no one knew we were there until we were finally -- now we had a walkie talkie with us. and the only thing the walkie talkie would get would be broadcasting company beamed from the ship. and from the ship we picked up their signal. we found out that the invasion was a success. we stayed there and held those bridges until we were relieved. thank you, sir. >> thank york ed. >> what you don't know is you got a battlefield commission hat for that. norm, first cameraman to go in with the marines. went into tarawa. nt to talk about that? >> not exactly the first cameraman to go. the first division was sent out. and it had the first photographic unit that we had put together. and -- at quantico. and they went to gaudal canal. that was our first operation in the pacific. but because they were so new, the lieutenant colonel at the photo officer reported into said what the hell do you do? so he tried -- the photo officer tried to explain it, but things were so new in those days. we had so little information on the areas that we were in, the navy, for example, was still using the b

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it turns your iphone into a walkie-talkie. >> prepared to be interviewed. >> here's one of the firstsomebody gave me yesterday when i got off the cnn express. it is called swivel. you put an iphone into it. and this is what you do. i have lori here from money.com. you have seen lori before. lori's got something around her neck which is connected to this ipod through radio frequency and through blue tooth. watch what happens as lori moves. she can move around the room and this will follow her around the room. it's called swivel. you can put it on a tripod or table. let's say you're having a face time chat with somebody. it's a little creepy. it follows you everywhere you go. you can see it moving, right? >> so here we are outside of the austin convention center. this is the epicenter of south by southwest. inside, there are hundreds of vendors, start-up companies trying to create buzz about their new product. it is rainy day in austin. you need one of these. you have your phone. definitely no high heels here. let's go inside. sorry. this is how everyone here at the circus that is sout

it can get bulletins and send emergency signals and is far superior to the unreliable walkie-talkiesn use. researchers have received a prestigious award from the european aer netanyahuic space administration. >>> it was raining on the way to work. time for the world weather forecast. >> rain will continue in tomorrow morning. temperatures will stay in the single digits. we've got a low pressure system to the south of japan that's continuously bringing amped moisture, and dragging cold air from the north. some of the precipitation moved to the tohoku region. as i said, by saturday afternoon things will be clearing up across much of japan and in tokyo, there will be a slight chance of snow on saturday morning. it stays dry, but the east coast may see a wintry mix. as with china, in and around the shanghai area, things will get drier. however, the south coast will continue to see rain over the next several days. inland china will continue to see snow as well. down towards southeast asia, heavy thundershowers are expanding, particularly in cambodia as well as parts of laos. in the philip

year they're currently tied for the final playoff berth in the eastern conference alongside the no walkie bucks decision to stand on left assistant mike woodson in charge for the notch but the portland trailblazers on what a response from the knicks. new york whipping the visitors hundred twenty one seventy nine to end a six game losing streak when coming only hours after the coach quits but the reduced size of the effect on the players as they raced to a fifty five twenty nine half time lead j.r. smith top scoring with twenty five points the win still not enough though for the knicks to move into the off contention as yet woodson meanwhile has been given the top job until the end of this. the world's most popular motor sport formula one starts its twenty twelve season this weekend's in melbourne the final touch ups busy being carried are dying under with most just thinking how are they able to stop this non-coding up to time reigning world champion red bull's sebastian vettel as he should have seen the screen he's talk of the put the list as usual should the germans secure the car again

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dollar increase in just the last year with a price per aircraft jumping fifteen billion dollars a cycle walky wasn't kidding now that price includes inflation for the course of the program and nevertheless the price tag for the future of the u.s. fighter program seems to be going up anyway and it really just seems like someone needs to stop and say hey this is out of control this project is a failure but we all know that won't happen and wasn't a secretary of state at the time but robert gates back in two thousand and nine he spoke about the f. thirty five program. we obviously have a huge investment in this aircraft it is the heart of the future of tactical combat aviation for services. gave gates that we were heavily invested back in two thousand and nine the investment just seems to keep on growing the f. thirty five program has truly become the too big to fail of the defense world and really it should come as no surprise that the government has no intentions of bailing on the program given the fact of the company producing the f. thirty five lockheed martin since our very cozy relationshi

they sent hellfire missiles in order to get rid of computer computer rabble rousers that was our walkies title before they made him some kind of leader you know kind of before they murdered so we don't know we don't know what the executive branch how they can exercise disorder that they're giving up so you know but i think it's clear and it should be clear to everybody even the people who are sold out that the government is righteous and the government is doing everything on their behalf if we look at just the past four five years worth of legislation and executive orders it paints a pretty grim picture of what is happening to this so once great republic. now well you heard we said earlier we heard that we heard the press secretary white house press secretary jay carney kind of laughed at the fact that. the fact that this could be used and preparation for war with iran what do you think that this could be part of the picture that i could be the motivation behind the order well that's a great question liz and that is what we should be asking why why do we need things like this executive w

