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this is eden grace an oregon toddler snowboarding before she could walk.ns 2 next month. >> amazing. >> yeah. how cool is that? not a heavy slope but she's trucking. she has been snowboarding since she was six weeks old. i'd like to see that. >> even more amazing. >> apparently it runs in the family. eden has a five-week old sister and her mom says she too will be a baby snowboarder. >> i love those videos. >> soon to be in the olympics. >> nothing like being in the slopes if you have a 6-year-old in a helmet. great video. >> come on. >> enjoy your monday. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> liam: you're not being fair. i mean, steffy's reasons make sense. she didn't want her pregnancy to influence my decision. >> hope: until you were making one she didn't like. >> liam: okay, let's be honest. that whole insta-wedding that was set up outside -- that was not the result of any decision i made. >> hope: no, y-you're right. you're absolutely right about that. my mom just does these things. i was not happy about it either. until i star

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. >> calling public comment. [ reading speakers' names ] >> hello my name is eden palmer and i live at the building adjacent to the castro country club. 4058 cao street. i have two little boys 4 and 7 and their window is directly onto the property that we're talking about. my concern is turning the property into restaurant use and with all the nuisance that goes along with, that the machine noise from the restaurants, loud music, loud voices, public urination, et cetera. we already have a very large density of restaurants and bars in the area. i would like to understand what is to stop the rest of the building from falling into restaurant use, if this changes? if ever the castro country club should leave, there is a space there with the backyard patio space, that if that ever turned into a restaurant the quality of my neighbors and my building would be compromised such that we would have to move and sell your properties. we made a choice to live in an urban areas with all the benefits and problems that go with that. my boys go to sleep every night with the hum of the restaurant machine

the retired major general paul eden. >> tank warfare is a low probability event. >> but it's a probability? >> that's why we have 2400 active duty m-1 tanks. not those extra 300 congress wants us to buy. >> congress really must want to protect america. >> it's a jobs program in their eyes. >> no, not a jobs program it's a defense program. >> we need enough tanks to fight whatever the next conflict is. >> in addition we have 3,000 tanks sitting in a boneyard near reno, nevada. >> when are we going to send more? >> why would you send more tanks to reno, nevada? >> has nevada been attacked? >> to my knowledge, nevada has never been attacked. >> boom. what more do you want? why 300 more tanks including the active duty tanks ant 3,000 sitting in the diseaseert? >> the risk of having less tanks is having less tanks. >> well that's a (bleep). >> well, i'm not a west point graduate and i'm not particularly trained in such matters. i have a general knowledge of military issues and affairs. >> he may not be a west point graduate but he does know this: >> you never know what kind of war you are going

lombard at eden. back down to west baltimore at lexington. in rosedale, pulaski highway at citation road. let's take a live look. we have volume on the beltway there. that's a look at perring parkway. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800800-the firm. back to you. >> kristy, thank you. still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. it is a rare syndrome when one of your hands doesn't do what your brain is asking. don't miss tonight's healthwatch report. >>> an ann arundle county teen sits with the first lady for the state of the union. the incredible accomplishment that got president obama's attention. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, a final adding up of the misery from super storm sandy. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> it is cloudy outside. and a mixed mess is headed our way. meteorologist tim williams will update our first warning weather forecast. >>> it is 41 degrees with a mix of sleet and rain in central maryland right now. the complete f

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garden of eden, our sensible portions. we really are in a great spot. listen, we've done a lot of acquisitions. >> right. now, and rob burnett, the ceo of hain daniels talks about how you suffered a bit from lower sales of christmas condiments from the new premier business. >> and one of your questions asked of me earlier was, listen, is there issues there? you can do all the due diligence you want before you do an acquisition. once you own it, there's things you find out. >> right. >> and with the uk business, it's a great business. what we decide is very quickly in the uk because we got a lot going on there. there are skews that are marginally -- skews that really don't make us money. they're negative margins on them. and with that, get rid of them right away. >> and you've always done that. this is not anything new in terms of when you've made acquisitions, you very quickly corrected what didn't work. >> here's the big thing. in the uk, we're going to come out with gluten free. we've introduced greek yogurt. all over this meat-free vegetarian busines

