi

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demand the supply so my optimism isn't my eve wishful thinking that if we anticipate and like the titanic if we can see the iceberg ahead, if we are afraid of the iceberg this is the beginning of the time to take a pro-active action we will help many of the said act to this very scary scenario. >> thank you, matt. [applause] >> i meant to hold up matt's book, climatoplis. there is. [laughter] mark kurlansky began his career as a playwright but soon more often to journalism. he's written 20 books, is that right, mark? >> 22 bachelet. segment 22 books. all right. three of his best known books have related themes, the biography of the fish that change the world and i want to say i just listened to this on a cd during my commute and is a terrific book. salt, the world history, and the big oil easter, history on the half shell. [laughter] his latest book, world without fish is directed at a young adel audience and with flashy graphics and less illustration. it's really fun to look through and read and interesting to read apart from being very scary. [laughter] it's the perfect for primer of pe

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. >> the titans of industry may portray images, but billionaires living beyond bling. like this $70 million home built by oracles larry ellison or this seven bedroom 24 bathroom bill gates hide away so massive it has its own online virtual tour. when it was leaked that fellow billionaire mark zuckerberg bought a home, the world expected a mansion. instead, he bought this refurbished five bedroom, five path in palo alto for $7 million. and tabloids started wagging. >> mark zuckerberg leaving his new house. >> complete with polls, did zuckerberg get ripped off? absolutely no. >> there is a trend going on right now. what we are seeing in our area, we have basically newly minted high level executives. >> the palo alto real estate agent says zuckerberg's purchase is a sign silicon valley is hiring again. >> google is continuing. >> and who are they hiring? >> this is a younger crowd and they like to be in the mix. >> late 20 somethings who would rather walk to local bars and host backyard barbecues by the pool and that's exactly what zuckerberg got. they are also paying cas

former hedge fund titan raj rajaratnam is convicted of conspiracy and securities fraud. it's a landmark victory in the government's crackdown on insider trading on wall street. you're watching "nightly business report" for wednesday, may 11. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening everyone. my colleague tom hudson will be along later in the program. a verdict today in the largest probe of insider trading at a hedge fund in u-s history: billionaire investor raj rajaratnam was found guilty of all 14 counts. a jury convicted him on five counts of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and nine counts of securities fraud. the conviction, after an eight- week trial, is a huge win for the government's efforts to punish insider trading on wall street. we'll get analysis from a legal expert in just a moment, but first, erika miller was at the courthouse and has detai

tarde de sorpresa en españa los titanes llegaron pensando en su compromiso de la champions que el partidor 0 zil y sergio ramos de cabeza. acortaba distancias, pero el tiempo comenzaba a convertirse el peor enemigo de casa. a cortaba distancia y zaragoza se escapaba con una victoria de oro de santiago bernabeu. ganó zaragoza 3 a 2 ante real madrid. ya con el resultado en la bolsa, los kalt lanecatalanes salieron relajados con su visita. sellarían el título, tiago, hacia el primero para el equipo del barcelona. pero el uruguayo, martín técnico de la real sociedad, supo organizarse físicamente y luego de tener un primer tiempo.s a firx yo a un barcelona que terminó derrotado por marcador de 2 goles por 1. y concentrado en su compromiso de la champions, ante el real madrid. ganó la oral sociedad, # 2 a 1. vamos al béisbol, los gigantes de visita en la capital estadounidense, doble e matanza del 4 al 6 al 3. la ofensiva decía prenso te y voy o la palabra del tamaño de un planet y la regresó a su órbita, cuadrangular. los gigantes perdieron a pablo sandoval. que se fracturó la mano derecha y e

it is reported skins are front runners to pick up the former titans qb a two-time pro bowler. finally tonight old joe drove his car into that pond there so he and his buddies pulled the car out which was good but they forgot to put the break on. going right where it came from. only this time it is going in. >> no. >> you've got to think these things through before you execute these things and old joe didn't think of that. >> old joe. >> got a couple years older. >> old joe and his toe. >> we will be right back. >>> that's 9news now for tonight. have a great weekend and happy mom's day. >> david letterman is next. good night, everybody. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolo rado.com ♪ [ female announcer ] the counter. in most homes, it gets all the action. bring it. getting it clean again is easy with bounty. in this lab test, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface cleaner than 3 sheets of the bargain brand. ♪ why use more when you can use less? ♪ super durable, super absorbent, super clean. bounty. the one-sheet clean picker-upper.

