vincent, annie clark, right?ind-- which one do you mind-- which one do you want? >> call me annie. >> stephen: can i call you vinny? >> police. >> stephen: you're a singer, songwriter, guitar player and you won the smithsonian american ingenuity award for performing arts. ( cheers and applause ). what do you get? what do-- do you get to cut in line at the air and space museum? what come with na? >> yay, you know, it was an award they give out to i guess the brightest minds in a number of different fields, and i was in a room full of nobel prize winners. >> stephen: wow. is that why you have einstein's hair now? ( laughter ) okay, all right. now, st. vincent, st. vincent i'm always looking foricals in show business, are you catholic? >> reformed catholic, maybe. >> stephen: come back in the water is fine. are you from a big family. >> i have four brothers and four sisters and i'm right in the middle. >> troubled child. how fast you can name them? i have 11 in my family. >> really you want to go from top to bottom.

. >>: >>anny: thanks george. spanking children is always controversial. even more so might be a bill proposed in kansas that would give school teachers and caregivers more power to spank children. supporters of the measure say children need to be taught respect. but as bonyen lee reportsm not everyone thinks it's a good idea. deidre sexton enjoys being "nana" with the responsibilities of a guardian by day.

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annie didn't use the symbolic red color he used yellow and just do what she saw. his father used to read to you sherry. but he is using purple instead trying to get closer to the natural color. well schooled in london he has been traditional to use red tunic i came home style. so i was a little worried too about not doing it. it does not. i think not just following the passage. trying to create something new and of his age. is the responsibility of each successive to cut came on then you cut them all and is hoping he can make even just one piece in his career that will be remembered. and he's working on a ceremonial exhibition to be held this summer as the first step in that direction. the un. going in. time now thinks that killed eleven people in tokyo was feeling the warmth of the sun this morning theology aside the one he joins us now with the latest in a world class. is jeffrey's think this comes after days of cold weather. finally the high and can kill will go up to double the six fifteen degrees on a high with bright sunshine same now way into the rest of th

annie's he will step up to meet any points the authorities say the bus exploded in your intake point in the town of about a year to ease its border with israel. south korean foreign ministry officials say thirty two south koreans who were on board. knew. on to read korean citizens were confirmed dead and more than ten numbers are included but the bus explosion the tourists have visited mount sinai and were on the way to israel is any militants have been attacking military and police buildings in the region since the military ousted present hummus and laura c last night the violence against terrorists has put security of all ages and the country on high alert. the south korean government held an emergency meeting. we salute you once you do it. we cannot hold back. our ot go to resentment and i'll cringe meet up soon and we strongly condemn the bombing in law along with amateurs bus carrying on our national song you'll have to wear some members of the church and change on about two hours drive from the capital seoul many gathered to remember the picture. lisa the pundits. trish june be

annie's maybe jewish who took aim at them i met them there. it's a conviction that is hard to comprehend. very hard for the innocence and victim is even put on trial and convicted. it was him back in august two thousand and five it's not an industry the soldier who deserted the army used his mini quiche with my phone to find an adult passengers and nice. he killed four and wounded seventeen before being attacked by the college the grant in one piece being handcuffed by police. if the need for counseling those who seem to school tuesday. i think is more to it. daniel was. and these treaties these acts of talented educators say that if such attacks happen again no one would dare to do anything either and i compared and studied similar cases this one in court were arabs from israel committed acts against and they were killed by for taking the law into their hands. the were never convicted and no charges were brought against him. it's clear there's a double standard in the justice courts. a case in point it's hard to do in annie's rainy today shot

musa forty six of the rats were found guilty of the team management on sunday annie's maybe jewish who took aim at them. i met them there. it's a conviction it is hard to comprehend. very hard to be innocent and victim is even put on trial i baked a couple hours. it was him back in august two thousand and five. it's not an industry the soldier that isn't too keen on the new season and harmful to find a temp passengers and kayaks he killed four and wounded seventeen before he tacked on to college. the grant in one piece being handcuffed by police. if the need for counseling. those who seem to school tuesday. i think it's mostly been the worst among them is red's these acts of talented educators say that if such attacks happen again no one wanted to do anything i compared unsteady similar cases. this morning before it retires from israel committed acts against and they were killed by jones for taking the law into their hands. the were never convicted. no charges were brought against him. it's clear there's a double standard and justice courts. a case in point. it struck a deal in annie's

