authority say the united express flight was attempting to land getting ready to, when the front landing gear would not come down. the plane landed without it skiding to a stop on the runway on its nose, nobody was hurt and passengers and crew escaped using the emergency shutes, a fiery interval after a 36-hour rain delay. that was the start of the problems, later, juan montoya would crash in to a safety truck. nobody was hurt but the fire scorched part of the track and delayed the race for two hours. drivers couldn't believe what they were seeing. >> nascar can't catch a break. we had a prime time monday night race and we got a 2-hour delay. >> that stuff was crazy. i'm glad everybody was okay. >> despite the delays there was a winner, mat kenseth beat out dale earnhardt to take the checkered flag, second win in daytona, florida. >>> still ahead on eye witness news, a sunny seasonal day outside here as we tick down to the end of february tomorrow. complete first warning weather forecast, 2 and a half minutes away. let's look at the midday stocks, to be followed by multi- match numbers.

the united express jet came down on its rear wheels and the nose of the plane. 71 passengers had to exit via the e emergency chute. >>> classes are canceled at the ohio school where a shooting took place yesterday. people gathered to remember the person who died. >> a quick-thinkening coach probably saved several lives by chasing the shooter from the school. >> reporter: here in the western suburbs of cleveland, five students shot monday morning in chardon high school. one didn't survive. >> we have an active shooter at the high school. repeat, active gunshots at the hoobl. >> reporter: the call came in at 7:38. nate was in the calf fear ya when shots rang out. the alleged shooter was 17-year-old 16789 j. lane, sitting at a table by himself. >> we heard a loud pop, like a firecracker almost. he was standing on the table. >> reporter: he saw one friend fall on the table and another plying on the floor. >> it was terror. everything just went tunnel vision. you see glances of your friends laying all over the place. there's blood. people screaming. >> reporter: teachers locked their classroo

a united express flight landed new liberty airport around 6:20 eastern time after the pilot reported the landing gear problem. no one was hurt. officials shut down the run ways about an hour after the landing. >>> meantime, a crews ship is adrift without power in pirate infested water. the predicament for passengers ahead in five minutes. >>> a quake struck with a magnitude of 5.9, two miles northeast of danville. >>> it is a long time neighborhood eyesore that has neighbors worried about their own health and safety. we'll tell you what could lead to a cleanup. >>> romney is on home turf. how the political landscape is changing ahead of tomorrow's primary. >>> outside our doors, a winter chill is settling in the area: we'll tell you up next what the temperatures will be in the morning and when the next chance of rain will arrive. [ male announcer ] for a better-looking tomorrow. vicks nyquil cold & flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. [ deep breath ] ♪ 1, 2, 3, 4 ♪ [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] vicks dayqui

the nose gear collapsed on the jet forcing the united express regional jet to land on its belly. passengers evacuated the plane by sliding down the emergency chutes. 69 passengers including a baby made it off without injuries. one runway remains closed at the airport. the ntsb is not sending investigators to the scene but will collect information from the black box. >>> to the final push in michigan now, romney mnszmitt re state. tonight polls have romney and santorum in a near dead het. steve handlesman with more on this. steve. >> reporter: thanks. these candidates are watching these polls. santorum can't aafford to do his own, but the combination of the latest ones show this race tomorrow could be virtually tied. rick santorum claimed tonight he's closing strong in michigan. >> i think we're going to surprise a few people tomorrow night. >> reporter: but santorum lost his lead in this recession-ravaged state when he talked less about jobs and like today more about his religious conservatism and what he opposes. >> separation of church of state did not appear in the constitutio

