. >>> an activist who has targeted japanese whaling ships has told a court that disrupting whalers is legitimate. paul watson is the founder and former head of the sea shepherd anti-whaling group. he made his remarks at a court in seattle. the plaintiffs include japan's institution of is aation research. it conducts whaling for scientific purposes. the plaintiffs demanded sea shepherd stop sabotaging whaling ships in the antarctic ocean. a court banned the group. watson said he stepped down as sea shepherd's leader after tin junction was issued. he said he was no longer in a position to arc street the group's activities, but he defended its members' actions. >> if you destroy property used in an illegal activity, that is meant to take life. that is an act of non-violence. >> german police arrested watson in july last year for obstructing a ship from costa rica. he skilled bail and his whereabouts were unknown until he arrived in the u.s. last month. >>> a senior u.s. official has thrown out an incentive in talks over iran's nuclear program. the unnamed official in the obama administra

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tom whaler of the fcc says the time is right to review our outdated and restrictive rules.d to working with our colleagues at the faa on these new mobile opportunities. it will have to be up to the individual airlines and right now a lot of them have skid about them. there is huge concerns weather social implications of this. the passenger talking loudly or obnoxiously about a bad date or a business deal when you are trying to get some shut eye. the fcc is bombarded with criticism. it's difficult to construct a quiet space in the confines of an airliner. martha: i love the quiet car. i don't mind not being able to use my cell for a couple moments. what about the airlines? any feedback from them? >> reporter: says our customers have told us that inflight voice communications would be disruptive. we continue to monitor feedback from our customers and consider should the fcc make any changes. united says our customers have expressed concern about how the use of cell phones in flight will impact their experience on board. when the. delta said no go. they won't do it. you might