hain is a host of brands, earth's best, garden of eden and the greek gods. you see them all behind me. we've liked this one for a long time. lately the stock has had a rough time. it's now about 16 points off the highs. so last night hain reports and while the company earns 72 cents a share, its revenues came in below expectations of some. on top of that, hain lowered its full-year revenue forecast. that's the kind of thing that sounds bad. but the company's organic revenue growth guidance was unchanged. from a pair of recent acquisitions and some one-time items like rationalizing the frozen food business in the uk. 16 brands were up double digits in the quarter. greek god's yogurt up. earth's best up 15%. celestial seasoning seeing the strongest tea numbers ever. should you buy in this weakness even though the stock's had trouble gaining traction of late? given us 211% gain and the underlying trend seems strong enough that hain should be able to return to its long-term upward trajectory. but do not take it from me. let's talk to irwin simon, the founder, ch

parents to 1-year-old eden put her on a snowboard when she was just 6 weeks old. they say the toddler gets excited with even the mention of snow. >> gophers prove to be golden the number one team in nation indiana faced unranked minnesota and the golden gophers used razzle-dazzle passing to knock off the hoosiers, 77-73. it was the seventh time the top-ranked team lost this season. and minnesota fans rushed the court to celebrate. >> mississippi state quarterback finished with the best 70-yard performance. >>> and it looked like there was a brothers only section at the combine as jets coach rex ryan and his brother rob sat next to each other. and super bowl coaches jim and john harbaugh also watched the trials together. >>> former nba star dennis rodman is in north korea to put on a basketball skills camp with the harlem globetrotters. north korea's leader kim jong-un is said to be a basketball fan. >>> a peewee hockey coach in vancouver, canada, was caught on video tripping two players during a post-game handshake. the coach has been sentenced to 15 days in jail

he died at eden medical center. neighbors called 911 when they heard gunshots nearby just before 9 p.m. and deputies have not released the victim's name or any suspect information. >>> and it's likely to take days to clear hazardous materials from a santa clara home where the bomb squad has already destroyed some explosives. officers went to the house after state senator leland yee reported getting death threats over his gun control proposals. 45-year-old everett basham is under arrest for those threats now. >>> american airlines and u.s. airways announced plans for an $11 billion merger this morning. the combined airline would become the world's largest if the deal is approved by antitrust regulators and american's bankruptcy judge. some experts say the deal could lead to higher fares for travelers. and we know it's valentine's day. right? >> that's right. >> so i went downstairs this morning to leave and there was this bouquet of roses on the kitchen table! pretty cool there. >> from her neighbor. [ laughter ] >>

he died later at eden medical center. almedia county sheriff's office hasn't yet identified. he may have been shot over a game of dice. counsellors will be on hand tomorrow in case any students want to talk about what happened here. >> the school is a safe place for them. we don't want them to be afraid to come to school. we take all possible precautions to keep them safe. and we do what we can. these type of events tend to happen at night when student are not here. >> the school says the fences were locked. no arrest has been made. >> police need your help located a burglary suspect. we have surveillance video from the scene. it was taken during early morning hours last friday, february 8th. the suspect is seen on the front porch a of a home. when the coast is clear he eventually climbs up and there you see it, steals the camera. if you have any information you are urged to call police in pleasant hill. >> san francisco police need help catching three men who smashed cases of a jewelry store. the men were part of an alleged crime spree spreading several weeks since mid janua

