themselves, how they live in those places in that situation. as a captive deprived of everything. and they will still continue to exhibit the stresses and the infectious diseases and need to be medicated and and all all the other harm that comes to them in captivity. i don t see a difference from the point of view for the whales. ultimately, what should seaworld do, in your mind? i would like them to begin to phase their whole program out entirely and allow the whales to move to a natural sea pen kind of situation. where they re in a netted-off pen, but in a real ocean. so that because they can t really return out into the wild. these are highly sophisticated mammals that live in complex societies. without those societies, they
the cement pond where most captive killer whales live today. we can put people on the moon. we can do a sea pen. we just need to think about it a little bit. as popular as that idea is for a sea penammals, we looked everywhere in the world to try to find one functioning today. there is not a single one. right now it is just an idea. brooke? martin savage, thank you. it could be the most important moment in the murder trial of this utah doctor. today the jury saw statements made by his now 12-year-old daughter. she was just 6 when she found her mother s body in a bathtub. coming up next, what this little girl said and how it ll impact the trial. at coca-cola we believe in giving people choices. especially today, as people are looking for more low, and no calorie options. that s why on vending machines, we re making it easy for people to know how many calories
that the killer whales could be on one side, protected and cared for. and then all around them, they d be in a living ocean. the idea is called a sea pen. natural seawater bringing in fish and, you know, the bird and everything else with it. just a natural pristine environment for a retired captive orca. but where does the money come from for the land, the food, and the constant human care? from the public who would pay to visit, say supporters. paul boyle of the association of zoos and aquariums think they d be disappointed. people can t see them. they won t see them. they won t know about them. they will lose the compelling reason for protecting the oceans and the environment around us. so i guess i d just say what s the point of that? the point, says anna hall, is that it would be far better than
other suspects facing arraignment today in guantanamo bay. it seems like these men are doing whatever they can to drag this thing out. you said it, don. the 9/11 terror suspects have turned the arraignment into a chaotic court appearance. one of the detainees, one of the accused refused to come to court. he had to be hauled in, shackled to a chair. another shocked the courtroom when he shouted out, comparing some of the camp guards here in guantanamo bay to dead libyan leafer, moammar gudoadhafi and suggesting they may try to kill them and make it look like suicide. and khalid sheikh mohammed, who boeshed he was the mastermind behind the 9/11 attack, has kept completely sile nlt. he has ignored the judge and refused to participate, because as his attorney has said, he feels these hearings, these military commissions, are not fair, and this is a choice not to acknowledge them. don? and chris, i understand there was an outburst during the proceedings. what happened? yeah,
our national security. within two hours of the president s departure, a suicide bomber rocked kabul. at least seven people were killed. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack. the nfl suspended four players from the new orleans saints today. anthony hargrove, scott fujita, will smith, and jonathan vilma were all named in the so-called bountygate scandal. players were allegedly offered bonuses for hurting players. the league has already suspended sean payton for the 2012 season. hillary clinton is in china there to talk economic strategy, but the name on everyone s lips is chen. that s chen guangcheng who is now we are told at a hospital in beijing. chen is the blind human rights activist who was convicted and thrown in jail for leading protests against the government. he spent six days under american embassy protection after escaping house arrest. it s not clear if he left the embassy by choice. a friend of the activist said chinese authorities threatened