green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.he actual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200

woman: green tea. [ chuckles ] lemonis: green tea. woman 4: they all say "green tea." 5: the green tea -- the tea flavor. woman 6: i'm not a green tea lover, okay? so if i saw "mr. green tea," i might not say, "oh, i'm gonna buy that." me. lemonis: i think we have some work to do. most people would expect me to push you to change the name. that doesn't bother me. there's a legacy there. what bothers me is the presentation of it and having "mr. green tea" be the dominant brand. one of the best things that happened at shoprite is seeing the positive feedback about the quality of the ice cream. but we need to put a process in place that forces us to do research and development on new flavors. and we need to go back to the drawing board on the packaging so that customers aren't thrown off and think there's green tea in every flavor. so, what i want to do is sort of take the actual packaging, and i want to basically move around some stuff. people don't want to think that there's green tea in the ice cream. -that's the feedback we got. -michael: yep. lemonis: pull that mr. g

for your super green out reach. at your tabling event, do you have people who speak another language other than english? >> yes. >> we have hired a latino organizer, within our team. and then the larger san francisco public utilities commission has multiple staff members that are fluent in mandarene, they are the voices on the automated phone recordings and you can go and hear them and, we were they china town, new year's festival with those staffers featuring clean power sf. and so, again, we want to make sure that we are getting to everyone in san francisco. and languages is not a barrier. >> good in my neighborhood i have at large russian population, and so i think that in my neighborhood we would need that translation. >> we are going to take a look at that as we roll out to other parts of the city that may have their own limited english proficiency, population and so that is something that we are looking at as we go forward. >> thank you. >> i think that especially as we look at the earth day, tabling event, an

in the green bar your current super green premium for super green product and in the green bar, you of the proposed premium for super green product which is two cents for residents, 1.4 sent for all of our commercial customers. the approach is to make it as simple as possible to communicate about the super green program to commercial customers. >> can ask a question about this graph? so it looks like the super green is still more -the super green is more expensive, still than pg&e solar choice? right? >> no. pg&e is blue. >> i see. the solar choice 2070 news pg&e? >> yes. >> is pretty much across the board at lower. >> yes. it's lower. then, finally when you put the proposed generation rates together and you look at a total bill which includes not just generation but also transmission and distribution you can see the comparison of pg&e customers with a clean power sf customer under existing rates and clean power sf customer under proposed rates , and you can see that under the proposed rates, there will be a clean power sf customer for both green and super green product, will pay sligh

not a lot of green. but we still have the possibility of a few scattered rain shores developing -- rain showers developing tonight. and then in the south bay as well closer to san jose, morgan hill, and gilroy. a little bit of action on the radar. here is the wider view out here in the pacific. we will showout system moving on shore to northern california and the bay area. and then as we expand the view there is more clouds out here in the pacific to talk about for your monday, tuesday, and wednesday. i will still talk more about that and eventually you might like this forecast. we are talking about some 80s. we will talk more about that in a few minutes. >>> pope francis gave his holy blessing to rome and the rest of the world today during easter sunday mass. oh mighty god, bless our sins. >> the pope addressed tens of thousands of people in st. peters square. he spoke about the tragedy and suffering in the world today. he encouraged people to cling to their faith despite all the war, sickness, and hatr

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and some areas green infrastructure is better than that gray and gray is better than green and yeah.e been reading and understand there are a lot of additional benefits from an economic perspective in beautifying the city i don't know how to prior i's we want to monitored but things of interest to this commission around job creation, around economic benefits of interest to the citywide but what are those things we'll be monitoring that's the promise of green infrastructure. >> well, let me give you an example of water management the biggest way to reduce the amount of you know water out of the system but what we're doing is requiring property owners to do it i don't know how you define the jobs other than the jobs to inspect it we can anticipate what what the jobs to go to identify been talking to staff we talk about green infrastructure at least he i'd like to get away from on the puc talking about that we want the whole city when they build something green infrastructure is a way to incorporate and change the mindset of folks in san francisco about when necessary build something i'

