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Up? >>. >> shep: i think i covered one of these searches 18 years ago. here we are again, the search for jimmy hoffa turned to a driveway in suburban detroit. according to a police chief in roseville, michigan, a man said he saw a body buried there about 35 years ago and he thinks it may have been of the former teamsters boss. why not? he went missing back in 1975. he was last scene seen outside a restaurant before he was set to meet with a local ma yeah captain and labor leader. radar reveals s...

I think he does. >> governor angler, thank you so much. also making this news this morning. a ruling on pennsylvanias voter id law. the judge suggested he could block the law and at a hearing this morning several people who have had a hard time getting a valid photo, i dirks will testify. the judge must issue an injunction if he finds the state hasnt provided free and easy access to an id. the national parks service is planning a one-time removal of algae thats build up at the lincoln memori...

interesting to see how this plays out. romney will not be with huntsman today here in myrtle beach for this announcement ahead of the debate tonight, kyra. >> its interesting. when i had a chance to interview him last week, he said, oh, i have respect for romney. i think he is a great family man. its really interesting how reporters like you get the inside scoop, and you cant necessarily get it directly from the candidate. meanwhile, huntsman making this announcement just a day after h...

Good news/bad news on the "moment of geek" tonight. ready? a bad news, a russian spacecraft that has been falling to the earth since november is about to crash back down to earth. thats the bad news. the good news, pieces of the 30,000 pond stays craft loaded with toxic rocket fuel are not all that likely to fall on you specifically, depending on where you consider. the spacecraft was supposed to fly to the martian moon. its called fobos greunt. it was supposed to take a soil sample from that mo...

Of this thing, bp has gone out of its way to avoid providing scientists with the data that they need to study this leak. its one thing for them not to come on to this program or not to be transparent with journalists, not to be transparent with the american people, but to deny the very scientists who are studying this, in many crucial ways, whether its the videotape, trying to determine the flow rate or these underwater plumes, to deny them evidence that they need, scientific evidence, just seem...

Gulf, our researchers from universities have been tracking the oil, the impact on marine life. they confirmed deep sea oil plume that was discounted by bp and then requested an oil sample that was met with resistance from bp. >> when you finally met with bp they blamed it on, what, a miscommunication? >> they said it was a miscommunication, but we have e-mails that demonstrate that the person involved put up a great deal of resistance and, in fact, insisted that he receive all of the data from t...

To get bp to simply hand over oil to scientists? >> well, the delay was unconscionable. since the bp blow-out in the gulf, our researchers from universities have been tracking the oil, the impact on marine life. they confirmed deep sea oil plume that was discounted by bp and then requested an oil sample that was met with resistance from bp. >> when you finally met with bp they blamed it on, what, a miscommunication? >> they said it was a miscommunication, but we have e-mails that demonstrate tha...

Office and pressed them. they said it was a miscommunication but they would provide the oil sample and yet it took three weeks to get that oil sample. >> it does seem -- i hate to say this, but it seems that from the start, from the earliest moments of this thing, bp has gone out of its way to avoid providing scientists with the data that they need to study this leak. its one thing for them not to come on to this program or not to be transparent with journalists, not to be transparent with the a...

Took bp to comply. congresswoman, why did it take three weeks and pressure from you and other florida lawmakers to get bp to simply hand over oil to scientists? >> well, the delay was unc unconcionable. our researchers from universities have been tracking the oil, the impact on marine life. they confirmed deep sea oil plume that was discounted by bp and then requested an oil sample that was met with resistance from bp. >> about they blamed it on, what, a miscommunication? >> they said it was a m...

Sample would be forgthcoming an showed them their hand. i met with bp executives the day after i learned about this in my office and pressed them. they said it was a miscommunication but they would provide the oil sample and yet it took three weeks to get that oil sample. >> it does seem -- i hate to say this, but it seems that from the start, from the earliest moments of this thing, bp has gone out of its way to avoid providing scientists with the data that they need to study this leak. its one...