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Martin is smiling, anyway. up next, president obama a big lead over mitt romney in wisconsin. its only march, but things are looking good for team obama. youre watching "hardball." [ do] i hit a wall. and i thought "i cant do this, its just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelors or masters degree for tomorrows careers. this is your moment. let n...

it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. well start with the top stories. the sound and the fury. he was screaming, theyre going to take us down and ranting about the middle east and a bomb. new tape this morning of a jet blue pilot and whats being called a mental breakdown at 30,000 feet. youre going to hear from the hero copilot and the passengers who literally grabbed him by his neck to save the flight. and the more you hear, the more you realize just how close they came to disaster. the su...

>> shepard: late last night, phil, the special prosecutor met with trayvon martins parents, right? what came of that? >> state attorney angela cord wanted to assure the parents of trayvon that full integrity is in place for her review of the case and her investigation. just moments ago a long-time family friend of trayvon martins family and trayvon provided these photographs of him showing basically a classic florida teenager, smiling, goofing for the camera, even a classic florida moment catchi...

>> as jacob passes through the gates after more than two years in prison, the reality of his release begins to settle in. >> i just cant stop smiling right now. when i was on the inside, you know, i was serious about everything. you know, right now i can, you know, crack a smile and feel good and be myself. you know? i mean, just it feels a whole lot better on this side than on that side, i tell you that. very nervous, though. very nervous. seriously, i dont think im coming back to prison. no ma...

Murdered susan worthen. >> this is the first time he is telling the story in such detail and yet, the emotional impact of what they did. when you put in all the details, and you begin to paint a picture, then you really get emotionally what happened. >> so try and complete the most most extensive prime impact statement you can, my perception of the crime. on november of 1975, i got into my car and started driving around. i had been drinking vodka and had taken a handful of codeine. i wasnt going...

You and number two. >> bill: all right. so, in your opinion, doesnt seem to be any stopping mitt romney right now unless there is some kind of thing unforeseen thing? >> i think if you look up the word inexessential in websters. you will see romney in illinois smiling. >> bill: all right. now, newt gingrich, he will stay in through louisiana and then he will pack it. he doesnt have enough money to go. really no reason for him to continue, is there? >> well, on the other hand, whats the cost of s...

afghans want him tried in their country but the ambassador to the u.s. says his government trusts the american investigation. and the worlds most valuable public corporation now wants to share its wealth. some of it anyway. apple just announced a quarterly dividend of $2.65 a share beginning sometime this summer. it also plans to buy back $10 billion worth of shares over the next three years. together those -- that outlay rather costs 45 billion or as apple might think of it pretty m...

Its just there to be felt. you can tell it and many people smiling, laughing. everybody is circulating. you know what i mean? you can honestly tell, people whispering and talking. this is how it goes. >> and those are the first things -- >> the signs. >> you come to learn in the penitentiary. >> inmates must be even more aware of their environment than an officer. for them, its all about survival of the fittest. >> using your vibes and looking at the motions and the actions to people from a dist...

You can tell it and many people smiling, laughing. everybody is circulating. you know what i mean? you can honestly tell, people whispering and talking. this is how it goes. >> and those are the first things -- >> the signs. >> -- you come to learn in the penitentiary. >> inmates must be even more aware of their environment than an officer. for them, its all about survival of the fittest. >> using your vibes and looking at the motions and the actions to people from a distance. something is not r...

>> weve heard enough to know that he curses a lot. i want to say that jaunty style of him coming out of the door, that was just standard vintage blago. i mean, headed to prison but still keeping his signature attitude. >> and one thing about him, weve had him on this program a number of times. hes got a great personality. he is a great politician who, as we now see is going to jail because he broke the law. >> by the way, six months before his first trial, he shows up at the community fund dinne...