. >> with the purity of the garden of eden. >> he was showing it in the bible this passage would saye were just loaned to each other. >> beautiful custom work. >> koresh had sex with underage girls, and with his various wives he fathered at least 13 children. >> another one in about a month. >> it wasn't so much this is a man who is doing something that we don't approve of. >> this is my little one, holly. >> as much as he was teaching us greater things. >> my love baby, right? it's my great, wonderful looks something that just women can't resist. >> you know, i saw a lot of people around me having babies, and, i mean, i knew that that meant my time was coming. >> kathy jones' husband, david, was okay with it. kathy was not. and she left. >> if i had stayed there, i would have had children by david koresh. that's when i really, really got scared. >> god is in control. >> over time koresh attracted a diverse group from as far away as australia, england, jamaica, the philippines. about 130 in all. >> trust god, read your bible, know what you're talking about. what are you doing with yo

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he was transported to eden hospital in castro valley where he died later. >> reporter: at first light deputies wasted no time trying to come through hillside elementary school looking for evidence and a possible murder weapon. >> we didn't want to have a situation where the kids are playing on the grounds and find something they shouldn't find so we are erring on the side of caution. >> reporter: they pulled out all the stops bringing out a k- 9 unit and the alameda fire department to use ladders to make sure no weapons were tossed on the roof. school leaders cooperated by shutting class down for the day. >> we do hear a lot about violence on campus. but within our control, we do everything we can to keep the students safe and it is a priority in our minds. >> reporter: they will have a crisis intervention team for students and class will continue tomorrow for hillside elementary. some neighbors say they still will be on alert. we spoke to mark, who moved here three months ago to find a better place to live. >> we're deciding maybe this is not the area for us after all. >> reporter: w

hain is a host of brands, earth's best, garden of eden and the greek gods. you see them all behind me. we've liked this one for a long time. lately the stock has had a rough time. it's now about 16 points off the highs. so last night hain reports and while the company earns 72 cents a share, its revenues came in below expectations of some. on top of that, hain lowered its full-year revenue forecast. that's the kind of thing that sounds bad. but the company's organic revenue growth guidance was unchanged. from a pair of recent acquisitions and some one-time items like rationalizing the frozen food business in the uk. 16 brands were up double digits in the quarter. greek god's yogurt up. earth's best up 15%. celestial seasoning seeing the strongest tea numbers ever. should you buy in this weakness even though the stock's had trouble gaining traction of late? given us 211% gain and the underlying trend seems strong enough that hain should be able to return to its long-term upward trajectory. but do not take it from me. let's talk to irwin simon, the founder, ch

he died later at eden medical center. the s.o. has not yet confirmed his id. they are looking into whatever he was shot over a game of dice. what happened here has been very unnerving for one parent we spoke with who's having serious second thoughts from living down the street from this school. >> we just moved here about three months ago. we've noticed there's a lot of activity going on on this street right here. we're planning on moving pretty soon. >> reporter: you say a lot of activity -- >> well, i think there's drug sales going on. i think some gang members walking up and down the street. it just doesn't look like a really nice area. we just moved here. i know if you look up the next block, there's a lot of gang writing on the wall and stuff. >> reporter: investigators are not saying whether or not this was gang related. they do tell us they have leads but no suspects, no arrests. this, by the way, is the first murder this year for the alameda county sheriff's office. reporting live in san leandro, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> bob, thank you very mu

>> like i was in i don't know just like i was in the garden of eden somewhere. but god brought me through. it felt good. >> reporter: thelma's son ronald ross was vindicated after being wrongly convicted of a 2006 shooting in oakland. he spent nearly 7 years behind bars. thanks to a team of volunteer lawyers, the northern california "innocence project," today ross will walk out of jail a free man. >> i'm really, really happy and relieved. it's been almost five years, 4.5 years, of work. >> reporter: hard work that paid off. the team argued he was a victim of poor police work and lies from witnesses. the alameda county prosecutors agreed. >> we had a tape-recorded more or less confession from the person who did the shooting. we had other witnesses that we had located and our great investigator had located which cast serious doubt on the prosecution's theory at trial and they took a hard look at it and concluded this wasn't a conviction they could stand behind. >> reporter: peter says they plan to pick up ross at the santa rita jail in pleasanton where they will t

