peaches. >> 6:17.ll-out from the president's controversial travel ban. some can't call it a ban. and you have sean spicer, doesn't call it a ban. >> nope. >> and they say it is a temporary ban, but detroit family sharing their story after being stopped at the airport, as they try to return to the united state, and thomas has their story. >> thomas your microphone, you need your microphone on. >> talking about peach could be letter, it popped. >> got distracted by peach pie? >> good morning, mike and alex, good to see you. so we're about tonight deuce to you mike here, who fled his native iraq. now proud american citizen, who says, his family was pretty much torn apart. hager said he traveled back to iraq before the executive order with several family members, who are permanent us residents. well, his mother fell ill during the trip, to return back to the united states. when they checked in at the airport in iraq, only hager was allowed through, and a day later his mother passed away in iraq. >> i was j

grab some peaches. i got some peaches for you here. this tractor-trailer was loaded with peaches this morning. as you can see, using the bulldozer to scoop them, put them into a dump truck. live look, southbound 95 ramp to go north on the blue route, 476. happened about 3:30 this morning, you can see the big rig here laying on its side. now starting to see some daylight there. is your ramp there in the background, and it is causing major backups, because everybody headed south on 95, look at all of the brake lights here, jam solid, forced to go what would be the next interchange which is exit number six for 320, the widener university interchange. make a u-turn. so major delays through the rest of the morning rush hour here in delco. the superbowl just days away now it is one of the biggest food holidays of the year, only seconds to thanksgiving. this morning we want to help you get the menu ready. you're finding great deals for us all around the area, jen? >> i'm rid toy get the part started little upset we haven't started before now

. >> we want the peaches to grow big and juicy. >> that is a farmer in lawrenceville and she is keeping an eye on the warm weather and what it means for her peach, cherry and apple crops, the unexpected heat could cause the trees into blossoming too soon they bloom early and there say frost that could knock them out or super cold they could be frozen on the tree. >> it happened to peach farmers last year. a streak of warm weather forced the blossoms and then a freeze snap and he lost half of his crop. >> the uncertainty of it all is nerve-racking. >> this snap in february doesn't seem lightning the trees have woken up yet. they are still dormant. >> the crop of strawberries are wintering under a grow cover and lettuce is already growing if the greenhouse. >> our approach it to be very diverse. if we lose one kind of crop we have some oirnl kind of crop. >> farmers are watching the weather closely it's the extremes that cause problems for them and the extended period of warm weather now could have consequences in the spring. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >>> this was a day

kron four's philippe djegal reports from peach tree avenue...ots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 a peaceful afternoon for a peaceful a peaceful afternoon for one family ends with a giant redwood tree falling on top of their house. this happened in vacaville. kron four's philippe djegal reports from peach tree avenue... where the family says the end to this story could have been a lot worse. sot- "this is what we call co- dominant trunks. it was two main stems that came out of the same attachment point on the trunk and half of it ripped off and split -- fell across the house." and, as a result... the backyard is a mess. the roof and porch seriously damaged... with water seaping in and causing another layer of problems...sot- "roofers are coming out today to put, uh, uh, to put a tarp on it to try to prevent any more water damage."bridge rh

kron four's philippe djegal reports from peach tree avenue...here the family says the end to this story could have been a lot worse. the home isn't totaled... but the damage is significant...sot- "estimate of this whole thing is probably in the hundred thousand dollar range. does the insurance cover any of that? yeah, fortunately, the insurance is covering it." billy mitchell, like the rest of his neighbors on peach tree avenue in vacaville, a specator now... watching crews remove the downed 90- foot redwood tree from his roof and back porch...sot- "do you feel fortunate that it did not land on any of you? believe me i do."bridge mitchell says the tree came crashing down at around four o'clock late sunday afternoon... while he was watching a golf tournament on tv with his father and a friend... his mother in the kitchen baking.sot- "it came into the living room and the family room -- just sort of busted in the ceiling." nats- rhett richardson's company solano shade tree preservation was called out to remove the redwood, with three trunks, that m