the united express jet was forced to make an emergency landing after the front landing gear got stuckfirst and slid to a stop on the nose of the plane. passengers slid down the emergency chutes to get off, but no one was hurt. the runway was closed for an hour. >> hopefully, there was no fee to use the slide, knowing the airlines these days. >>> in sports news now, matt kenseth has won his second daytona 500 nascar title. in a race that was delayed by rain for more than a day. then this. with 40 laps to go a car slid into a track trying -- sorry. track-drying truck. say that three times. which holds about 300 gallons of jet fuel. no one was hurt, but it did take about two hours to put out the fire and clean the fuel off the track. the race did not finish until 1:00 this morning. meanwhile, danica patrick had a bumpy ride in her daytona debut. the only woman driver on the track got caught up in an accident triggered by another car just minutes after the race started. her crew got her back up and running, but by that point she was already 62 laps behind the leader of the race. >>> now t

united states. el khalifl expressed interest in killing at at least 30 people, but before settling on the u.s. capital, he thought about others. occupied by u.s. military. then a synagogue. an army general and then a restaurant located next to an office building frequented by military officials. according to the charging documents, he went with under cover operatives to detonate explosives. when he dialed the cell phone, he believed would detonate. he was disappointed when the blast wasn't bigger and wanted a bigger bomb to carry out his attack here. now, back out here live, a lot is not known. we do know he is 29 years old. came here from morocco. he was here on a visitor's visa, which expired. he has been living here for the last 12 years illegally. he was not employed and was not associated with al-qaeda in any way, although some of the

the united express flight was approaching the airport to lands last night when the front landing gear would not come down. airport had to be shut down as the pilot brought in the plane on the back wheels and brought down the nose. tho one was hurt. -- in one was hurt. >>> a student is assaulted in her dorm room. as kai jackson explains, this isn't the first such attack on the campus this year. >> reporter: campus police say the assault happened sunday morning at cumberland dorm. two men gained access to the 7th floor room of an 18-year- old student. >> have you felt safe here? >> i have. i never thought anything like this would have happened. >> reporter: the 18 year old was the victim of assault. she woke up to find one of the suspects touching her leg and another man holding her laptop. her 19-year-old roommate returned and confronted the men and they fled. >> there was an attempt to look for property to steal, one individual who gained access to the room took the opportunity to place his happened on her leg. >> reporter: students have to take an active role in their safety by keepi

visit freightr >>> making headlines, there was a scare at newark liberty airport last night a united expressht from atlanta made an e her yep ski landing after the pilots informed -- emergency landing after the pilots informed the tower of a problem with the plane's nose gear it would not come down properly rescue crews were called to the scene as a precaution and the airport was shut down for about an hour. >> disabled italian cruise ship stranded in the indian ocean full of passengers expected to reach a nearby island tomorrow being towed by a french fishing vessel, costa allegra lost power monday after a fire in its generator room no one was hurt. somali pirates are active in that region but so far have not been sighted near the ship the incident comes 6 weeks after one of its sister ships the cost to concordia, hit a -- costa concordia hit a reef and capsized off italy. >> carnival is taking extra precautions when it comes to travelling to mexico it suspended on shore nature excursions in pure toe vallarta. >>> tucker barnes, joining us at the desk with pretty good news. >> another nice

the faa says a united express flight was trying to land when its front landing gear got stuck and wouldn't deploy. the pilot used the mainlanding gear to safely touch down the plane, it then slid about 200 feet on its nose before it came to a stop. passengers had to leave the plane using emergency chutes. afterwards one said i thought it was the end. >>> airport body scanners are safe for even the most frequent travelers, that's according to a new report from the department of homeland security's inspector general. the ig says independent testing shows a passenger would have to be screened 17,000 times a year to reach an annual radiation dose that could pose a health risk. the report recommends that machine operators get more extensive training. critics of the report say the i.g. investigators used existing radiation assessments rather than conducting their own independent tests. >>> prince georges county members want leslie johnson to pay a fine before she heads off to prison next month. she would have to pay a $15,000 fine before she begins her one year one day sentence. she admitted las