when you think about it, whether we walked off the savannas of africa or out of the garden of eden, we have always followed that little voice that goes, "over here, over here." that's the power of instinct. > but we often don't know we're listening to that voice. the idea is, how do you get that voice to be more recognizable? to have it speak with a little more authority? > > great question. i called them mind-ups. just like pushups or sit-ups or pull-ups to build our body, we do mind-ups. and a mind-up would be, when you are thinking about the power of instinct, to listen to that voice every so often. we get all caught up in our intellect - "oh, i can think this through." but there might at times be a fork in the road where you go, "i'm thinking this way, but what is my instinct telling me? what is my small voice, my bold little whisper telling me?" > we need to just listen to it more or be more consciously aware of it talking to us. > > i would say, just like if you were to lift weights - you ever see someone who's got really great biceps, and they have no triceps? i'd like the balan

wrong way driver was taken to eden medical center with major injuries. another person was also taken to the hospital. both directions there are closed near the intersection right now as police tip to investigate. >>> 3 people are dead including an oakland rapper after chaotic drive-by shooting on the las vegas strip. rapper mazzaratti hit a taxi which burst in flames both people inside were killed. kenneth cherry also known as kenny clutch died of quup shot wound. 7 news reporter spoke with his father today in oakland and she's in the newsroom with more on this. >> when i spoke to cherry senior today you could see how devastated he was over losing his so that. and tomorrow he will have to good to las vegas to bring his son's body back home to oakland. >> this is something that you never really, really ever want to experience as parent toless a child. >>reporter: kenneth cherry senior is mourning the death of his son. 27-year-old kenneth cherry junior shot to death on the las vegas strip. he had been driving the gray mazzaratti when he and a friend came u

wrong way driver was taken to eden medical center with major injuries. another person was also taken to the hospital. both directions there are closed near the intersection right now as police tip to investigate. >>> 3 people are dead including an oakland rapper after chaotic drive-by shooting on the las vegas strip. rapper mazzaratti hit a taxi which burst in flames both people inside were killed. kenneth cherry also known as kenny clutch died of quup shot wound. 7 news reporter spoke with his father today in oakland and she's in the newsroom with more on this. >> when i spoke to cherry senior today you could see how devastated he was over losing his so that. and tomorrow he will have to good to las vegas to bring his son's body back home to oakland. >> this is something that you never really, really ever want to experience as parent toless a child. >>reporter: kenneth cherry senior is mourning the death of his son. 27-year-old kenneth cherry junior shot to death on the las vegas strip. he had been driving the gray mazzaratti when he and a friend came u

wrong way driver was taken to eden medical center with major injuries. another person was also taken to the hospital. both directions there are closed near the intersection right now as police tip to investigate. >>> 3 people are dead including an oakland rapper after chaotic drive-by shooting on the las vegas strip. rapper mazzaratti hit a taxi which burst in flames both people inside were killed. kenneth cherry also known as kenny clutch died of quup shot wound. 7 news reporter spoke with his father today in oakland and she's in the newsroom with more on this. >> when i spoke to cherry senior today you could see how devastated he was over losing his so that. and tomorrow he will have to good to las vegas to bring his son's body back home to oakland. >> this is something that you never really, really ever want to experience as parent toless a child. >>reporter: kenneth cherry senior is mourning the death of his son. 27-year-old kenneth cherry junior shot to death on the las vegas strip. he had been driving the gray mazzaratti when he and a friend came u

eden tells us about a polyglot. >> from the greek for "many tongues," it means someone who speaks several languages, someone like timothy doner. >> [ speaking russian ] >> russian... >> [ speaking turkish ] >> ...turkish, japanese... >> [ speaks japanese ] [ speaks arabic ] >> ...arabic... >> [ speaks chinese ] >> ...chinese. those are just some of the languages tim can speak. >> i mean, it depends on your definition of "speak." but, i mean, the languages that i'm familiar with or i know to varying degrees is more than 20 at this point. >> wow. [ laughter ] that's crazy! like, i never even heard of that! 20 languages? one teen? that's a smart kid. >> wow. 20 languages? i barely know two. >> i think that's awesome. that's cool. like, i wish i knew 20 languages. >> and here's something even more amazing -- he started only three years ago. >> tim, i need help. >> at the time, tim was preparing for his bar mitzvah, the jewish coming-of-age ceremony. he had to learn the language of the bible, ancient hebrew. >> and around the time that i finished, i decided that i wanted to take a look at mode

