you saw the flashes of red, yellow and orange, heavy activity.7 at 5:00 downtown tomorrow evening. look at the storms hanging together by 7:00 into southern maryland. we'll be clear of everything by 8:00. we clear out quickly. if you have plans tomorrow night 70 at 8:30, 60s in the burbs. tonight cloudy, milder, showers late, maybe a late thunderstorm. wind east to start and becoming southwesterly at 10. that will signal the warmer air rolling in. light showers possible in the morning, temps in the 50s, 63 by 11:00, 73 by 1:00. after tomorrow nice weekend. the parade is saturday. come out and see us, upper 60s, near 70 sunday, really a nice weekend, a little breezy on saturday. next seven days, 75 monday, showers late. they may bleed into tuesday, upper 60s tuesday and low 70s wednesday and thursday. nats back in town next thursday, a slight chance of a shower. >>> let's talk some baseball. >> we had everything going on today. you mentioned golf, basketball, baseball. we want to talk about the nationals. they couldn't get out of their own way thi

>> about agent orange. to save lives, but i was asking about your opinions on agent orange. >> do any of the panelists have questions opinions or perceptions on agent orange? we will take one question at a time. we will do the agent orange question. anybody on the panel, go ahead. speaking to the microphone. >> i feel deeply indebted to the american soldiers who fought and died for our country. and i saw their courage when we fought along them. he flew with us. he flew every combat mission. i very appreciate that and feel i owe the american soldiers because they came and fight for us and died for us. i am very grateful. >> yes grateful about the american soldier and officer to come to our country to fight against communism. but the communists, they used the term of fighting against the imperialism of america. but actually, it was a civil war between two different idealisms. it was not fighting america. they used that to draw young people to go with them fighting against south vietnam. >> did any of our pane

. >>> the orange county sheriff is on a bit of the defensive tonight issuing an official response to our investigation into his agency, specifically into missing dashcam audio and to why his deputy threw a driver who had been pulled over a highway. here's our investigative reporter russ ptacek with the new side to this investigation. >> this is the statement issued today from that sheriff and for the first time a reason is offered as to why that deputy threw 53-year-old stuart fitzgerald onto the road. we know officers fumbled with fitzgerald's hands because he didn't release his cell phone. now for the first time the orange county sheriff's office says he was resisting arrest by preventing officers from handcuffing him. in a statement the sheriff also states how the agency claims fitzgerald attacked the officer. he says the deputy took fitzgerald to the ground to complete the handcuffing and this is when fitzgerald bit the deputy. fitzgerald later kicked the other officer. today for the first time the orange county sheriff's department also explained why, although the entire confron

some of the agent orange was stored and loaded at a military base in da nang. a so-called dioxin hot spot, the site of the commercial airport. the first american-funded clean-up began three years ago. a hugely complex process. it superheats the soil in a massive furnace. a touchy subject for the americans. they dispute the figure that 3-4 million vietnamese have been affected by the chemicals. >> what for vietnamese are one of the biggest concerns, environmental pollution. cooperation is hitting this historical legacy. in terms of dioxin, there are other sources in vietnam. >> reporter: regardless of the source, the current generation's suffering is focussed on survival. >> translation: the thing i want is the goodwill of all people, and to do everything medically like blood transfusion to keep it alive. >> reporter: the medical needs intensified. tu undergoes two transfusions a week. his mum hopes future generations see the legacy come to a close. the family lives day to day. >>> pakistan's forests are shrinking because of illoging. one province started a -- i

military planes were loaded with agent orange during the war.ained die objection an the chemical that causes birth defects, cancer and other diseases which can be passed on from parents. >> i wish the us would fully did decontaminate where agent orange was sprayed. i don't. this for future generations. the physical reminder are few but the dark legacy left by the weapons is clear and disteach, those working with agent orange victims are focused on limiting the affects of die action ox an contamination in a fourth generation. >> with the first generation that sevened in army they got cancer and died. their children also became sick and died. the third generation, some know about agent orange so they don't have children. >> reporter: but they want more people to know about the impact of dioxan. and expands early detection through technology like using ultrasound machines during pregnancy. some of the agent orange that rained down on the jungles was stored and loaded at the former u.s. military base in duh make. a so-called dioxan hotspot now the s