that united express flight touched down at around 6:30 last night. when it did touchdown, the flight was able to state land using its main landing gear, but it slid about 200 feet on its nose before coming to a stop. emergency responders had sprayed foam on the runway and evacuated passengers using the emergency chute. no one was hurt, but the incident did delay thousands of passengers. >> a flight you would not forget. no doubt a lot of nascar drivers are nursing their bombs and bruises after last night's wild daytona 500, a race that was crash-filled, and it also saw another rain delay and an explosion. the race was under caution when one driver was trying to catch up with the rest of the pack, lost control of his car, and slammed into the back of a jet dreier, carrying some 200 gallons of jet fuel, causing a massive explosion. >> that is crazy. >> amazingly, no one was hurt, but the race was put on hold for another two hours as crews put out the flames and repair the track. and finally early this morning, this was one. quite a night and early morn

. >> reporter: the first signs of distress aboard united express fight 5124 come on approach, as the pilot, attempted to land, notices the front landing gear will not drop. >> departure, mercury 51-24, level at 2,000 with a year isge issue. need a few minutes to check it out. >> reporter: with 73 people on board, and less than an hour's worth of fuel, the pilot displaying a steely sense of calm needs to land immediately. >> on this low approach, we're getting down in a fuel situation. i would like to go ahead and declare an emergency at this time. >> reporter: then radio silence. the nose slides across the runway. >> thinking about how to open the doors, going down the slide. >> reporter: as the plane skids to a stop this simple con fir nation of a safe landing. >> nice job, boys. >> reporter: all aboard, safe. for "good morning america," jim la avila, abc news, washington. >>> the aowes yated press is reporting that israeli leaders have informed u.s. officials they will not warn washington if they decide to attack iran's nuclear facilities. president obama meets with president netan

. >> reporter: the first signs of distress aboard united express fight 5124 come on approach, as theilot, attempting to land, in new jersey's newark airport, most thises the front landing gear will not drop. >> departure, mercury 51-24, level at 2,000 with a gear issue. need a few minutes to check it out. >> reporter: the pilot asked to fly past the airport control tower. >> back to newark for afullyby and 0 observation of the nose lining here. >> reporter: with 73 people on board, and less than an hour's worth of fuel, the pilot displaying a steely sense of calm needs to land immediately. >> on this low approach, we're getting down in a fuel situation. i would like to go ahead and declare an emergency at this time. >> reporter: then radio silence. as the pilots ease the plane down, rear wheels first, the nose sliding across the runway. >> thinking about how to open the doors, going down the slide. when we hit the runway. >> reporter: as the plane skids to a stop this simple confirmation of a safe landing. >> nice job, boys. >> reporter: all aboard, safe. for "good morning america,"

the knows gear of united express jet failed and the plane skidded to a half. just moments before the pilot told air traffic controllers he had a serious problem. >> we're not going to know that it's completely dund locked, so i would like to declare an emergency at this time and request rescue check us out when we get there, assuming we stop on the runway. >> there were 71 people aboard on the flight from atlanta. no one was injured. passengers were, though, understandably frightened. >> i thought it was the end, i really did. i sent a text to my son just letting him know that i love him and hope everything works out, take care of everything. it's unbelievable. unbelievable. >> federal aviation officials are investigating a mechanical failure. >>> time to show you headlines toward globe. the new york times is reporting that cameras will be in vehicles by 2019. >>> police tells the "los angeles times" a 10-year-old girl's death after a first fight is officially a homicide. witnesses say she fought with another girl over a boy. the police don't know yet if the g

the pilot of a united express flight had to get on the intercom and tell passengers to brace for an emergency landing. that's the one word they say you never want to hear on an airplane, brace. and while none of the 71 passengers on this flight were injured, new audio shows that's probably because the pilot kept his cool. trace gallagher has live her from l.a. >> reporter: and, megyn, the pilots and the passengers knew about this about 45 minutes ahead of landing. if you're a passenger, that is a long time to know that an emergency landing is coming up. now, as the pilot got closer to newark, he got on with the air traffic controller talking about a situation with the air traffic control wanted him to do a fly by so they could get closer look. listen. >> reporter: yeah, you got no nose gear, so the pilot was coming in east way on the -- either way on the front of the plane. the passengers are then given their final instructions. here's one of them talking earlier on "happening now." listen. >> as we're coming in, um, the flight attendants this the back were announce -- in the back were announ

