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from the air conditioner -- >> yeah. >> please be careful, there are some stumps -- >> reporter: marks he ising that nightmare. he says he's a good neighbor trapped next to a hellhole. >> mark you can see the problems that started here with overgrown everything has seeped into his yard. we're now in his yard. you see these holes. >> reporter: mark says his home was once valued at $250,000. but he says that price plummeted during the crash to $68,000. rkrk and his wife are desperate to refinance but -- >> i couldn't tell you where my house values because of this. >> reporter: next door a zombie house. he says it's in shambles neglected for years, he says. until he opened his own wallet to do damage control for the good of the otherwise lovely family-friendly neighborhood. >> so this is snake central, weeds, jungle everywhere. >> black widows, brown widows poisonous spiders. >> it's not just a dilapidated house, it's a jungle of spiders and snakes and everything that no one wants to live next to. >> right. >> this is the new surround of your home -- >> yes, the minute an appraiser comes

there's a girl standing on the air conditioner.ght they were joking and playing a trick on us. >> reed is shocked to discover it's true. >> we were horrified to see this little girl standing on the air conditioner. >> a crowd is gathering transfixed by a little girl who had slipped through the side panels of an ac unit and is standing on top of it. a neighbor records the scene on his phone while someone dials 911 and reed rushes inside. >> i banged on the family's door to make them aware that the little girl was on the air conditioner. >> the girl's mother doesn't open the door. just then, steven st. bernard is arriving home from his 12 hour shift as a new york city bus driver. >> there were a lot of people standing around trying to figure what to do. first thing that came to my mind is how did she get up there? let me get over there. i hope she don't fall. >> the child seems oblivious to the terrified people below and to her own perilous situation. >> seen her smiling and teetering back and forward. she was happy. she didn't reali

what we do is put each of our controllers inside the aish -- air conditioners.ch lower it is on baseline. >> they didn't even realize, and they were saving money on energy. >> bingo. >> in the form of a vortex or funnel. >> that whirlpool shape is the same shape of a hurricane and tornado. we see it everywhere. so every living thing on earth has incorporated the shape of these whirl pools. so every part of every living thing is built in accordance with this geometry. what we did is we analyzinged what that regime -- analyzed what that is. >> packs technologies outside of oakland, california manufactures a small six-inch device that can amix 10,000 gallons of water that is essential to keep bacteria from forming. >> and the reason is a ring vortex is visually frictionless. you get this enormous benefit. if we reduce the amount of energy that municipalities have to use to mix that water, we are able to reduce the chemical content by 85%. >> currently 800 municipalities is using the pax mixer. its shape is inspired by the sea shell. >> did it surprise you when you

>> he heard me trying to undo the air conditioner as i was instructed to do.nning around to the front of the house and the door opened and there was a naked, on over, half asleep drunken man with a shotgun who said, freeze. now we all go hunting together. >> that will be your lead story on all future appearances. you are going to shoot john. now you have got to double pump this. there you go. >> the perfect. well for your story. -- the perfect parallel for your story. >> shooed him now. get him. -- shoot him now. look at this. oh, my goodness. you hit him with a lot. you not only get the hat, you can come back anytime you want. >> with all due respect. thank you for joining us. directorial debut tonight on the american. that is on fx crew you can find out on your cable system. what do rupert murdoch and anthony scully have in common? the answer will surprise you. ♪ >> rupert murdoch, johnny knoxville, and anthony scalia. it is their birthday. our lawyers advises not to sing happy birthday on the air. >> michele bachmann will play herself in sharknado 3. up nex

. >>> many people didn't turn off their air conditioners today. maybe they had it cranking in some spots. you'll need it tomorrow. >> definitely. you'll like today. tomorrow, a duplicate forecast. 70s in some spots. get a work out this weekend. live doppler 7 hd shows you with the clear skies overhead, we are rain-free, unfortunately. on to saturday evening, nothing but stars out there and that clear sky is going to help to cool us off rather rapidly. so the forecast does call for that clear and cool overnight period. we call imwarmn. and unfortunately, the next seven days shows no signal of any moisture on the way. out there right now, it's still in some spots. antioch currently sitting at 70 degrees at this hour. 67 in concord. 60 in hayward. 58 in downtown san francisco. 60 in mountainview and napa, one of the cooler spots at this hour with the temperature of 55 degrees. satellite and radar will show you the closer view. nothing but clear skies above. we notice clouds off to the west trying to push in to northern california. we deal with clear