the second was a private secretary to anthony eden and would also like to report to his boss that churchill was drunk but churchill would never have been able to work as he did for so many years and so successfully if alcohol had taken hold of him. churchill very much enjoyed the legend of his drinking added to it by boasting of the amounts he consumed the. a sort of macho habits in which he loved to indulge, a top british bulldog who could drink with the best of them down at the pub or the local as it is known in britain. another churchill favored indulgence, cigars. he had three uses for cigars, the first was sheer pleasure, the involvement of the flavor of a good cigar and feeling of relaxation that such a smoke brings. the second was as a trademark. churchill was too shrewd a politician not to realize his cigar had become an iconic symbol in the face of adversity just as fdr jaundice cigarette holder, the american president's symbol. during a devastated area of london, cigar clenched between his teeth or in his hand as he waved at the crowd somehow showed that both he and britain were i

two people were taken to eden medical center in castro valley. a third person is being treated at highland hospital. authorities have yet to release any information about the suspects. >>> people living in a peninsula neighborhood woke up this morning to a water main break. utility crews were called to a residential area near helen drive and magnolia avenue. the break was reported at about 6:30. the water main break affected water pressure for the entire city. >>> far far away for football and on top of the waves. the swells that got surfers out today. >>> and mark tamayo has a look at your workweek and if you're going to need an umbrella later in the week. you'll find out momentarily. >>> well lots of sunshine once again this afternoon. right now we still have clear conditions. temperatures have been dropping off. take a look at some of the current numbers. low 40s to report out toward napa and santa rosa. same deal for novato. we have partly clear skies tomorrow. the extended chance of a few showers in fact, and also a big drop off in our tempe

is just the edens on performance isn't shared with the public lots of it she's kept it in.surgical department that was the most dangerous and dysfunctional that the royal college of surgeons has ever encountered but the public were to ever told docs and now it's emerged that a string of senior officials failed to take seriously data which showed the hospital's significantly higher than average death rates relatives of over a thousand people never got to see them discharged from this hospital patients died needlessly off the suffering a catalogue of neglect left in their own excrement dehydrated and without painkillers it's the biggest scandal to hit the national health service in recent years but with budgets being slashed and red tape preoccupying the hospital manages a person's health secretary is warning that there are little bits of stuff that dotted all across the u.k.'s health system the results of the public inquiry into. hospital's failings are expected to issue a damning verdict on the way the whole of the n.h.s. functions is soul destroying. there's a bit of stuff

this royal throne of kings "this sceptered isle this earth of majesty, "this seat of mars "this other eden demi-paradise, "this fortress built by nature for herself against infection and the hand of war." i want to find out who the real richard ii was and how, long after richard was dead shakespeare was able to piece together his story. i'll show how actors bring poetry to life giving us one of history's most complex characters in a drama as fresh today as it ever was because it's a warning to kings, presidents and prime ministers anywhere who dare to believe in their own invincibility. [crowd cheering] we were not born to sue, but to command! jacobi: any actor would kill to play richard. ben whishaw is the latest to take on one of acting's greatest roles. richard ii: six frozen winters spent. return with welcome, home from banishment. how long a time lies in one little word. whishaw: my understanding of him is of someone who's not really in the world. he doesn't consider himself to be a human being quite like other human beings. goold: for a long time actually i was really interested in "