the nose gear of the united express jet failed and the plane skidded to a halt.t moments before the pilot told air traffic controllers he had a serious problem. >> we're not gonna know that it's completely down and locked so i would like to declare an emergency at this time and request reskew check us out when we get there, assuming we stop on the runway. >> there were 71 people aboard united flight 5124 from atlanta. no one was injured. passengers though were understandably frightened. >> i thought i was dead. we really d. then i text to my son just letting them know that i love them i hope everything works out. take care of everything. it's unbelievable. unbelievable. >> federal aviation officials are investigating the mechanical failure. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. "the new york times" tells us that the government is ready to require all new cars to have rear view cameras starting in 2014. those cameras can prevent accidents by showing drivers what's behind them before they back up. >> police tell the "los angel

patti ann: a scary emergency landing for passengers onboard a united express jet.lane had landing gear problems that forced it to land belly-down at newark international airport in new jersey. the pilots managed to land the plane safely. here is their conversation with air traffic control. >> departure, 5124 level at 2000 with a gear issue. need a few minutes to check it out. >> on this approach we're getting down in a fuel situation. we're going to know it is completely down in a lock. so i would like to declare an emergency at this time and request fire rescue check us out we get there. patti ann: boy, they sure stayed calm. passengers and crew were empty met by emergency crews on the ground where some of them described the scary moments. >> the plane from. from ato will be doing emergency landing. the landing gear will not open, i love you. that is unbelievable. you see a text, i'm at work. looking at this text. unbelievable. what do you think? i had to leave work. what is she thinking what are they thinking on this plane? patti ann: thankfully no one was hurt i

the united express flight from atlanta was forced to make an emergency landing last night when the nose gear would not drop down. it skidded to a stop at the end of the runway on the main gear, and there as you can see on the nose of the plane some passengers on board feared the worst. >> the plane i am on from ato will be doing an emergency landing, the landing gear will not open. i love you. >> it made me very scared and it made me realize to actually pray before every flight, while in flight and for the landing to be safe. jon: all 71 people on the plane got off unhurt. join us now one of those passengers, steve. this was a flight from atlanta to newark, right. >> right. jon: everything is going normally until what happened. >> the first approach to newark we had an immediate kind of abrupt change of pattern, and we lifted back off, and then the pilot got on and instructed us that there was a light indicator on the landing gear that was malfunctioning. jon: he didn't have the nose gear down. and he flew by the tour at very low altitude. they verified that. >> we flew at car level alo

sour some of the words we're hearing from the western counterparts really at the united nations have been quite expressive and we have to say that after those comments that we just showed to our viewers made by susan rice russia was asked to reiterate and comment on this kind of feeling of disgust coming from the united states and russia was quick to say that it would not mimic similar language that russia simply does not conduct diplomacy in such a manner so it is something that russian diplomats are not used to using these kinds of words and we're hearing a lot of those like you said coming out of the united states in the west discussed betrayal of the syrian people. really suggesting that russia and china would bear full responsibility for protecting the brutal regime on the ground and so on and so forth and russia saying look guys why are you surprised that this veto took place we were telling you in the days leading up to the vote that we would not support a resolution that would be biased that would support one side of the conflict and that would promote any sort of regime change so this kind of rea

haven't asked him that question but i think you can understand from the views that he has expressed about the citizens united decision and the impact of that decision on the process, that he takes a dim view of it. the, but it is also the case, and again i point you to the campaign here. i think a lot of these questions are more aptly addressed to the campaign, that as the campaign has said, the rules are what they are. the president will continue to change the rules. but the fact of the matter is, not only is there not a constituency among republicans in congress to overturn or take action against citizens united. there is not even a constituency among republicans in congress to allow the american people to know who the donors are. they blocked the disclose act. so that is the reality that we live in. and he will continue to press for change. and he will continue to press for change even if it requires a constitutional amendment. >> asking a very simple question here which is the president who has railed against these groups and this decision in his state of the union address and multiple times on the campa