. >> the air conditioner going on. temperatures above average. mid-70s. inues this way through the week. no rain to talk about. what we are talking about is frosty mornings. warm afternoons. air quality less than great but no spare the air alerts and tree pollens moderate to high. live storm tracker 2, you see nothing going on. dry, drying dry. last week we got rain and snow in the mountains. snow did okay. couple feet of snow up there. anything helps. next thing that is coming in here, next week. right now it doesn't look like a major event. transition to a wetter type pattern. cooler pattern. inin the meantime we have a cool in the morning, frosty in the north bay, south and east bay, early morning hours. around the bay, chilly. friday in san francisco, highlighted by 65 degrees at lunchtime. 70 degrees for a day time high. no coastal fog tomorrow. little. i didn't see valley fog this morning. might be patches on the north bay. mostly it is about the frosty cool morning. san jose 44 in the morning. 75 for a high for your friday in san jose. weekend aroun

. >> the air conditioner i have facing into the air shaft for our apartment got knocked out of the window into there. the windows started breaking, the smoke started really filling the room. i kept looking i stayed well. >> as for cause of the explosion, investigators are looking whether the plumbers made illegal gas connection go one of the buildings. >>> well, eight horses escape from their pasture take off down route 219 somerset pennsylvania. take a look at the scene. drivers had to slow down and stay back while the animal owners rounded them up, got them back in in the pasture. no horses were injured. thankfully. no drivers either. >> now, south jersey welcomes home a world war ii hero this weekend. >> dozen every veterans and first responders rolled into westmont camden county. they celebrated the career of 91 year old john, the marine recently returned home from visit hiro jima, first time on the japanese island since he landed on it, with thousands of other marines back in 1945. >> i had high emotions, low emotions, it caused me to well up several times and you just couldn't help

. >>> you mentioned that we maybe even had to use the air conditioner on the way to work.that's what mike was saying. >> definitely. i don't know. here's the thing, chris and sam, we've got a return of on shore flow. as a result of that, your temperatures are going to drop dramatically this afternoon. i want to show you a live look here of sfraenan francisco. almost a 20-degree cooldown. so happy friday. you made it to the end of the week and it is going to be nice out there. yesterday, kind of hard even making your way home with temperatures so warm. 59 degrees right now. the peninsula's at 59 degrees. this afternoon, you're still going to be in the mid-60s in san francisco where we got close to 80 degrees yesterday. then we'll round out the day at 67 in san francisco. here's mike and your drive. >> we're going to look out here. live look. we have the bay bridge right there. that is going across the span. i'm just watching this, you guys. look at that. they're starting to appear. there's low clouds drifting across. traffic flow not a problem. let's get out there and show

a long drive on the parkway going through the suburbs to test the limits of his patients the air conditioner fought against the heat and where are we going? i told you. undisclosed location in. where? if i told you where it would be disclosed claims senior adviser to the president for you can tell me. >> i cannot tell you. senior adviser outranks senior staff tactically that was the big debates of the administration that structure that he built who was out shrinking to -- to. >> then the mysterious dark parking garage and then there rival and go into an elevator and he produces the fob then they go deeper and deeper into the earth than the elevator door opens with the underground undisclosed project of continuity of government. here is where he will ensure survival of the government. of the other hand the president would stay at home under attack. there was a small spate for food rations and emergency communications equipment. without the survival of the united states the entire works of rush limbaugh his favorite hunting rifle and the donors who would be prioritized with search and rescue a

and we all keep our windows shut running our air conditioners. >> reporter: you heard from one woman, so how big of an issue is this? we asked how many complaints they have gotten in recent months. coming up next hour you'll hear from people in florence new jersey about what they would like done to the site. in tullytown, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> it is eight minutes after 4:00, and it is cold outside. colder than yesterday. definitely a winter chill in the area, but it won't last as temperatures climb. and good news too, because we have showers on the way. the only view is rain showers to warm up before temperatures move in. today, rain showers. tomorrow, the wet weather continues. in fact, you can see the spring thunderstorms. right now it certainly feels like weather. 23 degrees for cape may. while philadelphia international has high scattered clouds. most of the area is clear and that's part of the reason temperatures have come down. a clear view across delaware this morning with no sign of rain just yet, but probably before lunchtime as we see a few rain drops in the area.