military planed were load today agent orange during the war. it contains dioxan a chemical that causes derth we frequent, cancer and other diseases which can be passed on from parents. >> translator: i wish the us would fully did he contaminate where agent orange was sprayed. we have suffered from this. i don't want this for future yep vagues the physical reminders of the war are few like this museum courtyard but the dark legacy left by the weapons is clear and distinction, those working with agent orange are focused on limiting the affect in a fourth generation. >> with the first generation who served in the army, they got cancer and died. their karen also became sick and died. the third remember jace, some know about agent orange, so they don't have children. >> reporter: but they want more people to know about the impact of dioxan. and expand early detention through technology like using ultrasound machines during pregnancies. some of the agent orange that rained down on south vietnam's jungles were stored and loaded at the former u.s. mili

as you can see the revenue from the wholesale market it the same slide i showed before where the orange demand line is depicted as this green bar this green patch the blue power house profiles in the early slides are shown for a dry year a normal year and wet year under the different scenarios our revenue can swing from to our advantage of $15 million or disadvantage of $15 million per year those revenue swings we experience because of the voluntary illicit of our foul >> the nice thing that seems like dire situation down in the ground floor category that boirpd disappeared from our screen. >> how much opportunity can you seize. >> right and the volatility when that the downside of what you're describing commissioner to complete the picture when we have generation below our full service demand needs we're out on the market purchasing anyway, the so where do you want your volatility in the price of the power or the revenue you receive? to our advantage we have seeing that the full pay full service customer base has a growing revenue stream so that's a good thing to the disadvantage sales

his father works at the airplane a site loaded with agent orange during the war. a defoliate that contains a chemical that causes birth defects that can be passed on from their parents. >> we have suffered from this. i don't want the this for our future generations. >> the dark legacy left by the weapons used is clear and distinct. and those who are working with agent orange victims are focused on limiting the effects of the chemical contamination in a four generation. >> but the first generation who served in the army, they got cancer and died. their children also became sick and decide. the third generation, some know about agent orange, so they don't have children. >> but they want more people to know about the impact. and to expand early detection by using ultrasound machines during pregnancies. some of the agent orange that rained down on south vietnam's jungles were stowed and loaded in a former military base in da nang the first american funded clean up began just three years ago. a complex process that super heats the contaminated soil in a massive furnace

put on the orange glasses? >> i would be happy with your orange glasses. >> why are you laughing?ing. >> i think the idea of you in orange anything. my dress looks nice. >> wow, look at this. in we were a 1970s rap group before rap was invented. we'll be right back. >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ skinny so skinny. >>> topping the headlines in "the skinny," a health scare for taylor swift, particularly her mother. i need to make that clear there. >> not the pop star. she is known for sharing nearly every intimate detail with her fans and today she tweeted out a brief message in her blog. >> in that post she announced her mother, 57-year-old andrea has cancer. she didn't divulge the nature or severity of the cancer saying i'd like to keep the details and treatment plans private. >> #pray for mama swift. was trending on twitter. and swift is urging fans to make sure their parents are screened for cancer and other health problems. good cause she is getting support for. >>> another recording artist shared personal information as well. >> 11 time grammy winner pharrell williams reveal

orange pants, he's really outnumbered now by all of the people that are racing around the back. >> orangeon. his name is -- this is interesting -- phil orangepant. >> putting the emphasis on the wrong syllable. orange pants does have a name. you checked in with him. he's okay. he's not angry with us. >> yeah. that's right, his name is chris lane. a british photographer. he was on assignment with a french magazine. very lovely guy and a talented photographer, i will add. i've been to his website. and everyone should check him out. we deserve to give him a little bit of love after the mockery that we've put him through. i talked to him this morning on the phone. he's putting up with us quite well. a little bit of back story here. those -- this of the second day he had worn those orange pants. was already feeling uncomfortable in a field in iowa. you know, not necessarily native orange pant territory. >> no. sea of khaki -- >> had been made fun of a little bit. then not only to be made fun of on national television, but in a clip that goes viral. you know we made his wife crack up, though. i