or anny. >>anny: visit live look from the bay bridge. a huge difference compared to yesterday.you're definitely going to need them right now san francisco you're at 41:54. some house a little cooler and 48. here's a look at your rain headlines. we had to storms to talk about the first goal of the arriving as early as tomorrow morning. it will start out pretty light. and will really start to take up tomorrow afternoon and for your evening commute. that's in the bellwether hot water system. also some heavy weapons. the law rain totals july 1st to 3 in.. more than 5 in. for some of the locations and the impact runway potential when damage. and also may be some urban flooding. tomorrow morning generally cloudy conditions for it is argosies that's rain moving from the coast. we will be really widespread by late afternoon and for that evening ride home tomorrow. 5:00. to see more moderate to rain coming through. that will push on through thursday morning and then thursday, i'm looking at some length rainshowers he did many break and then friday comes to around #two. highs today will

she's gonna sing 'annie.'" [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] and sure enough she sang "annie." have to do. >> that's amazing. >> jimmy: i know. well, it was amazing. everyone got up and sang, like, anne hathaway. >> yeah. sarah jessica parker. >> jimmy: sarah jessica parker. was -- oh, man. >> it was really great. >> jimmy: and it was such a a beautiful night. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know who was great? allison williams. >> allison williams from "girls" -- >> jimmy: man, she can sing. >> -- has a beautiful voice. >> jimmy: holy moly. >> i know. >> jimmy: i was like sitting there like -- "i am so happy they didn't ask me to do it." yeah. >> she's very talented. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i couldn't hold a a candle to that. i was like, "i'm so happy to be in the audience." it was great. >> you don't sing show tunes? >> jimmy: no, i try. >> i watch your show all the time. but i've never seen you sing show tunes. >> jimmy: yeah, no -- you watch the show? >> i do. my kids and i and my mom. she is a big fan of the hash tags. >> jimmy: your mom follows the show? >> oh, my god. my mom

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journalist annie jacobson recalls the program that brought nazi scientists to the cus after world war ii to work on government projects in "operation paper clip: the secret intelligence program that brought nazi scientists to america." in "the twilight of the american enlightenment: the 1950s and the crisis of liberal belief," george mars den, a history professor at university of notre dame, analyzes the political landscape in a post-world war ii u.s. david lockbaum and edward lyman, members of the union of concerned scientists recount the 2011 nuclear emergency in japan at the fukushima nuclear power reactor, the story of a nuclear disaster. in "the news: a user's manual," 25 news stories are analyzed to better understand their effect on readers and viewers. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and book tv.org. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. here's our prime time lineup for tonight. at 7 eastern, rachel sheldon talks about washington brotherhood. at 7:30, robert moraldi profiles seymour hersh. at 9 p.m. eas

anny? >>anny: if your cable bill getting pricey? mlb wonder if it's worth even having it.ower your expensive cable bill. you could call it knowledgeable bargaining for it at is the persistence and you cannot some room monday off of your monthly cable bill creek look at the top 63 >>: some armed with a deal from the competition. the current cable company might to match or beat it. second. be diligent in calling check and often very keep track of when your current deal and. and pay your bills on time for them and negotiate with you more and keep you if you're a good customer and also be open to lock in deals. sure a better deal could come along that you might be able to take advantage of if but there's also a very good chance your bill would have increased over that time anyway. so if the price is pretty good, lock it in. and lastly, if you call and come up short, with a few days and call again. you may get a new customer service agent who may be open to cutting you a deal agreed that this be in a better mood. you never know. >>darya: thanks a lot anny. recreational use of m

they met in a playpen in ohio and john glen has that mad magazine kid face and annie to go with it. she was the ultimate astro-wife. as the women learned it wasn't only a mission about getting their husbands, you know these grade-a military test pilots, who not only are picked for their piloting skills, but there were wild theories about what were going to happen to these men. their hearts stop in space? never stop urinating? so they are picked as human cannon balls. the wives were investigated by the fbi before they were announced. betty remembers investigators coming to the neighbors home and asking things like does she cook every night? doesn't drink? doesn't have communist leanings? because the astro-wives are going to be dished up to the entire world as examples of the height of american family values and these wives, at you know, probably the most stressful time to be a house wife have to hold up this model of perfection. so overnight they are transformed. and i almost think of them as america's first reality stars. really it is like that because life magazine brought the righ