now, this surge affects the green line, like the northeastern tip of the green line between the green belt and prince george's. the greenbelt near the college park stations are closed. they are suggesting passengers do this like new carollton. if you are going downtown, you may want to consider taking mark, they are using extra trains to get you to greenville and the college park also the university of maryland shuttles are beefing up as well. take care of the excess ridership. but there are more shuttle buses on the roads as well. so that will mean it will be issues for traffic around here, but that's the way of the surge. it ends on april 29th. derrick ward, nbc4 news. >>> the days of free parking along the national mall are over. starting next month, parking meters will be installed near the mall. the title basin and in some parking lots in east potomac park. it will cost $2 to park. don't expect to get weekends for free either. the meters will be in effect seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. this is going to start in june. >>> this is to enhance the visitor we're going t

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very interestingly today whatjustine greening schools.interestingly today what justine greening has schools. very interestingly today whatjustine greening has said is, let's not focus quite so much on the very tourists because we know they are woefully underrepresented, let's raise the bar a little bit and look at what they are calling ordinary working families, people who were previously called jans, but people thought that was a patronising acronym , thought that was a patronising acronym, and let's see how many of those are in grammar schools and push grammar schools to take more of those children from those families. they are not the purist, but they are probably families where the household income is around £33,000 a year. if it is a single—parent family it is around £17,000 a year. they are not very well off, but they are not the poorest in society and it is those peoplejustine greening and the government is focusing on, saying we need to do better for these families and children from these families and children from these families

here are a look at our top stories, the green belt and college park metro closed on the green line.unning three shuttle buses between the prince george's plaza. this is all part of metro safe track surge. >>> a falls church woman jailed for years in egypt is waking up a free woman. she was arrested in cairo nearly three years ago. they accuse her of abusing needy children she was helping. they dismissed the charges were bogus. >> the district is celebrating emancipation day. that is when city slaves are repreefd. >> 6:34. ten years since the deadly shootings at virginia, and the victims will be remembered in spotsylvania this morning. the names of all 32 victims who died in the virginia tech massacre will be read aloud outside of the public service building. this comes after an emotional day of remembrances. last night there was a candlelight vigil. more than 10,000 people on hand at the campus. >>> covering northern virginia, you may see more police officers in alexandria today. that's because somebody fired shots at an apartment building. that happened yesterday on kenmore avenue.

>> why they're all painted green. so, ours was green for awhile. it has never been a real green. >> yes? >> it look like baby poo for a few years. kind of chartruse, now we have the only brown room. >> oh. >> oh, this is different. >> now, first, when you go brown, that's no good. no, it is dunkin' donut brown. >> makes sense. >> yes. >> does that mean there are will always be donuts? >> yes. >> can we not call it the green room any more? >> it is the brown room from now on. >> we have coffee? >> here is the thing. >> so many questions. >> this is the first day of our new brown room, i don't see one stinking donut, and i don't see one stinking cup of coffee. >> look at that, empty, straight up empty. >> nothing. >> work in progress. >> keurig? >> oh, there is a keurig. >> no, we want dunkin' donuts coffee. >> they can stack it with dunkin donut coffee. >> maybe they have k cups. >> now, we love our sponsor dunkin donut. >> they're amazing. >> but this is really dropping the ball. you paint, ya, jared as degrees. >> where are the donuts. >> you can

and some areas green infrastructure is better than that gray and gray is better than green and yeah.en reading and understand there are a lot of additional benefits from an economic perspective in beautifying the city i don't know how to prior i's we want to monitored but things of interest to this commission around job creation, around economic benefits of interest to the citywide but what are those things we'll be monitoring that's the promise of green infrastructure. >> well, let me give you an example of water management the biggest way to reduce the amount of you know water out of the system but what we're doing is requiring property owners to do it i don't know how you define the jobs other than the jobs to inspect it we can anticipate what what the jobs to go to identify been talking to staff we talk about green infrastructure at least he i'd like to get away from on the puc talking about that we want the whole city when they build something green infrastructure is a way to incorporate and change the mindset of folks in san francisco about when necessary build something i'm tr