>> the story is not over because brother orange has to visit me now.to happen.n >> reporter: so the story goes on and on. in the selfie-rich world of social media who is to stop it? seth doane, cbs news, beijing. >> jim: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york, and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned byng media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org citizen to die in the recent fighting there. >>> an oakland man trying to rescue his family from the violence in yemen becomes the first american citizen to die in the recent fighting there. >> allegations of bias in a bay area school. why some may get air- conditioning and others not. >> rain on your parade easter morning? the big change in the weather pattern that's about to bring us some badly needed >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> every time they remember his name, they cry. >> a rebel attack in yemen claims an oakland man's life tonight. h

the orange juice lovers. enjoy.linton, keeping it real as real as presidential campaigns can get, yes, from her scooby van to chipotle to the jones street java house. candidate clinton is on the road. joining me to talk about this is ben ferguson host of "the ben ferguson show," and also with us mark lamont hills, political commentary. howdy to both of you all. let's begin with the much ado about this chipotle video. here's the new nugget today. she was at a community college today, a very intimate forum, answering questions. but everyone's talking about this video of hillary clinton with the shades in the chi chipotle. here's the news. that "new york times" reporter maggie haberman was apparently tipped off to this stop. she then called the manager. they were like what hillary clinton wasn't ear, checked the surveillance tape alas she was. ben, how do you even think -- was this camp clinton calling maggie haberman? we don't know. what was this? >> it's the weirdest thing i've ever seen in my entire life. if you're

the back-up unit from orange has a dashcam. look at the center of the chest of that officer from orange. that's a bodycam. officials won't tell us whether it was recording, but orange county sheriffs officials have reportedly said we are not aware of any other video besides what you currently have in your possession. the sages unaware of the deputy taking photos or videos with a handheld device. and the agency has changed its story saying this evening, i discovered that a patrol sergeant took photos of the defendant's face and the hood of the car. orange said i know body cameras were present that night with our officers, but the question is did they have them on? now, we had a strong reaction on facebook. some people blame the accused criminal, and others say it seems fishy. what do you think? we would like to hear from you on facebook or tweet us, #tell wusa 9. >>> up next, time to upgrade your iphone. all the details that you need to stay connected. and dramatic video of a car that crashes off an overpass and onto a busy high

orange pants or no orange pants i wouldn't be running after the scooby van. >> angela, would you?i would not run after the van, rev, but i love the media haze of today. i hope she has more coming. this is great. keep everybody on their toes. >> stephanie? >> it was just like a scooby do episode. scooby, where are you? we missed her getting a sandwich. >> who gets unveiled as the evil secret genius at the end. >> we'll stay tuned. angela, josh and stephanie, thank you for joining the conversation tonight. we'll be right back. yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these occasional digestive issues... with 3 types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips' my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, b

so this was once this rusty orange pollutant in "the stream" and now looks like this. >> real beautiful is going to be a market for the paints they produce? >> absolutely there is a market and the more we can find conservation programs that are actually funding themselves the better. it's pretty innovative. >> i thought that was the coolest part of the story, the idea the funds generated from the program would then go back into restoring a wet land system. that is really cool. >> so phil we saw you do some painting painting yourself does your personal touch add any value to a work of art? >> if anything i took away a few dollars in value and the paintings are pretty expensive and hopefully no harm done and check us out next time on "tech know" as we bring you more stories from the world of science. >> go behind the scenes at al jazeera.com/"tech know" and follow our contributors on twitter, facebook instagram, google plus and more. ♪ only on al jazeera america >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental focus fragile planet ♪ this is al jazeera america, i'm john i

he was on a flight from oakland to orange county when he had a blood clot. flight attendants reported hearing crying sounds from the restroom and called the sheriff's office describing an unruly passenger on board. they later found him slumped over, wedged against the door. >> one flight attendant said she opened the door and she saw the top of my husband's head and his head was down. and, um, he was just whimpering. [ crying ] >> and left him there. >> airline claims crews treated the situation as a medical emergency and immediately arranged for help. but the man's wife says crews had sheriff's deputies clear the entire plane when it landed before checking on her husband. >>> bird lovers are calling an east bay golf course's solution to get rid of geese cruel. at walnut creek's rossmoor retirement village the golf course is a haven for hundreds of canada geese and that means goose poop. so the golf course put up a wire fence around the small lake to prevent young geese from getting to the water for food and protection. >> there were literally hundreds at on

orange line delays popped back up. so it looks like we still do have orange line delays.ok a things, overall looking pretty typical. again, you can see slowdowns outer loop through prince george's county as we expect. 95 in hear lapdmaryland, no problem. i'll be back with travel times. >>> today the former principal of a middle school in laurel are will be this court. lawyers are making their closing arguments in dwight jefferson's child abuse case. he's accuse of assaulting a student at dwight eisenhower middle school while talking with the student about being late for class. >>> surveillance cameras helped police find a woman connected to the murder of a local attorney. officers arrested jamyra gallmon yesterday. they say cameras captured her on the nift the murder. investigators are arrested her last night. david messerschmitt was found stabbed to death in his room. sources tell news 4 gallmon was there for a sexual encounter with the lawyer. detectives used online communications between the two to track her down. >>> today students at american university are asking th