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and im anny hong has erica has more on the forecast. if >>erica: looks like we could get a sprinkle or to this afternoon and later this evening. and man fact impact your evening ride home. you get to that in just a minute. we do have some areas of dense fog. still drive with extra caution and the north bay you're only seen about a mile in santa rosa 3 8 mi. of visibility in oakland. as for temperatures were working up to 40 some of 50s. 54 degrees and pleasanton. sunnyvale 663 satellite and radar shows the high clouds moving into the bay area are currently drive over the sierra. by tuesday another cold front will approach and it can bring us some scattered showers. more details on your on settled a week ahead coming up in just a couple of minutes. right now taken a look at traffic around the bay area the bay area is still an easy ride. however one of the cash month is still experiencing a heavyweight. has a live look at the san mateo bridge holding steady with a drive time of. very clear out there. in fact may have the entire roadway to

annie after breakfast a true leader. we don't jacko an instrumentalist can want to go to chance on with the other performers to discuss their planned production. cooler for the harvest show in a nearby village. they're putting on a traditional grammar. all these. the longer it would draw you would go to the tonight show where you can see on. so harper is one of the four major types of traditional chinese opera is named after the wood plaque it will fall. with the combines characteristics of the day shine she and shaanxi provinces to make the local. it is. did you know the list. she always known the acting the part of the princess. the one issue of police the empress but it is beyond challenge and platoon of cattle on the music and scripts of the local opera. we eat lunch invitations to singing technique. the last decade these were all artists have kept the offer of a lie. it didn't work. this is all there was a time when they are the wounds are times now and i don't see hannah and daddy got it yesterday sent to me to get

the dispensary bought a box for each customer and cells are going well for it >>darya: thanks a lot annyr we have some great video we want to show you. this is video coming out of washington's allies, county or a foot of snow fell at less than 24 hours 3--wat com county. you could see trees and i was covered in snow. some residents even got the chance to go out and play and this now. >>: and check out this road rage, of video and las vegas at a gas station. this surveillance video shows the victim getting clipped by a gray car and then you see him down on the ground there. police say it right before of the hit-and-run the victim back into it with the driver. the victim received serious injuries to his legs and is still recovering in hospital. police are still searching for the other driver. and also fast-moving flames produce seven bolts to charred rubble and washington state marina. the first bricks so fast that the local club volunteer fire department couldn't begin to contain the fire and had to call for help from other agencies. luckily, no one was injured and the time three >>james:

>>anny: good morning thanks for waking up to the kron4 morning news. get straight to the forecast with their coverage >>erica: we are actually picking up some of small returns on storm tracker 4 pretty good to some light rain. we do have some areas of light sprinkled around the bay area. by 3 this afternoon expect sunny skies and breezy conditions. highs could actually reach the upper 60s. we don't have any more wet weather to talk about for the rest of the week but i will be highlighted the warming trend coming up in my next report. here's george. >>george: we have word of a fire in fremont three crews are headed to it. we do know the chp is an issue in some traffic patrol their mission boulevard. it is not to call a commute route to niles canyon road but it is a busy intersection agreed to lend road is tough to navigate early in the morning, but again we only know so far that they are providing some traffic and do not know how traffic is blocked. if it is. your quick commute check shows like traffic for most of the freeways. but we do see a little sl

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with it and annie was the ultimate astronaut wife. as the women soon learned, it is not only emission about getting their husbands, these great a military test pilots who not only are picked for their piloting skills but as some of the scientists say when they pick the astronauts, there were wild series what we're going to happen, where their hearts going to stop in space? would they stop urinating? was there blood pressure going to fall to zero, they were picked for being literally human cannonballs. can they withstand it? the why is too were actually investigated by the fbi before the couples were announced. betty remembers investigators coming over to her neighbor's home and asking questions about her. would miss is grissom quote home cooked meal every night? she doesn't drink too much? doesn't have any communist leanings? all of a sudden not only the astronauts but their wives, a r astrowives wives are tisch step to the entire world as examples of the height of american family values and these wives, the most stressful time to be

