so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context, a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago, 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come out and hear these intriguing sounds, sounds like i have never heard in my life. and then you step closer and you almost have a very intimate experience. >> we could link to different institutions around the globe, maybe one per continent, maybe two or three in this country, then once they are all networked, they begin to communicat

money they say will be used to continue to fund the family's legal team to keep up the fight. >> thanks. >>> to presidential politics and fighting words from rick santorum today. two days before a show down with mitt romney in wisconsin. facing intense pressure to quit from some inside his own party, tonight, santorum is hit iting

we are actually used to the fact that they used on an authority to have big. each of us to our team but this time the finance minister said that he would like to give us an interview we came to his office waited for more than an hour there and then suddenly his secretary said that he doesn't want to give you an interview i was so much insulted by that unprofessional approach and i tweeted about this fight furiously saying that this is not the way things should work out when you're being denied an interview straight in the minister's office maybe that was the reason for the thought used to blacklist me and the station i don't know i just have to wait and see where that is any explanation for that but certainly it's very interesting to find my name on that list. time to check in with the business news now marina is waiting for us there it's now just one hour into the trading session for the russian markets good or bad so far. hi carol well first of all it's weird because it is friday the thirteenth but when it comes to the markets it's been a positive day and of course we expect there

to. understand it's right but with a country with which it has thought a number of us and teams to have it turns relationship so in short game. by just but as close behind china it's possible so i doubt as you say you bring in the relationship certainly the turbulent part of pakistan in relation to india also that of china but do you think this missile test in any way will actually change the balance of power in asia pacific. well it keeps india ahead of pakistan and the gap between india and pakistan increases in terms of military capability. in terms of. comparison with china. india is just far behind and continues to challenge. the military dominance of china which is much. but india sees itself. china also always india is a part for the emerging economy and as its economic interests. to other parts of the world it feels it needs. to protect those interests why so one day the hope is that there will be another version of mordor violence version of this messiah and india will stay in the game the other game of india is to be taken more seriously haps are with. nuclear powers permanent me

third of the way down the page and reads we hope you will work with us to make this a seamless transition by communicating to your teams how and when they can sign that and concludes with please work with the to staff up -- to staff members as they develop this. maybe three-quarters of the way down the page -- the third sentence begins in addition, you must fully cooperate with the department at communicate where and when teams can sign up. you will be provided with that information by mid april as we finalize the decision as to who will run the program. there is nothing in either of these statements for letters that indicates paul meets to tell his team's the city is committed to ensuring they would have access. i think it is unfair to paul and misleading to criticize him for not doing that. as far as i know, no league has been set up and there is no place for teams to sign up. i don't think that has been communicated to paul yet. the second place i would like to direct your attention to is under the heading of subsequent violations. this is about squeezing more games into the available time slot. two very quick point

we feel there has to be some kind of common ground about doing that. the biggest issue for us is to hand over the team's -- that was the corporation i co-founded in 2000. we broke up after four years and i started my own program because i did not believe in the philosophy of that other organization. now that 90% of our businesses being offered to them, -- that is a deal breaker for us. we cannot work with them. that is all i have to say. thank you. >> in rabaul, i think i have covered most of this but i will summarize by saying transferring the clients to another league put some out of business. i cannot account for what their operation will be, but they do have sundays. this is one area where this is truly a market economy. the teams and leagues will go to those who have the fields. when you participate in our league permit process and the fields are doled out, those who have the fields will get teams and leagues. regarding the harsh punishment, i think i have addressed that one. 2000 athletes losing their ability to play, we have tried and are going through this entire process, none of which you want

team. we've been through the fire, my sisters, but one thing that is clear to us is that we're not going to go back because we are on the same team. if we are on the same team, then it seems to make sense that there is something we have to do. how do we do it in 2012? because we can't wait, as dr. martin luther king said, we cannot wait. it's time for us to do it now. so, we cannot just get mad, because as my friend, dick gregory, always says, when we get angry, plain old anger can consume and destroy us. but if we are on the same team, there are some things we must do immediately. we can't just get mad at old fruity-newty. we can't just get angry with old tricky ricky and all the stuff he's saying. we can't get mad at the other people in the races that aren't for us. you know who they are. but everything that they say is something that we've got to listen to, because somehow, it's connected to preventing women from doing something. it's against our interests. so, some of the positive things, you've heard them all today, and we're just going to rush through them. instead of getting just pla