an iphone lost in new york turns up on the other side of the world in the hands of the mysterious orange man. >> who is this man and why are his pictures showing up on my phone? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. we begin tonight in kenya where terroriststerrorists are promising an attack on a university that killed at least 148 people this week is just the beginning. the terror group al-shabaab now says "kenyan cities will run red with blood." today, kenya's president, uhuru kenyatta declared three days of national mourning promising he will respond to the threat in the fiercest way possible. >> our forfathers bled and died for this nation, and we will do everything to defend our way of life. >> axelrod: we are now hearing extraordinary tells of survival from some who managed to make it through the attack. debora patta is in nairobi with those, and with the gut-wrenching wait for parents who still don't know if their child is dead or alive. >> reporter: this is what the aftermath of a massacre looks like the agonizing w

orange line delays in both directions. this just popped up silver line delays because of an earlier malfunction. this is the problem i was telling you about in waldorf. acton lane between timber brook and shawnee lane it's closed down because of a fatal crash. in arlington, we have this problem. we pushed this out on the nbc washington app as well. lee highway at north fort myer, we have southbound fort meyer still shut down. that's causing a bottleneck. 66 here and 95 into town, everything rolling fairly well. about 45 miles per hour. i'll have some travel times for you coming up. >>> here's a live look at the union station where the sun is starting to rise this morning. a few clouds out there. >> one of my favorite buildings in d.c. we hope that the clouds will hold it today or stay away. tom, what do you say about the clouds? >> the clouds will be around. we'll have a little bit of sunshine trying to peek through. woodbridge prince william counties mid 40s there at dawn on this thursday. then this afternoon, soaring to

while his mom hopes future generations see the dark legacy of agent orange come to a close her family lives day-to-day. scott haidler, al jazeera, da nang. >> you can always keep up-to-date with all the news at our website at www.aljazeera.com. america's tonight, on the tough choices, and the consequences, 40 years after the fall of saigon. >>> thank for joining us, tonight, a special look at a moment in time, seered into the memory he have many americans 40 years later is slipping into the history books to many it was nen as black april, as they drove into the south and forcedded you will fall the saigon she and as so many fled for their lives. >>> and one of the last to get out, an american , who tells michael, of the days he can never forget. >>> i climbed to the rooftop and, they beat them out of the way so i could get in the chopper. as the chopper began leaving it arced up, and i could see, on the edge of the city, 140,000 north vietnamese troops moving in with the lights on. >>> the final moment before the fall of saigon, 0ed forever into the memory of frank snap, one of the la

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you can really see where the orange has settled on the bottom. when you look at the edge it looks very healthy but in the water, what happens. >> there should be lots of great fish here, all kinds of insects but those have all been killed because of it. >> nothing in here. >> yeah. >> so is this the entrance? >> that's it. yeah. so right here, six square miles of underground mine empties out right in this single spot. >> oh, wow. so this is where they drilled that hole 50, 60 years ago. >> that's right. out. >> let's collect some water. collect some toxic water. so i know there's a lot of bad stuff in this water but being in it now, is it, like, toxic to us? >> that's one of the reasons i think it has not been cleaned up yet because human exposure is not really a risk. it's low ph but it's no worse than lemon juice. there's a lot of iron in it but iron is nontoxic really to humans at this level. >> so my skin won't fall off? >> i hope not. >> we got 20 gallons of future paint. out of these gallons, how much paint will you get? >> about 40 grams w

the b i u when you get this data how do you push it out in a rational way this is the apples and oranges issue i want to walk you through the metric number 7 in the first column i see the tool that is announced the second column who is used that this is - the sample question on the scale and the scoring for example if you're in behavorial health you're asked i would recommend this agency to a friend or family member rate us on a scale one to 54.3 are 5 if you're health at home you get a question would i recommend this to a family or friend definitely no probably yes or definitely yes. you don't get an average your score is the percentage of people that answered definitely yes, if no one answered probably yes and 50 percent probably yes you'll get a 50 percent rate so alright so the next slide i want to give you a sense of the scope clinical measurement sieve seen that we track one hundred and 96 miles an hour for both reporting and pay for performance laguna holland there is 17 benchmark 11 are pubically recorded i wanted to our scores are are pretty darn good and 7 were better than the