early blooms to crops like peaches, strawberries, apples make them vulnerable to drops in temperatures in early spring. one said the freeze in april cost him a portion of his crop last year. >> march was really warm and stuff came out early, and we had a freeze, about a third of the crop across the board last year good early warming trend can also bring brown stink bugs which attack truths like apples and peaches. >>> um, um, um. >>> the winter warm up is continuing. >> there is rumors there is a zero seven in there. >> there is a 70 a couple days close to a 70. right now we're on the cool side but later this week we're talking about temperatures 15 to 25 degrees above average. i will tell you when a record could fall coming up. >>> also ahead a company from hero to rest their head, philadelphia's k-9 unit has a special place to sleep, how these bed will help keep hard working dogs healthy. >>> he is only 12 years old but this young man has been draft todd rowan university swim/dive team. we will explain his inspirational story, don. >>> desean jackson back in philadelphia? his thought

after huynh orchards in lawrenceville they are pruning peach trees for spring. it could cause big problems on the farm. >> this tree has a lot of bud. >> especially fruit trees that are coached in blossoming too soon. >> if it blooms early and there is a frost that can knock them out. or it can be frozen on the tree. >> that happened in mullica hill. farmer milo lost half of his crop when a cold snap followed and killed them and decimated his crop. pam is not too worried about that happening again. >> this warm snap in february doesn't seem like the trees have woken up yet. they are still dormant and seem to be fine. >> peach and aapple trees are the most vulnerable. her strawberries winter under a grow cover and seem to be doing well. >> they don't want to uncover them too soon. >> and they are growing in a greenhouse to stock the farm store. and the farm has weather stations feeding information to a computer. >> so who for a farmer is absolutely critical and knowing something about it removes some of the uncertainty. >> but they are at mother nature's mercy. >

currently, community behavioral health services are offered only to medicaid and peach care members age 4 and up, because of their diligent work in educating all of us on the importance of this early examination and treatment, my budget proposes including roughly $2.5 million dedicated to covering the full child care population of medicaid and peach care for children with behavioral and mental health issues. stephanie blank is with us today and we want to thank her and the members of the child welfare reform council for their good work. miss blank, would you please stand. [ applause ] i'm also asking that this legislature remove barriers to mental health services for our veterans. there are approximately 61,298 -- 88 active military personnel, 27,233 reservists, and 752,000 veterans currently in georgia. they have given of themselves to protect us. i believe it is only fitting that we should protect them in kind. nearly one in four active military members shows signs of some mental health condition. in light of this, the budget proposal i submit to you will include funding to train exis

kron four's philippe djegal reports from peach tree avenue...where the family says the end to this story could have been a lot worse. the home isn't totaled... but the damage is significant...sot- "estimate of this whole thing is probably in the hundred thousand dollar range. does the insurance cover any of that? yeah, fortunately, the insurance is covering it." billy mitchell, like the rest of his neighbors on peach tree avenue in vacaville, a specator now... watching crews remove the downed 90- foot redwood tree from his roof and back porch...sot- "do you feel fortunate that it did not land on any of you? believe me i do."bridge mitchell says the tree came crashing down at around four o'clock late sunday afternoon... while he was watching a golf tournament on tv with his father and a friend... his mother in the kitchen baking.sot- "it came into the living room and the family room -- just sort of busted in the ceiling." nats- rhett richardson's company solano shade tree preservation was called out to remove the redwood, with three trunks, that