. >> her name is eden grace. here she is barreling down the bunny slope.uns since she was six weeks old. her mom says she loves it. >> we want to get on the first run so we wake up at 5:30 and get her out of bed. as soon as we mention snow she is excited bit. -- about it and knows she's going to the mountain autos she's adorable. she's not even two years old yet. she's got gear and loves to wear it around the house. she'll have sibling company but her 5-month-old sister will be joining her just as soon as she is old enough. >> you can tell she likes it. she heard her mom say snow you can hear her getting excited there. >> no snow, no rain. nothing but sunny skies now. how dry is it? well, these numbers indicate number of inches ofçu> would need right now to reach average level of rain. let's take a look at national conditions for tomorrow. dry in the nation's mid section. areas of light snow in rockies. pacific northwest rainfall tomorrow, state wide dry, mild condition was highs in mid to upper 60s for much of the northern two thirds of the state. down in

in almost every culture, we have alien nation myths - like the garden of eden, that said one time we had it, we screwed up, swoosh, we're out, but boy, would we like to get back on that side of paradise. and why is that? well, it has something to do with this dichotomy of human nature - we want to belong. at the same time, we're apart, we're individuals - we have our own - we have an identity that is separate from the other, and so that raises up these kinds of questions, these boundary questions. we're at once a part of something, we're a part of the human race, a club, a group-at the same time, we're separate; kind of a key thing. now moving on down through these boundary questions, then. let's think about those - we touched on those last time. because we're self-conscious and apart, these key questions come up. who am i? boy, think again, if you're a person who belongs to a religious organization, how often that question comes up - how much it comes up in young people, how much it comes up in adolescence, how much it comes as you're facing mortality - who am i? and then of course,

reporting this on, he told them what stalin wanted here and the second was a private secretary to anthony eden churchill would never have been able to work as he did for so many years and so successfully that alcohol had taken hold of him. he very much enjoyed the legend of his drinking and boasted of the amounts that he consumed, yamato had in which he indulged is a tough british bulldog who could drink with the best of them down at the pub or the local, as it's known in britain. another churchill favorite was cigars. he had three uses for them. he enjoyed the feeling of relaxation that a smoke brings. it was somewhat of a trademark. he was too shrewd a politician not to realize that a cigar had become an iconic symbol of his grit in the face of adversity. just as fdr had the cigarette holder and it became his symbol. a cigar clenched between his hand as he we've got the crowd, it showed that he and britain were indomitable. after dinner, a good cigar was passed around. he would count on another few hours of good talk at a time when others were exhausted but he was at his best. this was not a

. >> reporter: michelle is project manager of eden in hayward. says more teens, even middle schoolers have mentioned experimenting with molly in the last three months. collins compares it to a spike in ecstasy's popularity a decade ago, fueled in part by the late bay area rapper. >> they enjoy the feeling, because they miss it with marijuana, which mellows them out. >> reporter: mdna causes a brain to release a surge of serotonin. leaving them deplete of this chemical. >> anytime you're taking an illegal substance, you don't know what you're putting in your body. >> reporter: joseph is an expert in special event medicine. he warns young people should be aware of claims that molly is pure mdma. >> there's no easy way to test for purity. most kids don't have that in their back pocket to check. >> it was funny, the first time i did molly, i went to this party. >> reporter: this teenager told us cost makes molly even more attractive. it goes from 5 to $20 a bill. >> it's affordable. if your parents give you $5 for lunch. there you go. that's enough t

two other people were taken to eden medical center in castro valley and the third is being treated atand hospital. authorities have not released any suspect information. >> >> authorities in sonoma county searching for a derespondent man last seen naked and chanting. crews have been looking for him in santa rosa. the man disappeared from there yesterday after neighbors reported strange behavior. authorities say it was a mountain biker that saw him last. >> someone who fit the description, fall, 6'6 male, white male, up in annandale and what is odd their that, he disrobed himself and he was chanting. >> >> authorities continued their search all day and all night. saying he was upset about the breakup of a marriage and he has mental health issues. he does not, however, have a history of violence. >> >> new information on the homicide involving a 13-year- old girl in fairfield. police say the girl was strangled. a passerby found her body last week, she had disappeared the day before. they had not released her name, but we know she was living in a foster home. homicide detectives are tryi