it's green. we use the mussel. we use the shell.grind the shells up after they're used, turning them into road tiles or construction products. and then we're back in the same cycle, but it's a constant cycle. >> announcer: quality control is of the utmost importance, and it starts with the quality of the water in which these mussels are grown. they are farmed in the marlborough sounds of new zealand, home of some of the purest waters in the world. in a recent marine ecosystem management study that assessed how different countries managed their marine resources, new zealand came in first place. sustainability is also a top priority. the green-lipped mussels go through an 18-month journey before they are harvested. this process is carefully monitored to ensure they are not harvested too rapidly and to guarantee that a constant supply of the green-lipped mussel is always available. green-lipped mussels are naturally high antioxidants. this phenomenon piqued the interest of researchers around the world who became amazed at the study res

>> green walls, green walls, even does mooing green walls, attaches moss to walls. >> really interestingearning all morning, about what works inside the house. i've got one of these in the house, but lisa, tell me what works in the house? >> you can have different things and specially these particular plants, you can have, and have jade, a lot of people have shade in their gardens. >> sure. >> the type of moss speaking of moss, type of moss. and you just need to water once a week. and spray it, and it looks pretty and green. and this is little baby with the flowers ton is cycleman, another one that will flower couple of times a year as long as you prune it back. >> i love it. toll raid shade specially in smaller condos, that don't get a lot of light. mine does get a lot of light. but these -- >> the more buildings we build, the more shade in the sit. we have many shade gardens because that far. >> cool too. kurt come show me about your vertical garden right here, which is really neat. >> this is self enclosed, sever watering, great for corporate lobbies, things like that. >> yes. >> you

harkless fouls draymond green. so green will shoot free throws. >> mark: a great story, damian lillard scored 59 in a home game against the jazz. >> mike: the last regular-season game he played. >> mark: his career high. you'd think he would keep the basketball. instead he sent it an incredible gesture because joe johnson scored 20,000 career points. what a class act by damian lillard. >> mike: nice move. >> jeff: i thought he was taunting the other team by saying, i served you guys up. >> mark: what's wrong with you, man? >> jeff: that's where i thought you were going. joe johnson, we talked about it last night, what a great play he made to end that clipper game. he may be a hall of famer. >> mark: you look at his numbers they're better than some guys who are in there. >> mike: lillard misfires. and the fans continue the celebration here in oracle. a dominant fourth quarter for golden state. durant has mccollum on him. easily shoots over him. 32 for durant. and as the warriors just putting on the exclamation point

its green targets, or rather that eu —— the uk is to axe the eu's green targets.hose targets look way too ambitious, and effectively the uk is saying, right, let's cut the targets, brexit is happening, it might be irrelevant anyway. let's turn to the times, this is on page three. very important news. man has not always been statuesque, we are not at our peak height. there is this myth that as centuries have gone on and we have got healthier batman's height, —— that men's height, it doesn't mention women, but men's height has gone up. the peak —— the peak of male height was in the 1600, just after the black death, in fact. and then we regressed, and they think it was that after the black death which killed so many millions of people, we all had my land —— more land per capita, so we were at our peak health, more food, and we were at —— at our peak height. josie, men's height, does it matter? what a question. does it matter to you as a woman? you can be honest. no. my partner is 6—foot fight, so i... woman? you can be honest. no. my partner is 6-foot fight, so i...