specific programs and talk about why some are going forward and some are dead on arrival first of walkies martin and more specifically the f. thirty five program being developed for the pentagon it costs nearly a trillion dollars to develop purchase and support through twenty fifty now there are already more than a billion dollars over budget and the government has agreed to pay for a lot of this program six hundred seventy two billion dollars unlock it will cover the rights. then there's another project high speed rail in california connecting the southern part of california to the north and the cost ranges between thirty billion and one hundred billion about depending on who you ask i just buy this project being in the works for years as of now it is a train to nowhere so of course these projects are very different but why would one be going forward on the other one meter rail and talked about this with someone very familiar with the defense industry michael o'brian a former contractor for the department of defense in iraq the author wrote the book america's failure in iraq and here is

air traffic controllers forced to walk pilot throughs the landing by walkie-talkie. it is all because a tower lost power. they had been running off a backup generator on friday. even that went out. several flights were delayed as a result of it. >>> the war in iraq is getting underway. (gun fire) and who can forget the video of the united states launch whatting it calls schwabing and awe as president bush telling the nation we are at war. 4,486 of our country's gravest have made t-- bravest sacrifice. sadam hussein was discovered in a fox hole by troops during a daring operation. he was later executed for crimes against humanity. that is your 5@5:00. >>> gas prices hitting another high this weekend as president obama gets ready to hit the road for the election. >> he is drawing a lot of skrichlt for the continued escalation of gas prices. he is aware voters are upset with him fair or not for the rise in gas. in every city and every state you can hear it the pain at the pump as people are saying ouch. national average price of regular gas is 3.83 a gallon. that's up $

it turns your iphone into a walkie-talkie. >> prepared to be interviewed. >> here's one of the firstwhen i got off the cnn express. it is called swivel. you put an iphone into it. and this is what you do. i have lori here from money.com. you have seen lori before. lori's got something around her neck which is connected to this ipod through radio frequency and through blue tooth. watch what happens as lori moves. she can move around the room and this will follow her around the room. it's called swivel. you can put it on a tripod or table. let's say you're having a face time chat with somebody. it's a little creepy. it follows you everywhere you go. you can see it moving, right? >> so here we are outside of the austin convention center. this is the epicenter of south by southwest. inside, there are hundreds of vendors, start-up companies trying to create buzz about their new product. it is rainy day in austin. you need one of these. you have your phone. definitely no high heels here. let's go inside. sorry. this is how everyone here at the circus that is south by southwest walks. every

. >> tom is the ceo of a cool company called vo xer and it turns your iphone in to a walkie-talkie. >nd android devices. >> here's one of the things that people gave me when i got off the cnn express. it is called swifl. you put an iphone in it and this is what you dochl i have lori seagal from money.com. you have probably seen her before. she has something around her neck that is connected through the ipod through radio frequency and bluetooth. watch what happens as lori moves. say she is chatting with somebody by video. she can move around the room and this will follow her around the room. it is called swivel. you can put it on a tripod. it follows you everywhere you gochl you can see it moving, right? ♪ >> here we are outside of the austin convention center, this is the epicenter of south by southwest. there are vendor companies trying to create buzz about their product or app. it is a rainy day in austin you need one of these. you have your phone. definitely no high heels here. let's go inside. sorry. this is how everyone here at the circus that is south by southwest walks. everyo

he went all the way up to 18,000 feet and he was on the walkie talkie with ground control the whole way fact when the balloon collapsed and started to fall, he kept talking to the ground, until he got to 2000 feet. that is when his last transmission was. listen again if you will to the skydivers. >> if anybody could pull it off, ed could pull it off. he's been in the skydiving community a long time and ballooner for decades. i've seen the man land in a field surrounded by trees that had just enough room for the tkpwhraopb to fit down in it. >> but he couldn't land that one. one of the sky divers said had he known how bad the situation was he would have strapped the pilot on to him, jumped out with him on his back. didn't work out. they found his body three days later. megyn: that is chilling tape. trace, thank you. wow. well, in other news, with gas prices reaching now a new record for the month of march, president obama is headed out again on an energy tour that includes a stop at what would have been a main link in the keystone pipeline. what does killing the pipeline mean for his bid