the airport had to be shut down briefly last night when the united shuttle air express plaintiff was forced to make an emergency landing. the pilot noticed the landing gear problem while approaching the airport. passengers were evacuated using humorous andthe emergency chutes. no one injured. prisoners now can get ipods. and best buy is getting friendlier and kinder with its latest return policy. linda bell has more. >> good morning. let's begin with best buy. changes may be coming. sources telling us that the web site the unofficial apple blog says the retailer will extend its return policy to 30 days on all products sold starting march 4. already right now there's a 30- day returned or exchanged policy on on some items and a 14 day return policy for laptops. if you're looking for an inexpensive tablets, amazon is now selling refurbished versions of the kindle fire on its web site at a $30 discount, $159. if it includes the same one-year warranty as the new ones. ipods may soon flood the nation's prison system. prisoners will soon be allowed to use the mp3 players for the first time

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the pilot on united express flight 5124 out of atlanta radioed in an issue with its front wheel aftern indicator light showed a problem with the landing gear. the plane was forced to land after fire crews hosed off the runway with flame-retardant foam. the nose gear collapsed upon landing, fortunately no one was injured and the passenger and crew were evacuated by emergency chute. >>> he's seen fire and rain, but matt kenseth also saw victory at the daytona 500 last night. racing analysts are calling it the strangest 500 in history of the sport. postponed for the first time ever due to rain and then forced to stop for two hours after a freak accident sparked a massive fuel fire that had to be cleaned up with what else, laundry detergent apparently. >>> well this waiter could use a bailout, a 21-year-old was serving german chancellor, angela merkel a beer when he lost his balance and there you see, ended up pouring five icy glasses of germny's finest brew down her neck. but he says, merkel was nice about it all. even grinned at him after his sudsy gaffe. taking it all in good stride. >

a united airlines shut air express had to make an emergency landing after its front gear failed to deploy. the airport was temporarily closed as crews responded to the emergency landing. but the plane landed safely on its belly. no one was hurt. >>> the man behind the wheel of a fatal bus crash in new york is acquitted on homicide charges. 60-year-old john thomasus k i. that bus slammed into a railroad bridge near syracuse, killing four people on board. according to a state report, more than 50 people have hit that bridge since 1987. >>> the spanish guard intercepts a fishing boat, carrying more than 6,000 pounds of cocaine. officers seized the trawler on friday. authorities say the boat belongs to a firm that is based in northwest spain. four spaniards and an african american man have been arrested in connection with this. >>> steve sipack, arrested for keeping animals at his home. florida wildlife seized two tigers. are the now, sipack also made headlines in 2004 when a bengal tiger escapeds from had -- his home. officers were forced to kill the animal. >>> michael douglas is helping to

united states today? >> wonderfully expressed question. >> i saw you on twitter, by the way. one thing i want to say is, one of the reasons i wrote the book is i am exposed to a certain side of the story. there is no leader in this revolution, so the wisdom and knowledge about what exactly happened, what led to it, could be argued by many people. so the fact that everyone should get and move it from behind the scenes to in front of anyone and then we have analysts who look at different things. if you ask me, i think what made this revolution succeed was the egyptian people. it was nothing to do with the u.s. at the end of the day, the u.s. is a country that wants to serve its own interests. we have a historical multiple historical transactions where we have seen that even if those interests have the values of the american people, so there is nothing for me, as someone who uses logic to believe that the u.s. has pushed the revolution or has supported the revolution. i think the u.s. has taken sides after the fact that it was clearly going to happen. and i remember hillary clin