she left five kids including two infants inside her suv with the air conditioner on. someone heard a baby crying and called police. >>> well, philadelphia mayor michael nutter introduced his final budget plan of his time in office. and as expected it included the increase in property taxes. the mayor is calling for a 9.3% hike in property taxes. that money will be used to help fund city schools. now just last month the school district asked for an additional $103 million from the city. >> let me say very clearly. i don't want to raise your taxes. but i do want to educate our children. >> in his proposed budget the average residential tax bill will increase by about $100 per year. nutter called the plan quote, the only path to long-term financial stability for public education. >>> good morning. heading throughout the rest of the morning we are dealing with the possibility of record-breaking cold. but right now starting off we have not broken any records just yet. we are at 2 degrees for the pocanos. 5 degrees currently in allentown. 10 degrees in reading. temperatures

. >> reporter: his wife leslie developed the smart air conditioner, developed through a cell phone.le power strip is the biggest hit for quirky so far. he's now made more than $780,000 and counting. indiana welder has high hopes for the possum. yes, a water feeder for dogs. after nine years looking for help to develop his idea once launched, the poaws-it sold out in nine days. not bad for being a little quirky. >>> up next the dramatic midair rescue after a skydiver apparently suffers a seizure at ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. med

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a long drive on the parkway going through the suburbs to test the limits of his patients the air conditioner fought against the heat and where are we going? i told you. undisclosed location in. where? if i told you where it would be disclosed claims senior adviser to the president for you can tell me. >> i cannot tell you. senior adviser outranks senior staff tactically that was the big debates of the administration that structure that he built who was out shrinking to -- to. >> then the mysterious dark parking garage and then there rival and go into an elevator and he produces the fob then they go deeper and deeper into the earth than the elevator door opens with the underground undisclosed project of continuity of government. here is where he will ensure survival of the government. of the other hand the president would stay at home under attack. there was a small spate for food rations and emergency communications equipment. without the survival of the united states the entire works of rush limbaugh his favorite hunting rifle and the donors who would be prioritized with search and rescue a

also turn on your air conditioner. > and it doesn't help we have had all of the sunshine and warm weather all winter. we have early blooming of all kinds of plants and that's made for pollen in the air. just a tiny bit of good news. higher humidity levels from this system showing up. and that even hads to reduce the pollen levels and they're going to go right back up against into next week. here's live storm tracker four. and the first signs of rain for the system arriving for tomorrow that's going to bring some wet weather to the bay area. not going to help with the snow pack, not helping with our drought situation. just enough to make things damp for tomorrow. and ahead of the system, we have had a lot of low clouds surging into the bay. this is a time lapse this evening at goldengate bridge. those clouds are going to thick. for tonight. and set up a great morning for tomorrow with a maybe a little bit of wet weather also. live at the bay bridge, clouds, on the increase tonight. for tomorrow morning, at 7:00 a.m. >> c

there reduces pollen mall from getting inside your home and turn on your air conditioner the sick lightndows close at home and in your card key to a large and found. >> reporter: lifar's of concern here on the east coast of dealing with the dead of winter conditions led look for such a park near city some simulation on some of the roof tops their and winter adviser employes weather service how bad the storm as an expected to give 6 in. of snow over the next eight hours in many parts the northeast and midlantic states that system going as far south as the black sox. i shot their earlier and they were absolutely stop and new york city will be the hardest hit area. the snow accumulations of the season is as over the next eight hours and of the of the system will hit latest morning with james fletcher to remind us why we're so glad to live here in the bay area for times like these become. >> reporter: 1 picture will tell you the entire story bay bridge approach camera showing the view out toward the east and rising some gorgeous shot here few high- level claude's. sundays in clearing out on

the air conditioner against the heat outside and he asked for what seemed like the tenth time where are we going? i told you an undisclosed location. i know that where. if i told you where it would be disclosed location. after cow and senior adviser colliding senior adviser to the president, you can tell me. i am chief of staff to the vice president and i can't tell you. i've told you before, senior adviser outweighs the chief of staff to the vice president technically. that was the big debate in the administration and the structure that dick cheney built to to out drink too and now they arrived at the nsa. reminiscent of the scene and all the presidents men were in the car in this mysterious dark garage going down all these levels and they finally arrived. they go into an elevator libby produces a faab going deeper and deeper into the earth earth rather than the updater door opens. if he were in one of those underground undiscovered outposts of the cheney project called continuity of government. here's where the vice president would be whisked off to ensure the survival of the governme