ana grace was the daughter of nelba and jimmy greene. >> one of the most compelling sermons i've ever heard was given at my daughter's funeral. it talks about jesus being with us in every season of our lives, and that ana's death would signify the beginning of a long and hard winter season. >> is it springtime yet? >> i can't imagine a day that it will be spring. >> how do 50 attorneys handle 22,000 cases? >> you do your best. but a lot of times you can't provide the kind of representation that the constitution, our code of ethics and professional standards would have you provide. >> derwyn bunton has been head of the new orleans public defender's office for the last eight years. the 52 lawyers on his staff are responsible for representing more than 20,000 people a year. how many of you believe that an innocent client went to jail because you didn't have enough time to spend on their case? you feel you've all had that experience? >> one by one, the patches are peeled away and the world comes back into focus. you're witnessing the moment

he's written a book and has been advising younger inmates on the unit, like paul green. but now green has been transferred to state prison to serve time for an escape conviction. >> before he left off the pod he came to my door and knocked. and i spoke with him. basically gave him some words of wisdom. something to go off and think about on his journey. he a bright guy. so that's why i had a camaraderie with him. you still young, brother. you 19. you got your whole life ahead of you. you can do anything you want to. you can be anything you want to be. him being gone, it just lessened the individuals that i communicate with. >> now that list has gotten even shorter. he recently read the court newspaper and found out new information about one of his fellow inmates in administrative segregation. >> fred, the dude killed a little baby, man. i found out he killed an infant. when i found out about that, we can no longer be associates, man. because what type of man would i be to associate myself with a [ bleep ] like that? >> these are charges. nothing has been proven. but i me

the hills are green. beautiful time of the year. a lot of green out there. devin fehely shot that for us. beautiful sight that it was out there. beach hazards, yes, still with us. big breakers. 19 to 13-foot swells, sneaker waves and a rip current threat

harkless fouls draymond green. so green will shoot free throws. >> mark: a great story, damian lillard scored 59 in a home game against the jazz. >> mike: the last regular-season game he played. >> mark: his career high. you'd think he would keep the basketball. instead he sent it an incredible gesture because joe johnson scored 20,000 career points. what a class act by damian lillard. >> mike: nice move. >> jeff: i thought he was taunting the other team by saying, i served you guys up. >> mark: what's wrong with you, man? >> jeff: that's where i thought last night, what a great play he made to end that clipper game. he may be a hall of famer. >> mark: you look at his numbers they're better than some guys who are in there. >> mike: lillard misfires. and the fans continue the celebration here in oracle. a dominant fourth quarter for golden state. durant has mccollum on him. easily shoots over him. 32 for durant. and as the warriors just putting on the exclamation points on this one. game two will be wednesday right

i'm anne-marie green. north carolina and its fans have their redemption. the tar heels beat gonzaga 71-65 to win the ncaa men's basketball championship, a year after a crushing last second lost to villanova. >> this year the confetti is going to fall to north carolina. they are not going to be denied this time. >> for most of the night it was a back and forth battle. gonzaga and carolina trading baskets and fouls. but with 1:40 left, jackson delivered the go ahead three-point play and the tar heels pulled away. >> a five-point lead. >> this was williams third national championship. >> one of the things we had to be tonight was tough enough and i think this group was tough enough tonight. >> berry led carolina with 22 points and was named the tournament's most outstanding player. after last year's heartache it was a championship he and his teammates dreamed about. >> i want to see this confetti fall on us. we're the winners. we came out here and competed. came out to the last second. we're national champs.

ana grace was the daughter of nelba and jimmy greene. have you found people who don't know you, after all these years, expecting you to get over what happened? >> nelba greene: you just took my breath away, because that happens a lot and it is so incredibly painful. it's like losing her all over again. >> jimmy greene: there have been those that have said things like, "you know, so you guys are good now?" or "i hope you've had some closure to your daughter's murder." in the back of my heart, and i know in nelba's as well, it's like our family will never be intact again. our daughter, ana, was six years old. >> pelley: it was in that town hall, four months after the killing, that we first met the greenes and six other newtown families. >> jimmy greene: every day i cry because i miss her so much. >> nicole hockley: this is dylan. >> pelley: there was nicole hockley. >> hockley: i think the picture kind of sums him up perfectly. >> mark barden: we lost our sweet little daniel barden. >> pelley: mark and jackie barden. >> mark barden: daniel