. >> reporter: michelle is project manager of eden in hayward.more teens, even middle schoolers have mentioned experimenting with molly in the last three months. collins compares it to a spike in ecstasy's popularity a decade ago, fueled in part by the late bay area rapper. >> they enjoy the feeling, because they miss it with marijuana, which mellows them out. >> reporter: mdna causes a brain to release a surge of serotonin. leaving them deplete of this chemical. >> anytime you're taking an illegal substance, you don't know what you're putting in your body. >> reporter: joseph is an expert in special event medicine. he warns young people should be aware of claims that molly is pure mdma. >> there's no easy way to test for purity. most kids don't have that in their back pocket to check. >> it was funny, the first time i did molly, i went to this party. >> reporter: this teenager told us cost makes molly even more attractive. it goes from 5 to $20 a bill. >> it's affordable. if your parents give you $5 for lunch. there you go. that's enough to get

. >> ever eden is a jewelry line, beheld in the kingdom of heaven on earth. >> it's pretty clear, michelle's earthly empire is just beginning. >> i'm still going and still challenging myself and still taking it to the next level. >> i'm cynthia smoot, fox news. >> pretty girl . >> yeah, she is. >>> let's talk about that forecast. >> do you think we can get 33 million hits on our new streaming video today? >> that depends what that forecast looks like. >> the worst the forecast is, the more hits we're going to get. a great day today. it's become a great evening. let me just start with this, the clouds that we didn't have much of today making a come back. it looks like we're going to have to deal with clouds for the next couple of days. we're going to get some rain in here friday and maybe into the snow flake late in the day. let me just say this too, friday morning we could start northern and western counties with maybe a little bit of a mixture. you get out towards 81 and up towards 68 in western maryland it will be sleet up there. a little messy mix to start friday morning. it does not look

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she's barely old enough to walk but a toddler in oregon is already hitting the slopes. 1-year-old eden is one of the youngest snow borders around. she isn't flying off ramps but she glides down the snow just fine. look at that. she has the perfect snow boarding out fit. terrific balance. >> i think the key is you should have a snow board bigger than you. that might be what we need to do, get a board bigger than us. >> she's really low to the ground if she goes down, but that's incredible. >> oh, yeah. look at her go. >>> snow in western maryland means rain in our area. >> bob turk has the updated it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in

northeast and what is old is new again and on what is the old union terminal market and he works for edenand he heard the same questions over and over. >> and where can i get this. >> the best in the country. >> reporter: and spices and vegetables. >> we don't want to be a food court. we want experiences. travel throughout the market and you hit the soda shop and come in and do some shopping. >> and right there. >> and in finish a treat. because -- for a treat. these days, it's not just politics that washington is serving up. beth parker, fox tie news. >>> just ahead, some people watch the oscars for the awards and others for the fashion. we have the preview of what they will be wearing. >> spent on the news edge lip, more on the huge nascar crash in daytona, florida, that sent dozens of fans to the hospital. details are next on the news edge. we'll be right back. ht back.   here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios fiber one. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for

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resurrected and he would be the good she says at that time and they would be living in the garden of eden. .. looking at segregation between school districts in long island and this and that between these issues but the reason i wrote it is i go out to the public schools when i was in second grade in the inner city in the housing projects in the poor neighborhoods in the city so it was something i had thought about actively since i was a little kid and so when it came into the supreme court i was interested in following that >> host: talking about the personal pieces i like to ask people their personal connection in the story when we get into the meat of it did you have a particularly stance on bus segregation? >> guest: i think they don't think about it and looking back to when i was looking at the reaction from the kids in the 70's when they started busting a lot of the kids would say i like it at this school. they didn't think about it but as i got older i started to think about not only going to schools and being surrounded by poverty that i didn't see in my neighborhood in the suburb