[applause] i want to thank margaret and the rest of the team at wells fargo. rich and his team, which is many enterprise, that helped us get to this day. donna kelley and her team at silicon valley bank, and many other important financing partners such as the california allocation committee, the department of housing and community development, the federal home loan bank, california housing finance agency. thank you for the support from the trans a joint -- transbay joint powers authority. one more page. i want to acknowledge several other people at chp. david is out here. gabriel haywood, gail, and the rest of the staff at chp. i will draw this part out. i want to thank several people with bridge continue to play a crucial role in the project. bank you to kill me

to be a tree. this week capturing a thousand images and the team is using gps to return where the is a detection of something that could be valuable. >> takes about 20 hours to try to determine which ones look best. >> this diver says he's working with about two feet of visibility near the shore line. and in deeper waters it can be just inches. a group bf 40 have been working the case in the disappearance from her home on march 16th. >> at the end of the day we have titles and most titles we're proud of is that we're all parents ask we're searching to do our best. and our heart goes outs to the family autos these divers have been in the water all day long. if they're able to investigate each of the five areas of interest with those five interesting items then, they'll move on tomorrow to another reservoir. >> thank you very much. >> a florida neighborhood watchman made a court appearance on murder charges for shooting an unarmed teenager. george skimmermanman stood behind his attorney only answering yes, sir when asked a few questions by the judge. zimmerman shot martin february 26 arrested and cha

to d.c. and check us out this summer . >> support. the drill team is very deep into tradition. me a little bit about this rifle that you have here. this dates back to the early 1900's? >> this is a springfield 1903 with a fixed chrome bayonet. it weighs 10 pounds. the drill teams lose -- use different weapons. the weapons to weigh the same. we perform our exhibition drills with these full weight weapons. >> i was told that we will do a demonstration that you have only convinced one other news anger ever in the history of your drill team to participate in. i hope it is not involving this. >> at least not around you. >> ok. thank the lord. i do not want to die. let me elise get through the weekend. we have more coming up with you was drilled team. back to you. >> our fingers are crossed for you, cynnÉ. time to check traffic and weather. we start out with lisa baden. >> brave souls she is. before you hit a role, we want to -- hit the road, we want you to take you outside. i will show you springfield. the accident was moved to the shoulder. we are happy about that. it has been a bea

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. >> the terrain at the foot of the casket mountains was so rough that police used helicopters to drop swat team members at the site of the underground bunker where peter keller was believed to be holed up. they broke through the roof and fired tear gas inside. then they spotted a body on the ground. >> it appeared to be dead for a long time. there is a pistol nearby and a lot of blood. >> his wife and daughter were found dead after a fire at his house. both had been shot. the family dog and cat were also found shot to death. investigators found photos on the hard drive of the computer and the murder scene that led to this heavily fortified hideaway where his truck was parked. keller spent eight years building his bunker to make sure -- building this bunker. >> we want to make sure our technical officers were safe. >> drivers beware. more speed and red light cameras are coming to montgomery county. the county plans to add more cameras by the end of 2013. montgomery county has already deployed 22 speed cameras and 40 red light cameras. you have to start spending a little more to write the metro.

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it's good to have you with us here on our team today and still to come this hour on the program italy's financial turmoil fuels separatist sentiment. we need the money crisis taking grieve over the country every single sound since to wake nationalist feelings we report from the rich autonomous province of south where the people want from the overseeing. plus what drove peace activists to try and storm nato headquarters a movement with a rather heavy handed police response it all ended in hundreds of arrests. just now it's running ten minutes past the hour here in moscow proposed a new legislation for russia's opposition political parties could make their entry into parliament much easier if passed the law may lead to an unprecedented push for power by literally hundreds of factions in his arteries and he said no way explains this could cause a problem in itself. politics in russia may never be the same protest have become a common sight and new parties are registering left and right as political reform starts reason and so former deputy prime minister in the ninety's is no stranger to t

. >> it is a search for justice that has brought us to this moment. the team here with me has worked tirelessly come out looking for answers in his death. i want to introduce to you one of my top, said prosecutors, and john guy, my other top prosecutor who will lead this investigation. with us also is jen madden, dominic pate, john rutherford. we appreciate so much all of their cooperation in this. i especially want to thank my state attorney investigators who have spent countless hours doing what they do best, investigating homicides. allow me to take a moment to acknowledge our governor, rick scott, and the u.s. attorney, bobby o'neill, for their continuing support of this investigation. we spoke with all of them briefly and informed them of the results of our investigation and plan as we continue. i can tell you we did not come to this decision likely -- it lightly. this case is like a lot of the difficult circumstances we have handled four years. let me emphasize we do not prosecute by public pressure or by petition. we prosecute based on the facts of any