>> i think all of it depends on how clear-headed and expressive the united states is. if we drift, if we fuss, the words over, if we are ambiguous, it could end up very, very badly. if the united states is clear cut, it makes it very clear to the iranian that is they're not going to be a part of the global economy. if they persist in violating. but if at the same time we don't offer them only the choice of capitulation or strangulation, it would force them to lash out, and if we at the same time make it clear that if we continue with their investigations and research and perhaps in weapons development, we will, in any case, girn tee the security of the middle east, including that of israel the way we have done it for japan and south korea. very effectively over the years. >> and we did it for europe. again. we can do it here too. we don't need to go to war. we have to make that very clear to our israeli friends. we're not going to go to war. they're not going to go to war by flying over our airspace over iraq. we're not going to support them. if they do it, they'll be

united states. i expect it to be the next decade or so. >> what about the quota? >> i think the quata is interesting. a better expressionof values than we are seeing here in the united states. one big hot company, of course, facebook has an all male board of directors. i was channeling finland, look at how successful the quota system has been in the private sector where they have had privately run companies have quote a requirement. the private companies that didn't have to follow it, it wasn't as strict regulation found up coming into it seeing the benefits where it was required. there are interesting benefits that we are seeing out of countries that use quotas to ensure the representation. >> there are companies that have it for listed companies and not just state owned companies like norway, france, the netherlands, belgium and iceland. they are seeing numbers grow up of women holding corporate leadership roles. i wish we had that. >> we had that for profits when the women get involved. >> companies perform better when there are more women on boards and on senior management. i hate using the business case as a sole a

. >> even as russia again underscored its opposition to the united nations resolution, fighting in homs was intensifying. the rebels express their disappointment, saying the only way to bring peace to syria is for president assad to step down. for now, hopes for international intervention have been dashed. many feared the departure of the president would mean chaos and civil war. and that they have no right to interfere in our affairs. we can solve our own problems. >> that is essentially the same argument russia is making at the united nations security council. >> the draft resolution only deepens the crisis further. we will not allow it to pass. that is our final word. >> still, western diplomats and the arab league are working behind closed doors, searching for wording that russia might find acceptable. >> i'm not trying to sound over optimistic, but in my opinion, russia's attitude is less negative than before. >> video has surfaced purporting to show deserted syrian soldiers striking victory poses, but the fight is far from over, but that the diplomatic level and on the ground. a german aid workers and three other for

the letter expresses the south to cancel joint exercises with the united states. the letter asks south korea to promise to stop criticizing the north for the sinking of the south korea war ship and shelling of island in 2010. it is asking for a dialogue for the apology for the north of pre-conditioned for dialogue. the letter's aimed at increasing pressure on the south korea president bak before the elections in april. south korea's unification ministry said the government won't respond every time the north tries to push through demand at a critical phase of korean ties. >>> kim jong-un is showing interest in high-tech gadgets. he ordered an ipad 2 when the computer became a hit last spring. kim jong-un spent several teenage years in switzerland and is said to be an advocate of the computer. the ipad 2 is gaining in popularity among the sons and daughters of the senior government officials. it could be linked to the internet by a large mobile phone network set up by a telecommunications company. the number of users would be limited as the government might be afrai

not asked to that question, but i think you can understand from the views that he has expressed about citizens united and the impact of that decision on the process that he takes a dim view of it. but, it is also the case, and, again, plenty to the campaign era where a lot of these questions are more apt to be addressed. as the campaign has said, the rules are what they are and the president will continue to change the rules. effective the matter is not only is there not a constituency among republicans in congress to overturn or take action against citizens united, there is not even a constituency among republicans in congress to allow the american people to know who the donors are. they blocked the disclosing. that is the reality, and he will continue to press for change and he will continue to press for change, even if it requires a constitutional amendment. >> a very simple question which is a president who has railed. the state of the union address and said multiple times in the campaign trail in 2010 the climate as much as is mined in the simple question is when did he make that decision. >> yo