i'm anne-marie green. >>> today the house is expected to vote on a short-term one-week spending bill to keep the government open past tonight's midnight deadline tonight for a shutdown. this will give members more time to negotiate a long-term deal. house leaders also shelved a vote on gop legislation for the health care vote. that cleared the way for a vote. major major conflict with north korea is possible. brook silva-braga is here in new york. brook, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the president's run-up to his 100 days in office, he's given a series of interviews. in one of them mr. trump has conceded the job of being president is harder than he expected and he painted a dark picture of north korea as his biggest global concern. in a wide-ranging interview with reuters thursday, president trump warned tensions with north korea could come to a head if the country seconds to pursue nuclear missiles. >> there's a chance we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. >> though

energy markets, green finance.uk is to export markets, only about 13% of their gdp is dependent on exports and in the uk it is about 27% so it is right that the uk is looking around the world than looking where the growth is and it should be in green growth and resource efficiency. thank you. scotland's economy is hovering close to recession, according to the most recent figures from the scottish government. they show output from the economy contracted in the final three months of last year, after several quarters today's figures cover the final three months of last year with the output from the whole scottish economy falling by 0.2%. production, construction, down the most the services sector flat. compared with 0.7% growth for the uk economy as a whole. for the whole of the year, 2016 so the scottish economy grow by 0.4%, very weak growth. the uk economy growing more than four times faster. what seems to be contrasting between scotland and the uk may be at that be beloved scotland have more awareness of the impac

we know we just lost one of the green berets over the weekend.hat is the range of responsibility that the green berets have in that area. >> they are unique in special operations forces in that they specialize in training and then combat advising local national either guerrillas or in this case the national afghan army. so of course you have your counter terrorism forces that are unilaterally going after bad guys in the night. the real focus is the advisory effort and your green berets are embedded with afghan commandos. small units with large groups of afghan army commandos, helping them end the fight, calling medivac, air support, help them with intelligence, command and control. i think that will be the long term presence you'll see on the ground. what's amazing that with just a few hundred green berets, you can advise thousands of afghan aerbl special forces and have a real impact. the problem is the obama administration had been tying their hands over -- we're all concerned about casualties. you can't micromanage that from washington. what w

the surge affects the green line as well as the yell low.e have you covered on what you need to get around this week. first we say good morning to you. welcome to fox5 news morning on this saturday april 15th, 2017 i'm annie yu. >> and i'm caitlin roth. good morning. >> hello. >> great to see you. >> i stepped outside and it was pretty mild. >> yeah. >> definitely. it's nice morning. we've a string of beautiful weather days this week. >> sure did. >> let's take a live look outside. no rain coming from those clouds but as we take a view of northwest d.c. you definitely see that when it overcast. a warm front is approaching. that will move through this afternoon and with the warm front comes some very warm temperatures. let's get straight to it. it's mild but it actually feels pretty refreshing. temperatures in the mid-50's. it's not humid, it's not too warm. we are coming off of a very comfortable friday afternoon and friday evening so it's 56 at reagan national, 55 at dulles. bwi marshall waking up to 54 degrees. let's check some of our subu

and you can see that speeds remain in the green. this is not blocking any lanes. chp is requiring a tow truck. san mateo bridge 880 to 101. an easy 13-minute ride. and along 880 from 238 up to the maze, no delays. things are still backed up at the bay bridge toll plaza. so give yourself a few extra minutes if you're heading that way. that's a check of the traffic. >>> time now is 4:49. a lost piece of bay area history resurfaces after a century. we'll have the remarkable story behind this gold police badge. >>> and a man charged in a deadly shooting rampage in the central valley. >> what's cool about your school? e-mail it to us. and we may feature your school on the thursday morning show. ,,,,,,,, carrying out a deadly hate crime.. >>> go ahead and take a look at your tv screen. this is virga, where rain evaporates before it hits the ground. and we have light rain showers in the poll lock area. roseville, live oak, and san andreas. know in the high sierra. carry an umbrella today. we'll talk about the potential for a shower and the need for more rain in the bay a