. >> reporter: with the farm forged hand the of the third generation peach grower david duffield knows exactly what the buds in his orchard are supposed to look like in late february. >> i'm concerned about really bringing on the the fruit and the blooms, sooner then it should be. >> reporter: couple more days of temperatures in the 60's or 70's and trees could suffer from producing fruit too soon. >> these blooms will swell and when they do that you can tell they are getting ready to open up and plume and we do in the the want to see that. >> reporter: early blossoms headache the most famous truths like peaches, strawberries, apples vulnerable to dramatic drops in temperature that can happen even into early spring. some in gloucester county farmer john her remembers april 4th last year vividly. >> march was warmer, stuff came out early, we had a trees we ended up with a third of the crop across the board last year. >> reporter: he is keeping a close eye on his apple and peach trees. >> it looks like it could be a repeat of last year. i hope it isn't. >> reporter: tests like the brown

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peaches, prunes, alfalfa, grapes, of course, raisins were obviously a big crop out here. today when you come into kearney park, you see the big fields. that's where the alfalfa was grown. over in the corner, we see this wonderful broadside poster. this is in original poster. 1889. this is when mr. kearney was selling the land here on the fruitvale estate. these were 20-acre farms. very affordable for most people. and you can see on the top, what the vision of one of those farms would look like. you see the canals. again, we have those today all over the city to bring water to the crops. below was a picture of the chateau. that was going to be named chateau fresno, and it was modeled after a chateau in france. this is what kearney envisioned to be out here in kearney park, and that is where he would live. unfortunately, however, the chateau was not built. mr. kearney died in 1906. in april of 1906, was actually in the san francisco earthquake at that time. he was not in the best of health. then he suffered probably a mild heart attack at that time. he came back here to fre

they called this a peach-ful march, a play on words as it's the peach state.e things, indeed, peachful? >> reporter: i want to show you something, jacob. these are the t-shirts that many of these marchers were carrying today. they were calling for the impeachment of president donald trump. they say this is a lighthearted issue on the issue but i asked if they were serious. they said, definitely. they consider donald trump's ties to russia an impeachable offense. as you said, this march just ended. i walked with a couple hundred people five miles all the way over here to midtown atlanta, to the financial district. i want to walk you through this crowd. you can see the people in atlanta, very creative. how warm are you in there right now after all we marched? >> it's a little toasty but i'm enjoying myself. >> reporter: i also see this very diverse group of people here. we've seen people who are older, younger, we've seen dogs, we've seen families marching, hispanics, african-americans. i want to ask you quickly where you're from and why you're here. >> i live i

i took a shower and i also ate some peaches.ing those peaches, i thought there's no way that i can let my friends be killed by these freaking murderous, villainous businessmen! because not saving your friends, that really is stupid. - right, so, uh... not actually killer business dudes. we didn't know. he didn't know. - come on, man, throw, like, the flare at the wolves. make 'em go away. - shh. - adam, adam, what are you doing? do not be stupid, okay? just listen to the intelligent people, for once! - there are different kinds of intelligence, anders. there's environmental film watching intelligence. [retches] there's artificial intelligence, and there's the kind of intelligence that i have. the knowing that when you swallow a bunch of gasoline, it'll turn your puke... into fireballs. intelligence. [retching] ah, it's worse coming back up. okay... shh... it's okay, little kitty. [rock music] ahh! [wolves whimpering] [all cheering] - it worked! the wolves, they're running away! [ alarm weather.eping ] ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wa

it takes a human hand to pull the peach, plum, nectar rain from the tree. those are things that have to be done by human hands area it is a labor force that is incredibly important to us. the fact of the matter is it is a labor force that has become increasingly difficult for california agriculture to secure on a regular basis. we are part of discussions when it comes to immigration reform in how do we get individuals into this country to work with us? >> this weekend, we are featuring the history of fresno, california together with our comcast cable partners. ♪ >> the commanding general determined that all japanese within the coastal areas should move inland. notices were posted. all persons of japanese descent were required to register. >> we have to put ourselves in their shoes in 1942 and not think through the lens of 2017. things were very different back then. we have to explain to people the environment people were in so they can understand how people endure that. we are at the special collection research center at california state university fresno.