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coe sanchez, the corporate communications at app annie. facebook bought what's app for $19 billion. but tonight mind boggling toe-curling perspective of what $19 billion means. what's app? i'll tell you what's app. somehow worth more than what major american companies are worth for dates. more than american airlines, also around $12 billion more than blackstone worth about $18 billion, worth more than fidelity and dee x-erox. there are old men crying into their finely aged scotch. i'm ali velshi, good night. >> opposition forces have been killed in fighting, there play be a break through. ukraine's president says a deal a deal has been reached to end the bloodshed and will be signed on friday. >>> an exclusive look inside the taliban fighting, taliban fighters outside of kabul. they're attempting to attack suicide fighters, but once they see overhead they preed. mohamed fahmy, peter greste and baher mohamed appeared in court on thursday, al jazeera says their charges are false and demands the immediate release of its staff. >>> demonstrators gathered outside seattle's fast food rest

they all have to be. >> how about annie dukan up in massachusetts who had thousands of cases that weredefendants had convictions they temporarily set aside. let's just say right here and now, let's hope none of this ever came near a death penalty case. that's where i start getting real angry. you and i are going to talk about that in another time and place. thank you for that. do appreciate it. another big case we have to get to. a convicted killer right now on the loose. he is supposed to be behind bars for a life sentence. he killed four people. now, he has escaped from a michigan prison, took a woman hostage with a knife or a box cutter or some other gentle piece of equipment. now, he out there. so, how is the manhunt going? we'll update you in a moment. [ female announcer ] a classic macaroni & cheese from stouffer's starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. t♪at moment you enjoy it at home. they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they li

. >> annie chicago is on the line. are you with us? let us know your most favorite part of the whole experience was for you. >> well, that is a great question, annie. thank you. i loved the first state dinner. it was big and scary. i was working with a wonderful team both mine and in the social office. it was wonderful to be into that state dinner and saying we did it and people had a great time and no body had a terrible time or got sick. >> you mention the seating plans, what kind of protocol is in involved in that? >> my other social secretary friend would say you would never seat spouses together. but the obama's feel different about that. they think spouses and friends don't spent enough time together so we seat them together. we typically split up men and women and make it boy/girl. but it varies. >> from houston, texas. kin kingsley is on the phone. >> just a couple questions for you: first of all, what influence or input does mrs.obama have for setting the dinner of the state menu. and given the fact there could be a female pre

. >> annie chicago is on the line. are you with us?. >> well, that is a great question, annie. thank you. i loved the first state dinner. it was big and scary. i was working with a wonderful team both mine and in the social office. it was wonderful to be into that state dinner and saying we did it and people had a great time and no body had a terrible time or got sick. >> you mention the seating plans, what kind of protocol is in involved in that? >> my other social secretary friend would say you would never seat spouses together. but the obama's feel different about that. they think spouses and friends don't spent enough time together so we seat them together. we typically split up men and women and make it boy/girl. but it varies. >> from houston, texas. kin kingsley is on the phone. >> just a couple questions for you: first of all, what influence or input does mrs.obama have for setting the dinner of the state menu. and given the fact there could be a female president, is the whitehouse set up for a male first gentlemen. who might b

this along with the lurid details the bill signed by presidents of annie has been staunchly denounced by his western backers. the french national assembly expected to approve an extension the french presence in the central african republic lawmakers though wary of getting bogged down a costly conflict. the prime minister pledging to quickly hand over next month the un mandate was the security council has voted. spike ethnic and religious cleansing. the french prime minister talking up the prospects of returning to rule of law. visiting show it is a bc elections must be organized people to carry twenty fifteen and important steps have already been taken to the criminal code to an adult it's silly it's gone and the electoral authority is now in place the international community needs to do for it and to respect this timetable for young mr said. or is it that the cuddle you. chorus of view on the ground is a little bit different reporting earlier calls and gets crisp morning donkey this got to see these markets tools that will ease the country's district scenes which it was possible but