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it's at the left half of the green. peter: he started there. didn't quite cut it as much as he might have wanted, dottie, but that's ok. dottie: kevin kisner is playing from a very deep divot hole. that's a pitching wedge. peter: yeah, he missed the fairway but not -- by not very much. dottie: maybe that was a good deal. peter: well, he's going to have a run at another birdie. he's already set a personal record, six birdies in a row. ooh, look at that life. at least it was at the front end of the divot. it makes it a little bit easier. made four year earlier at the bay hill invitational. that was his personal best until today. now his partner scott brown. dottie: just 121 yards. really good contact sounding there. peter: i think it's safe to say that the rain delay did not hurt the momentum of this team. dottie: not in any way. peter: they are feeding off of each other. they are playing some very, very solid golf. now cameron smith clearly has some mud on the back of that ball. dottie: mud on the back of the ball and also a slightly downhill li

speeds in the green along the eastshore freeway. and as you make your way towards the maze it's about 14 minutes and it looks great as you make your way across the upper deck into san francisco. that's a check of your traffic. back to you. >>> thank you. we are getting a first look at the rental units mall space even the jogging track now taking shape at the transbay center. >> kpix 5's phil matier pulls back the curtain on a construction project that's already causing some controversy. >> reporter: it is both the most ambitious and risky project that san francisco has seen in modern times. a $2.19 billion transit center complete with a four-block rooftop park and massive shopping mall and an underground train station all in the heart of the downtown. >> this place will be happening. this is going to be a place that's happening. believe me. >> larger than union square, south park and yerba buena combined. >> reporter: but wait! there's more! it has its own suspension bridge to get buses on and off the bay bridge without going throug

and while the strikers say no matter the weather, they will be here and as you see the green tent there, terry, that is where they will be sleeping throughout the night, and in shifts, and somebody awake and if somebody comes by to kind of talk about their effort, but yeah, that is the housing until this tuesday afterno afternoon city council meeting. we are live in downtown san j e jose. rick boone, nbc bay area news. >>> a couple of nights to government rick, thank you very much. new details about this protest in berkeley h yesterday and that turned violent, and people are still looking for the people involved in the fight between the supporters and the opponents of president trump, and investigators are saying that they are going through pictures on social media to try to identify suspects. and tom jensen is live in berkeley, and tom, a pk chicturo has punch ad woman in the face, and received a lot of attention. >> it is all over the world, and bshgly pd is going to be look at it if the they have not yet. they have made about 20 arrest, and they are going to social media to look for

he's trying to get the speed of the greens.e's left a lot short so both players making their birdies there. you're not allowed to practice putt here but are you allowed to finish your own ball. always remember that. same in ryder cup. now at 15. bill: tag ridings for birdie to. get the team to 18 under. nick: that left-hand rotated open. bill: so they have to settle for par. back over to the 12th. and we've been focused on the top of the leaderboard but obviously there's other things at stake here. fedexcup points and depending on where you are in the order of things, you could help the cause personally a lot if you are able to finish in the top five. kevin tway, good week last week in san antonio. solid play continuing here in new orleans. nick: a couple of mounds to do with. uh-oh. because he's tracked it perfectly. right there. of course, his dad, bob. his name is on the wanamaker. pga champion. they opened with 71 and shot 63 in this format on friday. 70 in alternate shot yesterday. let's go back on the tee. ryan palmer wil

draymond green had the night off.w set to play their first playoff game sunday against the trail blazers. tip off for that game is set for 12:30. (mark)we now know what day the warriors will open the playoffsthey will play game 1 sunday at 12:30 at oracle arena verses the portland trailblazers tip-off is schedule for about 12:30pmgame 2 will be wednesday also at home games 3 and 4 will be in portland (mark) now to the ice... where the sharks opened up the stanley cup playoffs in edmonton, canada and fans there were pumped up for the first playoff game in edmonton in 11 years. and the oilers got off to a fast start, jumping to a 2 nothing lead. but the sharks wouldn't go out without a fight. eventually scoring two goals of thier own to tie the game and go to overtime. and in overtime, the sharks melker karlsoon scores the game winning goal. sharks lead the series 1-0. game 2 is set for tomorrow. (mark) now to bay area baseball where the giants squared off against the d-backs at a-t- and-t park. and before the game, joe