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we will get answers to all of their questions no matter where our quest for the truth led us and it is our search for justice for trayvon that has brought to us this moment. the team here with me has worked tirelessly looking for answers in trayvon martin's death. i want to introduce to you bernie delarianda, one of my top homicide prosecutors, and john guy, my other top homicide prosecutor who will lead this investigation. with us also is jim madden from the florida department of law enforcement, dominic tate, also one of our special agents in charge, our sheriff john rutherford and our undersheriff duane centerfit. we appreciate so much all of their cooperation in this and i especially want to thank my two state attorney investigators, t.c.el elsteen and gail gill breath. let me acknowledge our governor rick scott and our u.s. attorney bobby o'neil for their continuing support of our appointment to this case and their support of this investigation. we spoke with all of them briefly and informed them of the results of our investigation and our plan as we continue. i can tell you we did not come to this decision lightly. this case is like a lot of the difficult ca

to all of their questions no matter where our truth for the quest led us. it is the search for justice for trayvon martin that has brought us to this moment. the team with me has worked tirelessly looking for answers and trayvon martin's death. i want to introduce to you one of my top homicide prosecutor is and john guy my other top prosecutor who will lead the investigation. also with us is jim madden, dominique pate, our sheriff. we appreciate all of their cooperation in this. i especially want to thank my two state attorney investigators who have spent countless hours doing what they do best -- investigating homicide. allow me to take a moment to acknowledge our governor rick scott and his office, attorney general and our u.s. attorney. thank you for your continuing support for this case and investigation. we spoke with all of them briefly and informed them of our plan as we continue. we did not come to this decision lightly. this is like a lot of the difficult cases we have handled four years. we have made this decision in the same manner. let me emphasize we do not prosecute by public pressure or by petition. we prosecute based on the facts of

thought was a clear penalty however they will have to stop us i think he's in form striker amabel if they want to progress. what they're doing. is a great team and we have to be aware mean you think. that one of the things for us to do is to try to stop all of birth terms of capability was mean for it is for many reasons. and in the other semifinal the saving portion size fourteen lisbon will be doing their best to make sure it's all on all the spanish final they are up against athletic field. let's switch to tennis where top seed novak djokovic sure enough i own little have plowed through that matches the monte carlo masters and the downs the defending champion these are his eight successive cran and he just eighty six minutes to see often in yemen in six four six three to score it out quickly dispelling anything is a bank is dodgy knees extends his winning streak at the monte carlo country club to thirty eight matches the dow will play kazakstan. in next. i know i joke of age the world number one also breeze through his twenty four year old didn't drop is only twenty six one six zero victory over italy and reset the next up for next up is

to evict them. list say the fire was likely called by their devices the s.w.a.t. team used. ey don't know what happened to the suspect. 53-year-old modesto sheriff's deputy robert paris was kill. the civilian's name has not been released. we'll have a live report from the scene in 15 minutes. >>> dive teams will be back in the water today searching two south bay reservoirs for missing sierra lamar. both reservoirs are close to the 15-year-old's home. divers are searching for any evidence connected to her dies appearance. her parents reported her missing a month ago today after she didn't show up for school. another search set for tomorrow and sunday. >>> another bizarre twist to the problems surrounding state treasure bill lockyear and his wife nadia. the chronicle reports that his wife sent an e-mail to another paper the mercury news, suggesting she was in distress and blaming her husband for hooking her on to drugs. hayward police went to her home where nadia said she was fine. she told a reporter she drafted part of the e-mail but everything about her husband was added lat

we have a good team at the moment especially recently unlike four years ago where it was a little fraction of our training has gone to good job preparing us for the team a state friend so we'll go to the impacts and high spirits and we'll be supporting each other what everyone is in great shape and what they all want to go to the olympics fortunately the national championships probably only a grand jury can qualify and there's a sportsman who does have to go before me under par right now but this is part and competition is really tough out of. out of the water there's also good news for russia and stuff into the pool not world champion has recovered from the ligament damage and a comeback in the summer olympics and. it's. the soviet union used to be the world's best in women's gymnastics producing a player throughout the top gymnasts who brought home thirty three olympic golds eleven more than or a tribal romania the global competition in the sport has increased dramatically over the course we did he. put in the guinness good students completely from delhi there are forty two medals at stake overall at the olympics and the last world cham