get a check of the stocks dragging the dow lower, traveler, boeing, american express, hewlett-packard and unitedposting losses. bill, 450 billion shares traded today. over to you. >> a new normal, the old normal as we discussed last week. less than an hour to go traders are watching shares of coca-cola. beverage giant will report earnings before the bell tomorrow morning, you have less than an hour to decide if you want to buy and sell shares ahead of time. what should you do with coke right now? see what the charts say talk numbers on the technical side with carter worth, chief market technician at oppenheimer and the fundamental side, loren torres, covers coke for hsbc securities. what do you think? >> it is a lackluster, a stock that held up well when everything plunged last summer and the same time, has underperformed the market massively. >> classic defensively play. >> there fore, not interesting it is flat, full, no pun intend, leave it alone, not an interesting situation. >> you don't -- you wouldn't buy, wouldn't -- would you sell it? >> as a relative underperformer, gore to the underwe

united states we had. members of congress also kind of express an opinion the way is to the way to the future is to wage to raise wages up not to drive everything to the lowest common denominator and it just it just makes sense you know a country is either spiraling up or they're spiraling down and we seem to be spiraling down germany at least seems to be holding their own for the moment but. you know how much influence does the german government have over d.t. and d t over t. mobile government keeps nearly one third of the shares but. but under the conditions of the liberalizations which was decided in germany in the middle of the ninety's this state decided not to yes not to deal with these shares and to be something like. stakeholder and to do nothing. what might disturb. yes the stock exchange. and then the lists and so on and the investors and therefore the state keeps out of these discussion and. i think we must try as members of the parliament to build up. pressure to to not only to do it she telecom but to all companies to all international kompany is to to have to to keep social standards all over

the americanism of the great majority of america's japanese find its highest expression in the thousands who are in the unitedtates army. united states army. almost half of them are in a japanese-american combat team, created by order of the secretary of war early in 1943. some of the volunteers came from hawaii. some from the eastern part of the united states mainland where there was no mass evacuation. hundreds of them volunteered while they were in relocation centers. volunteered to fight against the mill tarrism and oppression of japan and germany. they know what they're fighting against and they know what they're fighting for -- their country an for the american ideals that are part their upbringing -- democracy, freedom, equality of opportunity regardless of race, creed, or ancestry. >> there are a number of paintings in the show and one of my favorites was done by an established artist before he went into camp. his brother was either -- i don't know whether he was drafted or he joined the 442nd, the regimental combat team and he was serving in europe and he painted a picture of his mother with his -- s

and there is spexz that they did that with the expressed goal of dissuading the united states supremert. >> bill: they don't want the supreme court overturn them. >> they have may have succeeded. it's no the this broad based opinion saying equal protection clause and due process clause of the constitution afford gays a fundamental right to marry, that would make its way up to the supreme court. it's a very sort of limited basis once you have granted the right to marry like they did in california like before prop 8 came around aalong. >> bill: will 8 to a legislation. >> once you granted you try to take it away or once you allow civil unions but you won't give them the extra label of marriage, they say then that's more problematic. that's how they got -- >> bill: i think the supreme court has to define the rights of the state to hold referendums votes on issues and judges come in and just kick it the judges basically said there was no reason, no reason. >> no rational basis for the law. >> bill: that's not for the judges to decide unless it's a flagrant violation. >> no, no, no. you ar

express condolences over the death of jim jong un's father. it presses the south to can sell upcoming exercises with the united states. it is scheduled to start the end of the month. the north promises to stop criticizing for the sinking of a south korean war ship and shelling of the island in 2010. the south korean government has gun showing a more flexible attitude to inter korean dialogue. it is no longer making apology from the north for recent controversial incidents, a precondition for dialogue. the letter is apparently aimed at increasing pressure on the administration of the south korean president before general elections in april. south korea's unification ministry says the government won't respond every time the north tries to push through demands at a critical phase of inter core ian ties. kim jong-un is showing interest in high tech gooj et cetera. north korea's leader order ready an ipad 2 when the computer became a hit last spring. he spent several teenage years in switzerland, is said to be an advocate of the computer to modernize the country's industries. ipad 2 is gaining popularity among sons and dau