in peach mint is about another subject. it is about whether the president has broken the law. that is not what we are talking about here. >> the other thing that a colleague said earlier, is we have a duty under the constitution. years we swear that we are going to uphold the constitution. part of our duty is checks and balances. we're trying to do our job. i do not want you guys to miss this. do not miss this. this is all about democracy. if you really think about it, this is what is a fight for. that is what it is about. this is the third administration person to resign. , paul manafort, and now general flynn. if we were not looking into it, you would wonder. you have an heightened responsibility now because this is about transparency. openness is a characteristic of a democracy. is the tool of an authoritarian regime. they are engaging in secrecy at the expense of our national security. one last question. reporter: what is your general reaction and response to the fact that this is a high profile member of the administration residing with a lot of questions less than a mont

peaches, prunes, alfalfa, grapes, raisins were a big crop obviously out here. but today even as you come into kearny park you see the big, wide fields and that's where the alfalfa was grown. going over here in this corner, we see this wonderful broad side poster. this was an original poster. 1889. and this was when mr. kearny was selling the land here. once again, it was very similar to his colony farm system. they were 20-acre farms. very affordable to most people. and this was here in the fruit veil estate. and you can see on the top what the vision of one of those farms would look like. you see the canal. again, we have those today out here and all of the city to ring water to the crops. below was a picture of the chateau. it was going to be named chateau fresno and was modeled after the chateau in france. this is what kearny envisioned to be out here in kearny park where he would live. now, unfortunately, however, the chateau was not built. mr. kearny died in 1906. in april of 1906 he was actually in the san francisco earthquake at that time. he wasn't in t

what a peach, a rotten peach. >> she is a professor. [bleep] >> you are here to protect so you. [bleep] you. go to hell. you are putting them in the situation. >> i bet she smells great to come out like dumpster full of old salad. meanwhile former comedian sarah silverman demanded a violent coup. she walked it back. she is about as edgy as a panda farc. then there's deborah messing who tweeted support to the same at berkeley. you've got to hand it to trump it he driving the worst people crazy. i love it. they are all turning into this. >> i'm a professor.to how dare you. [bleep] you [bleep] you. >> so what is she a professor of, exactly? how to be a jackass? i love it. donald trump is an itch that liberals can't scratch until they rip their faces off. they now a man that trump denounce his friendship or face their ultimate wrath. these are the same twerps who admired colin cap her neck.th he wouldn't stand for the national anthem. now no one can stand him. he is a large bowl of stupid. it's saturday night. who would you rather be? a radical rube like colin seeking to find politi

what a peach. a rotten peach. >> she is a professor. [inaudible] >> i bet she smells great. like a dumpster full of old salad. meanwhile, former comedian, former comedian demanded of violent coup. at the same time they were destroying the liberal utopia that was berkeley. she walked it back, she is about as edgy as a panda fart. then there is a deborah messing who tweeted support to the same creep separately. you got to hand it to trump, he is driving the worst people crazy. i love it. crazy. i love it. they are all turning into this. >> i am a professor, how dare you, how dare you. -- neo-nazis. [inaudible] >> so, what is she a professor of exactly? how to be a soaring jackass? i love it. donald trump is like and it should that people can't scratch until they rip their faces off. it is so bad that they now demand tom brady to announce his friendship with trump or face its wrath. these are the same that all -- colin cap next. now no one can stand him. he is a large bowl of stupid. so it saturday night, who would you rather be? a radical group like colin, desperately trying t

i understand, i did not understand how to grow rice but i understood how to grow peaches. i realized i need to come back here to see what this was like. checking back and shocked my dad saying i want to come back and farm a little with you. so he was shocked because he thought none of his sons, none of his children were going to farm, just like most farms around you. so the transition was wonderful in the sense that my dad was very quiet and very reserved. so when i came back to the farm, started making mistakes, started doing things, there was a lot of just, a few soft grounds, nodding at the head, and in silence. that's when i begin to go crazy and say tell me, and by doing it right or wrong? how do you feel about it? he was wonderful because he just allowed me to fail. i think that was the biggest take away i had. when i came back i also started looking at the landscape of farming and understanding the growing pressure to grow in size, to grow crops, to grow crops that are designed for a mass-market. i came back wanted to do something different and that's why we started