the areas are orange yellow, green, all showing heavier rain in the areas. that means deeper flooding. along sunol grade be careful. lanes are blocked. sig-alert is in effect. north bay 101, there is flooding. richmond and san rafael bridge, we have high wind advisory. all bay bridges other than the benicia we have flooding. we have flooding in san francisco. it is on the skyway. southbound 280 there is an accident involving a vehicle blocking a line. it is sideways. at king street, southbound 280, another accident involving injuries. one lane is blocked. busy morning. drive safe. >> this is "national selfie day." you are justified in taking a glamour shot today. here is kristen leyla and mike each taking a shot last year and we will update that with matt and drew but we want to see yourselfy. use hash abc7 get up. ago ago. >> mike is just trying to get a selfie of leyla. >> samsung is responding that the new phone bends. >> today, samsung enduring their own version of bending. they have posted online video to review claims the galaxy bo under pressure after

orange pants is really outnumbered now. >> what are we doing here people?f good reasons for you to be chasing a van. if the van was a good humor truck and you were five. if zain was in the van and you were five. or if you're not so much running toward the van as away from godzilla. who more than likely would be chasing you saying it's day two people. slow down. >> modern day journalism folks. let's go now to the supreme court. even the chief justice of the nation's highest court can't get out of jury duty. the chief justice reported for jury duty in maryland. he was not ultimately chosen. but "the washington post" reports that roberts squeezed into a packed courtroom with about 50 other prospects for a case relating to a car crash. it was difficult to notice his presence. except for two security men posted at the door. the world's highest paid supermodel gisele bundchen wants to spend more time with her husband tom brady and their two children. she vowed to continue working in the industry. she designed her own flip-flops. brady was on hand for his wife's f

now am i supposed to buy my mother orange juice? >> i guess. >> deserves a holiday. >> does that make you want it drink orange juice? >> a woman needs a good dose of vitamin c. >> so they're squeezing the tears out of you. just like oranges. >> i thought michelle obama look pretty darn good last night, honoring the prime minister of japan and his wife. >> so she stunned this gown by japanese born designer soji. president obama classic tux but all about the first lady. everyone saying she just stole the show. so there were some stars that were there including r&b singer sierra, and rumored boyfriends russell wilson quarterback for the seattle seahawks. everyone has been talking. they are thinking that they're dating. >> oh,. >> looks like she was having fun inside the white house. >> supposedly he was supposed to bring her to the white house correspondence dinner, but he showed one his grandmother. then here we, are the big reveal. >> i have to say that dress is pretty darn nice too. >> oh, yes she looks great. >> dang. >> she just h

notice the yellows and oranges, heavier activity into southern maryland, charles county, st. mary's county, southern prince george's county is where your heaviest activity will be. at 10:00 still showers east of i-95 and 63 in gaithersburg, 65 downtown, 64 in manassas. we'll come back and track more thunderstorms for the afternoon and tell you if it's out of here for the weekend. >>> he was looking for a hook- up on craigslist and ended up murdered at the donovan hotel. >> that's the latest twist in the case of 30-year-old capitol hill attorney david messerschmitt found stabbed to death last week. debra alfarone has been following this story and joins us live from near the hotel on 14th street in northwest with what we know tonight. >> reporter: police want to know if anyone has ever communicated with the specific yahoo e-mail address. i'll give it to you in a second. it was used by 21-year-old jamyra gallmon of southeast d.c. the story has ripped apart the family of david messerschmitt and the family of the woman sitting in jail now because the family says she had a lot of p

orange pants has a name. ( laughter ) he's a person. his name is-- oh, this is interesting-- phil orangopong. i don't know if i'm pronouncing that correctly. holy ( bleep )! they're racing to her car? last time anyone in iowa was this excited about a wheeled vehicle, the wells fargo wagon was bringing musical instruments they'd ordered from a charismatic stranger. whatever happened to that guy? what are we doing here, people! there are a lot of good reasons for you to be chasing a van if the van was perhaps the good humor truck and upper five. ( laughter ) if zayn was in the van. and you were five. or if you're not so much running towards the van as away from godzilla. who, more than likely, would be chasing you saying it's day two people! slow down! but i'll tell you one reason not worth chasing hillary clinton's van. your reason. because let's say you catch the clinton mobile. best case, you're getting a few seconds of footage of clinton leaving the car and going into a building. which really is irrelevant. unless you're reporting for