i used to challenge my team and i'd say 25 years from now, another 16 years, 25 years from now i want to walk into home depot and see paint that's called under armor and i want to know all the chapters we go through. there were a lot of other things that came along the way. we have evolved from being this apparel company into being a technology company, because i do think that's the expectation that the consumer has. they're not thinking about what is this shirt covering or i like the color, but how is this piece of equipment actually helping me. there's a much bigger, broader idea out there for under armor and you wonder who is thinking about this type of innovation in aparcel and footwear, and we believe that's the place that makes u makers of all things sport. >> susie: coming up on the program tomorrow: the c.e.o. of organic food-maker annie's. john foraker talks with us about his company's big i.p.o. last week, the health food business, and commodity prices. smiles at that auto show, and certainly the march sales we reported on tonight. that "nighy business report" for tuesday, a

to pray for trayvon's family and for our prosecution team. i want to especially thank mr. crump and mr. park who have stayed in touch daily with us on behalf of our victim's family. remember, it's trayvon's family that are our constitutional victims and have the right to know the critical stages of these proceedings. i will entertain some questions but, remember, we have very strict rules of ethics, very strict rules of criminal procedure, and we'll be adhering to those rules. [ overlapping speakers ] >> one at a time. >> i will confirm that mr. zimmerman is indeed, in custody. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i will not tell you where. that is for his safety and everyone else's safety. [ question indicernible ] >> i'm sorry? [ question indicernible ] -- was there one single piece of evidence that led to you charge him to murder in the second degree? >> we don't discuss the case. it would be improper to do so. it was a full investigation, full facts and circumstances that lead us to any decision in any case. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i'm sorry. >> did he turn himself in or arrested? >> mr. zimmerman turned himself in and by turning

to us, no promises whatsoever, mr. martin, ms. fulton, attorney jackson, our legal team, didn't make one promise to us, said, we will look at all the evidence, every piece of the evidence and based on the evidence, that she would make a decision, not based on public pressure, not based on anything else but the evidence. we always believe from day one is if you looked at the evidence fairly and impartially, that you would have to come to the conclusion that he had to be arrested and that this man had to go before a judge and a jury. that is all that tracy martin and sabrina fulton and their family have asked for, nothing more and nothing less. before i bring them up, i do go back, reverend sharpton and reverend brant to the call that has been well-documented now where tracy martin called after, that tuesday after he was told that there was not going to be an arrest. he was told that. the reason we had the protest and filed 911 lawsuit saying all the young people, reverend brant at change.org, was to get to this point. we had to do that to get to this point. it is because

so this was important for his development as a future commander in iraq to understand how to use those teams, if you were. he was out of there in a baseball cap and after the guys would go in and knock on the doors for the war criminals, he fancied himself a need to share and go in and deliver letters to the war criminals who turn themselves in. we don't go into too much depth in the book, in his oral history interview which i collected, this was really kind of transformation period for him. not only working with intelligence and official ops community, and special mission units, but also working on the multi-year roadmap. so basically a comprehensive plan with inner agency, international joint combined everything, all of these players where he made a lot of contracts countrcontacts.so we let you ale experiences and then we try to show how some of this plays out in iraq. there's another heavy emphasis on iraq in this book because i felt and burn felt that those expenses were pretty well covered with him for him and the other great books. but the real story is how all of this education has pl

photographers found in el keller's home after the fires led authorities to the mountains outside of seattle. s.w.a.t. teams used explosives this morning to blow the lid off the bunker. inside they found the body, believed to be keller, dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> appears to have been dead for some time. >> reporter: court documents revealed that he withdrew thousands of dollars from the bank and told co-workers he might not return. >> it turns out he had a whole other side to him. we can't make any sense out of it. >> reporter: now officers are searching the bunker for explosives and booby trap, but they're relieved that what was expected to be a much longer standoff is over. gabe gut trez, nbc news, los angeles. >>> there's late word tonight of deadly storm damage in downtown st. louis. at least one person has been killed and 17 more hurt. some of them critically and rushed to hospitals after a tent collapsed on top of them. local fire officials say at least 100 people were treated at the scene for various injuries. it happened outside a bar near busch stadium. high winds took down the

death row forever and was transferred to this detention center where we met him nineteen years after our first encounter. with the goods. we. they told us is teams attorneys that talked to us for about two weeks often a different sort of that we had from the people turning everything right. people who really had a sincere love and appreciation for us as a human being. and they are it was want most. to not go back to try ok when did you realize that this thread is. that. when they say we're a license. the judge said the real life sims and he shook our hands it was good luck. the rest of life. event court is something we begin to. is just pressure it begins to rise off for us mentally and psychologically almost like physically that we need to repair around. him and it was almost like a medium term odds we told what really hit me in terms of pressure just began to just just look gradually you know leave him different was. the same term you know. because these were. for thomas miller and for all the inmates discriminated over the past few decades in texas hopes to have a face of one man. craig watkins is the new attorney general of dallas county he