i got a couple of peach baskets." >> oh, my -- for peaches. hangs one up at each end of the gym, 10 feet high -- only because that's where he could get the nails in. he picked up a soccer ball because it was big enough where you had to hold it out. you couldn't hide it. the arched shot came from the little game of "duck on a rock," a kid's game in canada. >> then, he calls the boys in. >> he describes the first game. he said, "i had multiple black eyes, a dislocated shoulder, one guy completely knocked out." >> but the new game's a big hit. his young men begged to play again, so james tries to civilize it a bit. he types of 13 basic rules and tacks them to a board in the gym. "if basketball is your religion, these are the tablets moses brought down from the mountain." do you have a copy of those? >> i've got them in here. >> so, let me just take a look. basketball he has "basket ball." >> yeah. >> two words. >> yeah. evidently, somebody suggested naismith ball, and he said, "i don't think that'll work." >> a month later, in january 1892, naism

what a peach. a rotten peach. >> she is a professor. [inaudible] >> i bet she smells great. like a dumpster full of old salad. meanwhile, former comedian, former comedian demanded of violent coup. at the same time they were destroying the liberal utopia that was berkeley. she walked it back, she is about as edgy as a panda fart. then there is a deborah messing who tweeted support to the same creep separately. you got to hand it to trump, he is driving the worst people crazy. i love it. crazy. i love it. they are all turning into this. >> i am a professor, how dare you, how dare you. -- neo-nazis. [inaudible] >> so, what is she a professor of exactly? how to be a soaring jackass? i love it. donald trump is like and it should that people can't scratch until they rip their faces off. it is so bad that they now demand tom brady to announce his friendship with trump or face its wrath. these are the same that all -- colin cap next. now no one can stand him. he is a large bowl of stupid. so it saturday night, who would you rather be? a radical group like colin, desperately trying t

georgia peaches. >> yeah. >> the only place you can watch the game is right here on fox 29.or you. >>> all right. have you gotten your flu shot? if you haven't it's not too late. why doctors say if you live in this region you real scholl think about getting one. >>> and video of trainers forcing a dog into a pool put a hollywood premier on hold. but was the animal actually in danger? what the national humane society is saying tonig tonight. ♪ >>> alarming statistics leased by the cdc about this year's flu season. >> yeah. especially if you live right here in the delaware valley. the cdc says, the virus is continuing to spread across the country and flu activity is extremely high in both new jersey and pennsylvania. >> 15 children have already died. seven of them reported in the weekenweekending january 28th. health officials say that it's still not too late to get your flu shot and that vaccinations -- that a vaccination is your best way to protect yourself. >>> the american humane association is weighing to night on the video from shows dog on the set of the film a dog's pu

what a peach, a rotten peach. >> she's a professor -- >> [bleep] >> hey, guys, she's a professor. >> to protect neo-nazis so [bleep] you! [bleep] those kids should not have to take this stuff from neo-nazis, and you're putting them this that situation. go to hell! [bleep] you, nypd. greg: i bet she smells great, like a dumpster full of old salad. meanwhile, former comedienne sarah silverman demanded a violent co to up. finish she walked it back. she's about as edgy as a panda part. then -- fart. then there's debra messing. you've got to hand it to trump, he is driving the worst people crazy. i love it! they're all turning into this -- >> i'm disgusted! i'm a professor! how dare you! how dare you, [bleep] greg: so what is she a professor of, exactly? how to be a soaring jackass? i love it. donald trump is like an itch that liberals can't scratch until they finally rip their own faces off. it's so bad that they now demand that tom brady renounce his friendship to trump or face their ultimate wrath. of course, these are the same twerps who admired colin kaepernick. colin wouldn't stand