. >> the air conditioner i have face nothing to the air shaft for our apartment got knocked out of theindow started to break smoke started filling the room, i kept looking, i stayed low. >> as for the cause of the explosion investigators right now are looking into whether plumbers made an illegal gas connection in one of the buildings. >>> dramatic video has emerged of flooding aftermath in chile's northern desert region to day some victims tried to dig out their homes and businesses while others stood in long lines to buy food. heavy rain early this week caused flash floods north of the capitol of santiago. a total of nine people have been confirmed dead. >>> landmarks around the world celebrated earth hour last night, an international event to focus attention on climate change. among the locations that switched off their lights at 8:30p in m local time was last night the eiffel tower. this happened. times square, empire state building, gateway arch in st. louis and also las vegas all participated here in the united states. >>> carol, it is getting warmer but it is still not warm, is

the cockpit, suspected electrical fire and you need to ventilate the cabin and turn off the air conditioners>> 10:53 a.m. the plane loses contact with french radar. in minutes the plane dropped 32,000 feet. what happened next is a mystery 30 minutes later, french interior ministry officials were on site above the crash. the plane involved with was an airbus a320 one of the most common in the world with 4,000 currently in operation. >> the fact is these aircraft can go many decades of service before it is time to retire them. this was mid life aircraft in terms of the amount in the air. >> the french president, german chancellor and spanish prime minister are expected to visit the crash site. the families gathering here in germany looking for answers. terry moran, abc news, dusseldorf, germany. >>> this was the deadliest crash in france in decades. >> as the search resumes molly hunter is near the crash scene in france and is joining us on the phone. molly? >> good morning, reena. the sun is up and recovery operations are started again. we are five miles from the crash site here. overnight ne

. >> honestly i ni turned on the -- never turned on the heater but i turned on air conditioner saturdayad 88 degrees. >> no heater? you're tough. i put mine on in september. we dress in layers at my house. >> we have three minute showers. >> there you go. >> roberta. >>> now a woman says she's been forced to move out of her san francisco apartment after her landlord raised her rent by 400%. deb said she lived in the bernal heights apartment for more than ten years and got a letter saying as of may 5th, her rent was going from $2,100 a month all the way up to $8,900. the landlord can do it too because of a loophole in san francisco's rent control laws. the building is now classified as a single family dwelling. >>> sir elton john wants people to boycott dolce & gabbana. they told the magazine that same sex couples should not raise kids and that in vitro fertilization leads to synthetic children. elton john tweeted his outrage. he and his husband have to children conceived through ivf. gabbana responded on instagram calling the singer a fascist. >>> a big rig slamming into a bay area rest

statement saying you do not have to rip out the flooring open the windows or get a humidifier or air conditioner to have it removed. look at that right there. >> okay. talk about geewhiz. how about human heart cells on a chip that could replace animal testing. >> putting stem cells of the heart muscle the heart muscle is developed out of the stem cells on a chip. how poisonous they are to the human being into the heart. this is cheaper than animal testing. more efficient than animal testing. it is known to be out of whack. testing the toxicity of the drugs. $5 million on average to develop a drug. if this thing takes off which is still two years out it could really revolutionize drug development in this country. >> yes indeed. who makes more money the top players in the nfl or the top soccer players in europe? that is up next. tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern strange inheritance with jamie colby. it is a very popular show. >> a veteran at the battle of the fulcher. >> it was in boxes. gun cabinets. boxes. >> it was so clogged with stuff. >> it was one of those once-in-a-lifetime finds. ♪ stuart: when

because at some point, someone will turn on an air conditioner and we will have the great lakes blackout all over again. any ideas where we are going? obviously, the renewable energy is not going to service us anytime soon, at least in this country. host: j, thank you very much. guest: i think those concerns are real. epa would say that there is no real risk of any blackout happening because of this mercury rule in the near future. as i mentioned earlier, the fact that two thirds of the country including a lot of ohio is already complying, would indicate -- and the blackouts have not occurred yet -- would indicate they will not have two devastating of an effect. one way that this is being addressed is the switch to national gas -- natural gas switching coal-fired plants to burning national gas -- natural gas, which is a cleaner imaging fuel. that seems to be accomplishing a lot of what the epa is seeking to accomplish. host: kayla, oakland, new york. democrats line eared caller: good morning. my comment is not specifically on -- host: turn down your tv and listen to your telephone. calle