then you can take orange icing and you can just make orange icing with food coloring equal parts redust buy this. >> dip it in good and then, the green. >> it is what, edible grass. >> wait a minute let me see. >> it taste like green apple. >> it does. >> edible grass, man. >> where do you get edible grass. >> any drugstore. >> you go to the edible drugstore. >> it is like 99 cents at the drugstore. >> that is pretty good. >> we have some fruit. we have had so many candy. >> so the the truth to making a good kabobbies making them all the same. whatever pattern you start off with make sure you you make them all the same. start with the the peep starting with the water melon. >> ouch. >> sorry. >> the the peeps are harder to put through. make sure you are doing them first. >> this can be fun with the kid too so you can do it together. >> pine apple. >> yes, peeps, again it just took the same thing as they had before, color, this is dark check late. >> you just melt it and dip it. >> you can melt it a few different ways. >> yes. >> same as yesterday. >> yes, this is mike a will guys day

. >> lime peeps and orange peeps. they were green and orange. >> the new flavored peeps, come on, we need samples samples here. live look, 95 southbound, construction slowing you down at girard. let's go outside. take live look this morning at the 42 freeway, coming in toward philadelphia. not bad at all working your way up through the construction speaking of construction, still down to one lane, south on 95, heading into girard avenue. that's causing an early morning jammo, if you will. leaving northeast philadelphia, right around the betsy ross bridge, into center city, where that one lane pattern, they'll be out until about 5:30 or so, so if you are trying to get early start get a move on. and if you are headed to the airport, heads up. 6:00 there is a strike planned by the baggage handlers and the wheelchair attendants terminals b and c on the departure side. just be aware that there is going to be some activity down there. may or may not impact flight travel. probably not flight on arrivals and departures, but a

military planes were loaded with agent orange during the war.ains a chemical that causes birth defects, cancer and other diseases and can be passed on from the parents. >> translator: we have suffered from this. i don't want this for future generations. >> reporter: the physical reminders of the war are few, like this courtyard, but the dark legacy left by the weapons used is clear and destint, and those working with the victims are focused on limiting the effects of the contamination in a fourth generation. >> translator: we're the first generation who served in the army they got cancer and died. their children also became sick and died. the third generation some know about agent orange say they don't have children. >> reporter: but they want more people to know about the impact of dioxin and expand early detection through technology. some of the agent orange that rained down on south vietnamese jungles was stored at the u.s. military base. it's now the site of the commercial airport. the first american-funded cleanup began just three years ago

the orange juice lovers. enjoy.rida's natural. we're getting reaction from the football star they got it wrong said former new england patriot. and the jury felt otherwise, in the killing of his friend odin lloyd. >> madam forperson charging the defendant, aaron hernandez with murder what say you is the defendant not guilty guilty of murder in the second degree or guilty of murder in the first degree. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> and we're being told that her nand ezwas being escorted from the court house when he made those statements and i'm quoting here hey, i'm going to miss you guys but they got it wrong, i didn't do it and a few days he praised them and said when i get out of here i'll tell obama that you should be doing security. and he's still facing charges in two other killings. the jury took a long timex more than a week. and what may have helped them finally reach a decision. >> reporter: in a packed court rom room aaron hernandez looking back at his mother and fiance gasping at the news. a

now on facebook the sheriff is telling orange county residents the officer tackled fitzgerald because he wasn't handcuffed saying the deputy took fitzgerald to the ground to complete the handcuffing and this is when fitzgerald bit the deputy. fitzgerald later kicked the other police officer. that's the first time the agency has revealed how both officers were allegedly assaulted in the struggle. 25 minutes after this struggle the audio returns to the videotape. today the sheriff said it was a separate audio system stating the overmodulated audio came on when the deputy activated the internal car microphone. and today the sheriff stated he has three witnesses who saw fitzgerald hitting his own head against the hood of that sheriff's cruiser and that's what he's charged with along with assaulting those police officers and for that stuart fitzgerald could face up to 15 years in prison. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, wusa9. >> fitzgerald was in court today and pled not guilty to all charges. >>> 10 deputies in california are on paid leave after news chopper video was released wit