. >> reporter: ed was communicating on walkie-talkie until his final moments. the skydivers admit if they had jumped one minute later, they probably would have been sucked into the storm. one of the skydivers said he regrets not strapping in ed to jump. but he was saving the balloon in the storm. >>> "gma weekend" co-anchor, dan harris, has the other developing top stories. >> good morning, everyone. with we're going to start with the bizarre and chilling details that involved a shooting outside of a jewish school in toulouse, france. this morning, a moment of silence and a massive manhunt for whoever is behind what appears to be a pattern of deadly attacks. lama hasan is in toulouse, france, this morning. lama, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. abc news has learned that the bodies of the victims will be removed from the jewish school behind me, flown to israel. and that's where they will be buried. we're learning new details today. police will be focusing their investigation on possible links between this brazen attack, and two recent shooti

they are on estimates of potential walkie being inflation close to two%. i do not think it is ignoring the second part at all. they are not in conflict most of the time. >> will not open it up. -- we will now open it up. >> i will make two observations. one is this notion of evaluating performance is based on results. i think that is a dubious approach. monetary policy is made in an uncertain environment. things happen that one could not have expected. the logic upon which a decision was made at the time would seem to me to be a very important consideration in evaluating how the central bank is functioning. the second observation is perhaps is because it does not show up clearly in the bill. i heard them talk about the roles based on the policies. he implied that this system he would legislates would move the fed in that direction. what i heard tim described in the history sounded very much like john taylor's critiqued, a departure from his particular role. i wondered whether anyone had anything they would like to say about how this bill might relate to th

go to it, scroll down, find a friend and it's like a modern-day walkie talkie.n than a text. >> instant messaging but you hear the person's voice? >> yes, you actually see the voice message. the first one i go to, dozenle, check me out on the "today" show. get that message and can play it back. >> check me out on the "today" show. >> and he'll send me a message back and respond to it. a great app. kind of more fun than a phone call and less complicated than a text. great to have. >> also another, now speaking of games, in the gaming world, this one is free, also one of the top downloads as well and it's temple run. i know because my 3-year-old is hooked to our crew members are hooked and i'm going to play right here, see if i can -- tell me about this game, what's so fun about it, why are people so hooked? >> people love this game because you have the main character called die danger and he's running away -- >> clearly i'm no good at it. >> it's one of those games that gets so addicted. i have a friend that got 6 million, that wasn't enough. so once you start yo

basically he had a long period of sort of discussions with negotiators via walkie-talkie. heard nothing. the police heard nothing for a good eight hours. they had thrown stun grenades into the house to try to sort of shock him into handing himself over, but they had no sign of life or death, which means that sort of, you know, a good 28 hours into the skege thiege the decided to move in. moving in slowly, checking each rom in the house. they couldn't find him anywhere and then he burst out of the bathroom shooting incredibly violently. it sounds like an automatic gunfire but it wasn't. it was just the speed he was shooting. he ran and jumped off the balcony and was shot with a bullet to the head. we know, suzanne, he had had a lot of talks with the negotiators, not really asking for anything on his side. more just telling them why he had done what he'd done. and sort of giving details about the weapons that he had, where they could find them. also a bag where he had a camera with the tapes of all the killings that he'd filmed, pretty gruesome stuff. >> why did they decide

by the way the care act are the only ones have people walking around with walkie-talkies. >> stephanie coverage. now enrolled in california's preexisting condition insurance pool as of december. made possible by the healthcare law paying $306 per month for stage three breast cancer treatment. she said i'm here paying it forward, here to defend the president and his law because it is literally saving my life. it is stories like those right? >> unfortunately she's not free. >> stephanie: she's not what? >> she's not free. she has no liberties. she's under the tyrant. >> stephanie: charlie, what is your sense of what's happening there? chris was saying he's a little nervous. >> i don't think anything that has to do with what i'm standing in the middle of has anything to do with what's going on in sight. it is a good thing that people are this interested in their government. but i don't think sam monthly ito is going to look out the window and have a change of heart. do i think politics will influence their decision? absolutely. but i think the politics that will influence their decision h

if they're on the walkie-talkie, javelin is in my sight. pick up petrus.ames, why have their code names? >> they say it's not a security issue because now the secret service can encrypt the messages so the people out listening on their radios or what not, whatever picks up their band, can't hear it. >> maybe it's just fodder for us so we can sit here on the curvy couch and make fun. >> something to talk about. do you know what joe biden's code word is? >> no. >> i did know. what is it? >> celtic. >> that's interesting and we know rose bud is one of the obama kids. >> tell us what else is up. >> we begin with a fox news alert. overnight, a series of bombings across iraq leaving 46 people dead. 200 are hurt. the attacks targeted security forces and shiite pilgrims. the waves of violence days before an arab summit in baghdad and yesterday, the united states marked nine years since the start of operation iraqi freedom. >> and severe weather alert remains for folks down in texas. you're taking a live look right now at dallas, texas. overnight, a tornado touched