products that are targeted for efficiency standards and, you know you've seen it with lawnmowers, air conditionerst be surprised if backyard grills are the latest here that they try to change you know the industry and change how they make which is very costly to the economy. you see millions of dollars with manufacturers having to spend to change the way their products, you know, how much energy they use. stuart: i'm with you, liz. these are extraordinary rules if they're going to impose on whole industries, but there's nothing we can do about it. i mean, if it's an epa rule, it goes into place. i mean there's no vote on this, is there? not to my knowledge. >> no. and that's what you see with these bureaucracies when they get to a certain size, they have rein to really get into every aspect of life. there's another grant recently that is trying to get hotels to monitor how long their guests are spending in the shower to cut back on water consumption. stuart: what? what? >> this is another example of -- they want every hotel to apply this and say hey, your eight minute shower is too long. so i thin

and pacing keep a convoy or two of soldiers out there running fuel for the generators that run air conditioners that would be a good thing. can you talk about the army initiatives? >> thank you very much congresswoman and as is being discussed before this committee but in the past it is as you accurately put a matter of soldiers lives and particularly true with respect to our operational energy programs. we conduct constricted our energy utilization by 17% in recent years. the frustrating thing is the cost of that energy nonetheless continues to rise. but having said that we think we have a responsibility to our soldiers as lightening your load. like her our friends in the marine corps we have reduced weight and the necessary equipment for battery usage. we have solar blankets that can be used in just about any climate to charge various radios, to charge our battery supplies. significantly lessening the load and we have also through the use of more efficient engines caused the need to resupply for fuel brought forward much less demanding, much fewer occasions. again to the strategic aspects of

turn on your air conditioner. it helps circulate filtered air.to keep your windows closed at home and in your car to keep allergens out. >>mark:new video to show you at this hour. it's the first day of spring, but you wouldn't know it in the northeast and mid-atlantic. >>mark:this is what people are waking up to in frederick, maryland this morning. >>mark:up to eight inches could fall in western maryland and forecasters are expecting up to 10 inches of snow in south central pennsylvania. >>mark:new york city could get four to six inches of snow. >>mark:but good news. by tomorrow, temperatures should be in the 40's and 50's in the region. >>reporter: will be looking to see it frame by the end of the weekend. we are same footing as conditions allow recording density currently san jose is sitting in 56 concord in 54 in livermore at 54 we do have the with the headlines will show the chance of flying with a talking extreme north bay for later this evening to tomorrow morning the north of santa rosa most of us will stay dry will be a bit cooler and mor

at some point, something will turn on an air conditioner and we will have a great lakes blackout all over again. so any ideas where we are going? obviously the renewable energy is not going to service us any time soon in this country. so do you have any comments or? thank you very much. jeremy jacobs? reporter: i think that the concerns are real. and i this i that the epa would say that there is no real risk of a blackout happening because of this mercury rule in the near future and the fact that the 2/3 of the country. including ohio is complying and blackouts have not occurred yet would indicate that they would have a devastating effect. however i would say that one way that this is addressed is the natural gas generation. natural gas plants or switching coal plants to burning natural gas. a cleaner emitting fuel. it is accomplishing a lot of what the epa is seeking to accomplish. kayla, brooklyn new york. good morning kayla. >> good morning. actually. my comment is not specifically on -- >> turn down the tv go ahead. we are listening. >> is this okay >> please go ahead. >> um the

because at some point, someone will turn on an air conditioner and we will have the great lakes blackout all over again. any ideas where we are going? obviously, the renewable energy is not going to service us anytime soon, at least in this country. host: j, thank you very much. guest: i think those concerns are real. epa would say that there is no real risk of any blackout happening because of this mercury rule in the near future. as i mentioned earlier, the fact that two thirds of the country including a lot of ohio is already complying, would indicate -- and the blackouts have not occurred yet -- would indicate they will not have two devastating of an effect. one way that this is being addressed is the switch to national gas -- natural gas switching coal-fired plants to burning national gas -- natural gas, which is a cleaner imaging fuel. that seems to be accomplishing a lot of what the epa is seeking to accomplish. host: kayla, oakland, new york. democrats line eared caller: good morning. my comment is not specifically on -- host: turn down your tv and listen to your telephone. calle

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