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because once these things bloom, if you have a tender peach tree or apple tree, that can do a right nowallergy index. it's actually better than yesterday. the grass was absent. yesterday, we had a little grass. and the mold spores are low. it's going to be a great afternoon. you can see lots of sunshine. just a few high, thin, wispy clouds out there. temperatures in the low to mid- 70s. if you were on the bay, you might say 50s to 60s. but the vast majority of us are going to enjoy a spring-like day here. and we'll see a few clouds from time to time. looking good here at the reagan national. that's the mgm in the distance. planes taking off. just a great day, right? 65 at national. south winds at 16. and keeping those winds off the water. that's what's keeping things cool right now. you see annapolis, it's 52. but when you're not getting the breeze off the water. leesburg, culpepper. a lot of folks in the upper 60s. it's going to be afternoon. and we're going to see this warm weather through saturday. we're on pace potentially to have the warmest february on record with isolated showers

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. >> and peach weather will be here before you know it. before then, we are dealing with allergy season. it is starting early. here we are end of february, and we are talking now in the high category. if you are sniffling, sneezing and your eyes are watering. believe seeds are, cypress, elm. junepre and we hid 61 today at reagan national airport. it is going to be a mild night, and we do stay dry. however, we could be looking at some patchy fog early tomorrow morning. visibility not a problem right now in the metro. but head over to annapolis, they are below two miles. we have a little give extra time or the rush out commute. tonight, lows 44-52. maybe a stray shower west of d.c. tomorrow. not expecting it to amount to a locality. here is our futurecast as we move through the day tomorrow. looking at sun shy. i-81 corridor, woodstock, those are the areas likely to see the showers tomorrow afternoon. across montgomery county and into fairfax. once again, very light and not expecting much around the immediate metro. daytime highs, feast your

if we just get back to average, if you've got a tree like an apple tree or peach tree that blooms, that could be destroyed by the cold. you've got to wait until next year and hope it doesn't again. we've got concerns for the farmers. a lot of folks, they're loving it. >> allergies also another, the tree pollen is pretty darn high with grass and mold spores out there as well. let's get to the good stuff, this is an unbelievably nice day. mid, upper 70s for highs. we'll stay in the 70s through 5, winds south, 10 to 15. 60s this evening, so a great night to be stepping out just with a light wrap is all you're going to need. i mean unbelievable. as far as the records today, 79, in 1985 that was a warm day here. dulles and baltimore, national got to 78. the water on the potomac it still like in the 40s. it's kind of tough for us to get that warm. in spite of that we're sitting at 74 in town, 60s on the bay. even some 50s. january called in with a 54 an hour ago. leesburg, ma nasus. springsteen going on now, they're going again. making snow starting saturday night. beautiful out there just a

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they say when they opened up her royal peach eye shadow they smell glue. kylie cosmetics says the packaging is the problem. adhesive in there the company insists the eye shadow is just fine for you. >>> good news for fans of the fox drama lucifer the dc comic adaptation got renewed for season three. current season of lucifer on a mid season break but will return on may first. we always come in like the last ten minutes of it. >> always do. >> i'm always rivetted. >> it is interesting. >> i've never seen the whole thing. >> good show. >> shh i want to listen. >> you have dvr at home. >> you hear that. >> i've got a vcr at home. i could tape it. >> vhs tape. >> oh, boy. sad but true. >> good night. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming it's coming soon to the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure now! you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt

and i think when you're campaigning for president, that may or may not work for some peach it will clearly did. when you're president of the united states and you're negotiating with foreign leaders, you're trying to protect the national security of the country, it can go horribly, horribly wrong. they can misinterpret what you say, what you say gets broadcast to the world. the message is outs what america stand for is not defended and that's it. it's bad news. >> yep. >> so, jeremy bash, and ali, thank you so much for being with me here tonight. our thanks also to eugene robinson and bob costa of. that does it for this edition of "the 11th hour." brian will be back thankfully next week. have a good night. >>> lots going on tonight, the u.s. circuit court of appeals. bottom line by now, you have >>> good evening from chicago, i'm chris hayes. we were, of course, meant to air a town hall tonight exploring the challenges facing this city, we taped that town hall earlier today. it will now air tomorrow in this hour. the reason is that because tonight we have big, big breaking news. a unanimou

samuel "peaches" maxwell from stockton, survived -- but he suffered severe smoke inhalation.uch ash went into his lungs -- doctors were forced to put him in an induced coma... so his body could heal. reporter ben deci spoke to the family -- doing everything in their power to help their son recover. nats the ghost ship warehouse fire started december 2nd and burned well into the early morning hours of december 3rd, 2016.it may be out now. but it's not over.sot - wendi maxwell/mother "sam used to always say to me, 'the only way out is through.' i believe that's what got him out of the fire. and i believe that's what will get him through this long recovery."in a fire that killed 3 dozen, sam maxwell is a survivor. the theory is he lived by crawling out, on his hands and knees, in the choking smoke, clutter and darkness, feeling his way toward any exit he could find. sot - "we have no idea how much he remembers. we know he has horrific nightmares."and sam maxwell has been asleep for a long time. for 5 weeks doctors kept him in a coma-- to prevent further damage to his lungs and b

i had to represent for the south with the peach chili glaze.ike bacon. >> all right. and atlanta falcons fan, what do you think of her dish? rise up. get excited about it if you love it. that's what i'm talking about. >> okay. but let's go over here to dawn collins. you're representing the patriots. >> i am. >> a lot of pressure on you, so, dawn, what is your super bowl snack? >> today i brought for you buffalo chicken won tons but calling them the brady chicken won and spicy buffalo sauce, creamy chunks of blue cheese, shredded carrot for sweetness. the wrapper makes it different and standout and you'll love it. >> okay, so what do you pats fans think about the brady -- [ applause ] you know, we'll find out who the winner is because we'll send it back over to the judge's table. judge, what do you have for us. >> yeah, richard. >> i mean, listen, to be honest with you, i would be proud to serve both of these. they're both absolutely delicious. i mean, erica, beef and bacon, that's like as classic and poised as matt ryan, right? and you have thi

what about a bruised peach?o is testing a robot hand that can pack fruits and vegetables without damaging them. at the moment, human beings pack more fragile items, like bananas and eggs. but it's notjust fragile foodstuffs feeling the pinch from robotic appendages. researchers at mit have created a claw made from hydrogel, that can pick up a live fish without causing it any harm. sunday the team hopes the eel—like robot can be used to help with surgery. next, forget the selfie stick, so 2015, it's all about the selfie drone these days. currently being crowd funded, the air selfie is a portable flying camera built into a mobile phone cover. and, as it's carried around with your mobile phone, never miss an opportunity for internet narcissism ever again. if you're a fan of metal gear solid, you might also be a fan of its creator, hideo kojima. considered the father of the stealth game genre. the metal gear franchise was a success at least in part thanks to his leadership. but now he's working on a new game called

and i think when you're campaigning for president, that may or may not work for some peach it will clearlyd. when you're president of the united states and you're negotiating with foreign leaders, you're trying to protect the national security of the country, it can go horribly, horribly wrong. they can misinterpret what you say, what you say gets broadcast to the world. the message is outs what america stand for is not defended and that's it. it's bad news. >> yep. >> so, jeremy bash, and ali, thank you so much for being with me here tonight. our thanks also to eugene robinson and bob costa of. that does it for this edition of "the 11th hour." brian will be back thankfully next week. have a good night. ruling. the trump had minute straadmini been denied again. we'll hear from people that's involved in this case. we'll hear about how,