culpeper to orange you see the different colors there, red, orange, pretty heavy rainfall, reports of heavy downpours with these systems and also a report of about 40 mile-per-hour winds between culpeper and orange, not quite severe but worth taking note of as they move east. they'll head toward gold vein by 6:08 and hartwood at 6:14. it is possible they get more intense between route 17 and where they are now. we'll zoom into these, just heavy rain up around potomac out river road. it's scandaling the river between -- straddling the river between montgomery county and loudoun county and fairfax county northeast of reston moving east as well, heavy downpours. look at these temperatures, 63 in d.c., 72 in manassas, 75 in culpeper, 78 in fredericksburg, been as warm as 83 in culpeper earlier today. we'll keep the yellow alert through this evening for the possibility of strong storms. the highest risk will be east of i-95 and south into southern maryland. time frame now till about 8:00. the threat is still strong winds and heavy downpours. on futurecast by 7:00 most of the showers and st

the moon will appear reddish-orange so it is known as a blood moon. >> kind of bummed about that because if it were monday through friday we would catch that. >> you can get out of bed and do it. >> if you're inspired, you could. >> how is your sweet tooth these days? with easter on the way, it will likely make for big business. >> new study finds consumers are pulling out their wallets en masse for easter sunday for the tune of more than $2 billion, and who comes out the sweetest? candy companies. easter tops valentine's day. on average, people will spend more than $20 to satisfy someone's sugar craving. >> easter ranked with halloween as far as candy goes. you have to do it and have a lot of it. >> candy retailers say easter is extra important to them because america's sugar intake commonly drops a bit in the summer months. i would say the lenten season ends up to easter and a lot of folks give up sweets so they make up for lost time.

you say the just coming over the horizon earlier this evening you may have look more red or even orange. pretty good shot out there and check it out. still out there right now high in the sky. full moon tonight on this easter eve. temperatures though cooling down. we're in the 40s and even 30s now showing up from our weather watchers the reason is the winds are starting to go calm. we had the clear skies. the heat we had today easily escapes back to the atmosphere let's check out our numbers right now. burlington township bob walker has 48 degrees one of the warmer spots this hour. egg harbor township, barbara duncan coming at 40 degrees. 43 in reading. 40 in lawrenceville. and gets a little bit cooler in middletown delaware jason checks in at 42. there's a streak of 30s show up from our weather watchers newark delaware. walter 39 degrees. 38 in levittown this hour and perkasie cool spot construction

if we get tornadoes, in the orange or near the orange oklahoma city on the north side dallas-ft. worth, wichita falls in it of that's the area of concern. we will see a lot of wind damage with the storms and large hail with the strong supercells. three-day outbreak. by the time we get to thursday new orleans, houston, austin san antonio, dallas. huge population centers in this region come thursday and even upgraded to an enhanced risk by the time we get there. the forecast for today isolated storm in the eastern u.s., worst of the weather in the central plains. how about our friends in the northern great lakes, temperatures in the 40s. there's been snow showers this morning. no problems in the areas of the west at all. coolest type day in san francisco yesterday. highs 50. today will ms. santa rosa try to get you mid-70s, sacramento in the 80s. hopefully we'll probably see a couple tornadoes, rural areas over the open farm plains. >> thanks so much bill. >>> now with the death penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing, a shocking message from the bomber himself. we'll show it

the chicago tribune says craft will remove dyes that produce the yellow and orange color inch sped peace cents like paprica fumerick as long as the taste stays the same. >> it is all about the flavor. >> doesn't have to be traffic cone orange to be delicious. >> appreciate t still ahead traffic and weather together on the #'s. we'll be right back. also the rain could cause some problems for your morning commute and possibility of severe weather. we'll have a look right here from our mobile weather lab l it stick around all day? katie is talking about the rain still ahead. >>> just past 453 the latest on the wet roads justin? >> good morning erika a lot of heavy rain to talk about this morning at least it is rain, thon day in 1983 we had 1.6 inches of snow. how about that for you? yes, wet roads this morning, this is the schuylkill westbound heading out to city avenue again moving pretty good again just watch out for slower speeds if you get stuck under one of the heavier downpours, lens fogged up little bit with the wet weather, and mist out, there see northbound, headlights looking okay