the green green rain rain produces a lot of pollen pollen. >> it never happens to healthier. >> i'm justying the truth. >>> the warrior's get an much needed break after their sweep of the trailblazers. stef curry will talk about what's ahead for the team. of the trailblazers. steph >>> mar will join us know with the warriors that looked good last night. >> i was looking at a few national basketball comments and they said this was some of the best basketball they ever saw. the trailblazers didn't know what hit them. they beat them with 45 points in the first quarter. that ties the most points in an opening. balls were flying all over the place. i love this one-up top. mcgee and green. the emotions were running high. stephen curry and company. look at that. he just made sure the blazers knew they were out classed. a 4-0 sweep. >> the way we showed up said a lot about our mindset and focus. we have to keep that up. we must understand the way weplayed tonight on both ends of the floor is a great recipe for success down the road. >> i love seeing them do the shimmy from the floor. >>> russell

let's focus on green energy. >> think about all the money that was invested in the whole green energy market. billions of dollars to green energy. mostly wind power and solar power. also, bio fuels like algae because certain people in government decided those are better. andrew agrees they are better. because of extreme weather, companies make a big pivot towards green energy will make money and do good. david of the heritage foundation says, no, the green energy industry is a parasite. and andrew, aren't green energy companies that get government help really parasites? >> well, it's kind of -- it's kind of an odd word for any industry that gets money from the government. that would cover almost every industry. stossel: i will include any company. fine. >> the amount of subsidies going to fossil fuels dwarfs the renewable -- globally about 500 billion -- up to $2 trillion a year going to fossil fuels. stossel: i have to stop you. because we have this chart that talks about energy subsidies for different fuels. and wind and solar per kilowatt produced dwarfs the fossil fuels. >> well,

just sitting on the putting green, i was having a few swings and i just putting green, i was having a swings and ijust can't putting green, i was having a few swings and i just can't swing putting green, i was having a few swings and ijust can't swing the ball. it is pouring down with rain, so ball. it is pouring down with rain, soi ball. it is pouring down with rain, so i was going to go and move the carandi so i was going to go and move the car and i slipped as i was going down the stairs. on the course at augusta national, charley hoffman holds a four stroke lead after the first round following a near immaculate seven under round of 65. three time winner phil mickelson is one under while world number two rory mcilroy is still in the hunt for the only major he's yet to win. jordan spieth, three over, the champion danny willett is won over andjimmy champion danny willett is won over and jimmy walker champion danny willett is won over andjimmy walkerand champion danny willett is won over and jimmy walker and henrik stenson are also struggling. world number two rory mcilroy made a rock

i'm anne-marie green. >>> severe weather hammering the southern u.s. and forcing people to take cover this morning. the worst of it was in louisiana where a tornado flipped a mobile home killing a mother and her 3-year-old daughter. the state is on alert. dmorning. >> good morning,ne it was an ef-1 tornado with 110-mile-per-hour winds responsible for the death of a mother and her young toddler. in vicksburg, mississippi, families were rescued overnight after being trapped in their homes. they carried out their pets and whatever else they could. >> oh, my gosh. that's across the ten tornados have been r more reported in the last 24 hours. heavy rains, high winds, and hail struck from texas to tennessee. louisiana was hit the hardest. in st. maarten parish a woman and her 3-year-old daughter were kill when their mobile home was demolished by a tornado. >> she was a happy baby. she loved animals. she was always severe thunders threat is now moving east and forecasters warn people in the stormcast to stay aler