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it is reported skins are front runners to pick up the former titans qb a two-time pro bowler.onight old joe drove his car into that pond there so he and his buddies pulled the car out which was good but they forgot to put the break on. going right where it came from. only this time it is going in. >> no. >> you've got to think these things through before you execute these things and old joe didn't think of that. >> old joe. >> got a couple years older. >> wo

friday was my birthday, the 15th of april, tax day, also the anniversary of the sinking of the titanic. i've been thinking about this for a couple of years now. i started doing this old geiser character around the dipper table and it got lots of laughs because people could see me transforming. all right, i treat every day as if it were your last. one day you'll be right. and not hearing things, and sometimes my daughter will call me gramps. you know, she'll say, oh, gramps, come and look -- and she'll wipe my face like this. and i play along. >> and the play also gives you an opportunity to also be the 12-year-old you once were. so it calls upon that sort of physicality. it might be an incredibly challenging thing to do, to go from being 12 to being 85 or whatever, as you do throughout the course of the play. and back again. >> it's called acting. i mean, you learn how to do that. and particularly -- my thrust with acting is to be able to do lots of different, physically-based roles. i like to think of it as -- it's like the ancient pantomimists from which everyone is an imitator. i ge

. >>> well, the heart will go on and so will the movie "titanic."t is actually returning to theaters next year in 3-d and the release will coincide with the 100th anniversary of the actual sinking of that legendary ship. >> that would be a cool movie in 3-d. looking forward to that. very cool. >>> well time now for some sports and the latest from the nba. take a look now at espn news. >>> good morning. dirk nowitzki had an absolutely sensational performance in game one against oklahoma city scoring 48 points and he was absolutely perfect at the free-throw line. taking on kevin durant, who had 40 points himself in game one. early on durant on the drive, a monster flush over brendan haywood. who cares? later on, nowitzki curling in the lane, gets it. dirk finishes only 29 points. mavs trail by 1. here's durant, set-back "j" over the defender. he had 24 and the thunder lead by 5. under four to go. james harden, your beard is weird. good defense. he dribbled pullup over jason terry. take that, jet. out of fuel. harden fired up. the thunder win, 106-100.

clash of the titans the madrid masters decider between holder and on between the joke of each it's just moments away from its start. and on your bike be annual five rings of last school event races into third gear in the heart of school. one of the biggest rivalries in international ice hockey has not just finished up this year's world championships russia going down to the czech republic in the group stages three two was how it ended up in slovakia alexander ovechkin playing in the defeat for russia that's his first game since joining up with the squad after his washington capitals were dumped odds of the n.h.l. playoffs both teams were already through to the second round now in group f. second place sweden beat fifth ranked switched on meaning the swiss are now eliminated from this year's events. being in bratislava where the continental hockey league will see another country joining its ranks eleventh progs becoming the first the fucking club to sign up their quest to test themselves against the giants of the european game such as you lie and see here winning their first p.h.l. title

clash of the titans it's on beating djokovic versus holder you know it's all in the final of the mcrib masters in a few hours time as well. as on your bike be on you all five rings of last school race event gets its starts in the hearts of moscow. one of the biggest rivalries in international ice hockey is set to get a sequel at this year's world championships russia and the czech republic face off again having previously split their two games in twenty eleven one victory place and the child star alexander ovechkin a very welcome addition for the clash a twenty five year old playing for the first time this finals following his club washington's exit from the playoffs stateside but czechs lead the way in group eight but fourth place russia they are also through to the next stage with two games to spur in group f. second place sweden meet fifth ranked switzerland came in for the swiss. ok to the russian premier league we go with the spoils i'll be ensured in the lead this last school darby. securing our points each in sunday's opening fixture. was the score in the one. getting a last min

clash of the titans it's on beat and talk a bitch versus border natal in the final of the madrid masters in a few hours time. on your bike be on you all five rings of moscow a friend races into third gear in the arts. but one of the biggest rivalries in international ice hockey is where we begin it is under way this year's world championships russia and the czech republic facing off yet again having previously split their two games this year up one piece of the second period just thoughts on the way it is russia if we were drawing to nothing on the goals netted late in the first period alexander ovechkin well he was a very welcome addition for the class the twenty five year old playing for the first time these finals following his club washington's exit from the n.h.l. playoffs proteins they're already through remember too that second run after second place sweden they're taking on fifth ranked switzerland the game a must win for the swiss but there is no score as yet. to the russian premier league where the spoils help ensured in the latest moscow. securing a point each in sunday's open

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