. >> it can use some orange. >> and orange? >> like, there's no orange on the flag. >> reporter: it's light the country it represents. a melting pot of colors. >> it's gray, orange, and purple. that's not the american flag. then you turn around and walk to the ends of that parking lot and turn around. >> reporter: wala. >> it's something you can't miss. >> reporter: old glory in all her glory. >> putting the final detail touches on my latest masterpiece. >> reporter: over the last two days -- >> you will see that he's really come a long way. even since noontime. >> reporter: artist scott labedo. >> he's a very busy painter. >> reporter: has transformed american legion post. >> it was amazing to see the stars painted. >> reporter: over a 30 by 50- foot. >> if the wall was bigger and higher, i would have made it higher. the american flag is my favorite work of art. >> reporter: gets a lot of attention. >> i'm an only child, i like all the attention. >> reporter: it's labedo's version of a greeting card. >> you can go to hallmark

yellow and oranges. when you see the yellow and the orange, that can measure up to a half inch of rain per hour which means it's going to be a nasty morning commute. temperature-wise we are into the 40s and 50s. we had the winds right there across the bay bridge out of the south up to 21 miles per hour. looking towards the transamerica pyramid we have cloud cover and rain. 40s and 50s and later today our daytime highs close to average. we are talking about 50s and 60s from the peninsula all the way into the eastern portion of the bay area and north of the golden gate bridge. highs today in the 50s and 60s. >>> we are seeing deep standing water in the usual places including 101 in marin county the 280 extension in san francisco and an accident in the clearing stages along the sunol grade. just one lane open northbound six at north mission a jackknifed big rig blocking multiple lanes. we'll have an update with "kcbs traffic" still ahead. >> thank you. it is 5:00. as we mentioned a lot of rain falling all a

we have areas of fog so the area of orange is an indication where the fog could affect the compute at 60 miles per hour, use the low beams into lucas in san francisco northbound and southbound, van ness, it has re-opened over -- weekend closure. we are back with seven things to know before you go but first abc7 news now, it is stacked up. we will keep the images of the weather and traffic up throughout the entire commercial break so you do not miss a thing. back in 90 >>> whether you are just joining us or headed out the door, breaking news berkeley police have several streets closed while they search for a shooter. investigators say two men were shot if their car near shattuck with bullets hitting a gas station and homes in the area. no one else was hurt. >> dive teams will plunge into the san joaquin river to resume the search for a motorcycle who fell from the bridge after getting into an accident with a car and went over the edge 135' to the water. >> fire agencies across california are ramping up staffing levels because of a fourth straight year of bone dry conditions from monter

the orange and black are back. sounds so good. the giants have seven games under their belt so far this season but for most sfans today is the day they've been waiting for. it's the opening day at home. good morning. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have a ton of stuff to get to. how some fans are bypassing long security lines. >> and a new eats that foodies are going to love. >> and later, all access as we take you inside the giants newly renovated clubhouse. >> all right. all those stories and much more, but coming up first, it's not just us out here. we've got an entire team contingent at at&t park this morning. bob ridell is here roaming around somewhere and

you were talking about orange and she thought syracuse.st. you guys have chemistry. >> yeah. incredible. >> what's amazing, the diversity of the audience. there's not just one group. you know? it's not like you're doing a cop show and all the guys are here. now the guys are like, my girlfriend makes me watch it. you know? but i love it. >> we want to take away the ability to watch. we've got a game called is it orange or is it black. >> are you okay with this? >> i'm okay with the blindfold. >> al happens to have a blindfold ready. >> i didn't imagine al roker putting a blindfold on me. >> that's another episode. but you put that on. we've got a couple of things. >> all right. here we go. >> first thing, see whether you know if this is orange or black. but its touch. jeez, this is your tie. no idea. orange. >> yeah. all right. very good. next thing. here you go. put your hand on there. >> you can eat it too. >> oh, these are orange. these are goldfish. >> very good. here we go. here's another one. >> you can smell them too. >> this is easy

the orange juice lovers. enjoy.natural. ♪ >>> we're driving deep into the english countryside a couple hours outside of london. we're on our way to visit gw pharmaceuticals, a company that makes medicines from the actual marijuana plant. now, although this is done with the express permission of the uk government, we did have to sign confidentiality agreements and cannot disclose exactly where we're going to be located. you see, marijuana is illegal in just about every part of this country, except for the secret labs we're about to enter. >> wow! this is pretty spectacular. are you used to the smell? >> i'm not particularly partial to the smell. >> if you had smellevision on your tv, you would be overpowered by now. it's a lot of pot. this greenhouse is the size of a football field, and they have several more just like it throughout the united kingdom. the lighting, temperature, humidity, all monitored by a top secret central computer that keeps those conditions constant. and there are dozens of scientists regularly