but green is bringing us out of this tough spot.s jobs making roofing and then weather proofing. it is truly our shot with global warming heating up and our children they wonder, they wonder, they wonder if he will fix the place we give them and make it green and save them for all time. it is not easy being green when many hate the epa even though pollution makes kids sick and everything like that. it is not easy being green when people love their mobile phones and their plug ins and their ipads and their kindles and everything like that. to bring us out of a tough spot it is making roofing and then weather proofing. it is truly our shot with global warming hitting us and our grandkids they love us, they trust us, but they wonder if we will all be green and save them for all time. now, in really, really closing, i will bring you into a room. i want you to think about this of senators who are retiring and we were asked to say good-bye but you know i would rather sing. i sang this song instead. this has never been heard except by a lo

live doppler showing green on the screen. tighter, show you where the rain is falling at this hour. along the peninsula, some light rain falling around redwood city, approaching palo alto at this hour, falling at wood side currently. we'll take you inland. a scattering of some very light showers around pleasanton and livermore to the south and east of sunol. into the north bay, steadier rain around jenner, bodega bay, santa rosa. this is going to be the theme at least the next three to four hours. scattered light showers in nature. while it's raining here, take a look at tahoe, a live look. they are getting some fresh powder this evening. not a lot of snow, two to 3 inches, but still they are adding onto a record year of snow fall across the region. outside right now it's on the chilly side. today temperatures barely got out of the 50s. this is some 10 degrees below normal for this time of year. 57 in san jose right now, we're holding at 51 in santa rosa with light rain, 54 antioch, and oakland right now checking in at 57 deg

bar shows you where our spring enrollment is mostly businesses and then see the green bar to the right the fall improvement 70 thousand customers mostly residential the act of sending a notice for a host of supergreen updates this representatives our best opportunity to talk with customers and tell them about the program and give them that option to renovate, upgrade to supergreen throughout the enrollment customers were upgrading to supergreen and almost went off the charts in a week the yellow is the elderly enrollment supergreen throughout the year you see the steady stream of them all year and my late but final slide tries to track some of the outreach activities i've shoitd in the previous slides and match them to spikes in sign-ups we had a lot of connect on earth day the sierra club phenomenon banking three weeks of upgrades and then, of course, again, all the active we've planned around our residential enrollment in the fall of 2016 generated supergreen sign-ups we're watching and learn and preparing for the future for more enforcements if you have any questions. >> thank you,

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in the green room is author jose green on his new book.ow you some of this morning's headlines. twurng said many parents who took out loans to help their children pay for college are facing default. the loan was from an education department program. it did not ask for financial background questions. as of september 2015, more than 330,000 people had gone at least a year without making a payment. that is 11% of borrowers. this exceeds the default rate on united states mortgages at the peak of the housing crisis. >> "the hill" reports president trump joked about replacing nikki haley. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. it happened during a lunch yesterday with united nations diplomats. >> does everybody like nikki because if you don't she could easily be replaced. we're joking now. we won't do that, i promise. we don't that. she's doing a fantastic job. >> haley was sitting next to the president. she was recently taken a tough line on russia, s korea. >>> fortune reports items in ivanka trump's clothing line were recently being sold

you can see speeds are still in the green. no delays as you make your way over towards the bay bridge toll plaza. along the eastshore freeway from the carquinez bridge to the maze it's an easy 14 minutes. and your ride looks great across the upper deck heading into san francisco. san mateo bridge, out of hayward into foster city, westbound 92 those taillights making their way in the westbound direction. 15 minutes as you make your way over towards the peninsula there and looking good along 880. from 238 to the maze, 10 minutes. that's your traffic. >>> later today, we should get an update on the jail system in santa clara county. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in the newsroom with the latest >>> reporter: santa clara county officials are continuing to put a lot of focus on improving their correctional system. they say while noticeable impact will happen in a matter of months, what they call their crisis may takes years to resolve. suicide prevention is the first topic the county covers in its 13-point jail reform plan. recommend