we've got a very quick response from mark and annie. go first. >> for the first time in life i agree with everything ben said. what i find more devastating is that the world still responds to woody allen as a cultural hero when there are a lot of other folks who have had sketchy pasts, r. kellys of the world who have been marginalized. i think it's sad we still hail him. >> annie, last word to you. >> i agree with what ben has to say in terms of walking through the allegations and woody allen's own behavior. but i am very uncomfortable about litigating this in public, litigating this over twitter. at this point, take woody allen as you will. whether or not you want to see his movies or not. but i don't think we're ever going to get to the truth of the matter. as i say it makes me very uncomfortable that the public is being sort of drawn into this. >> we'll leave it there. it's been a night of history on this show. i have disagreed with marc lamont hill with just about everything he's said, and marc has agreed with ben ferguson. dramatic

good morning. >>: good morning anny. the rain is coming down pretty consistently and is pretty hard at this point. it's been coming down since about 10:00 last night and it's pretty much the hardest rain we've seen of it all season long. i know we've waited for the rain and it is finally here. it's coming down. normally the north bay is the first one to get it at were the last one to use it and that's the case this morning. it is coming down the and the good news is not a lot of land right now. here's kron4's will tran. >>: if you're leaving the house you have to agree opportunity because the rain is not coming down. yet no major one show wipers for the rain but to definitely needed for all the posts that are still there that the rain cost around 3330 this morning so take it easy if you're heading to the san mateo bridge and toll plaza. we are monitoring the situation in the east bay. it should anything capt. we are ready to rush over are right now this is a great time. the rain has stopped for now. >>: the cars are now

jonathan feeney told me if you look at some of these companies, annie's which makes organic mac and cheese, they have actually cited what the industry calls clean labels as a positive catalyst for sales. investors certainly need to start seeing that from big food companies. in the last 24 hours alone, you can see this in the stock market action of these companies, annie's lowering its earnings outlook, dean foods reporting a loss citing cuts in food stamp benefits and conagra lowering earnings. now food companies are coming in and shaking things up and trying to appeal to consumers' growing awareness towards healthier food. >> i can understand that completely. when you feed your kids something you want it to be good for them. thanks, sara. appreciate it. >>> as we told you, a big day for the markets. seema mody is covering the almost full percent advance at the nasdaq. >> that's right. regeneron up 5% today in a day old school and new school tech also on the rise. my full report in two minutes. from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national let

>> i spend a lot of time from annie, so annie would be the word. >> annie would say everything workedng russia is celebrating its first ever gold medal in women's figure skating, but many other fans say she did not deserve to win. they are criticizing the judging last night. and mark phillips are in sochi where officials are dismissing the complaints. >> reporter: good morning. figure skating has had a very rough time at the games. it comes down in each case to a controversy over the judging. last night's winner, the russian girl she was a huge favorite here, and the whole weight of the nation riding on her shoulder especially after the russian hockey team lost here and the allegation was she was judged more favoritebly than the korean girl who some here thought skated a better program. but figure skating judging has tried to reform itself and it's a technical and complicated issue now, and they judge which side of the skate you land on and it's more of an arithmetic than the overall aesthetic look at the program and the difficulty of the program, so there are arguments as to which of

did they put the part where a woman confirmed he molested her at age 7, before or after annie hall. >> the only recourse legally that woody allen would have would be to file a defamation case against dylan farrow. that would be a public relations disaster. >> reporter: allen has said from the beginning the charges were wholly invented, telling date line in 1994 -- >> i don't feel scarred. i feel only that a monumental tragic injustice has been done to my daughter. >> reporter: but now questions again about those old charges. >> you don't have any comment about dylan's letter? >> reporter: in that letter, dylan challenged some of the stars of allen's films, including diane keaton, cate blanchett, louie ck. none commented today, crimes in misdemeanors, blue jasmine, up for three oscars again is subject to hotly debated and distinctively different views of the artist and his art. mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back, our making a difference report. the remarkable story of a second chance at life. >>> finally tonight, they are in the business of saving lives. that is,

the audience cheered when the announcement was made at the 41st annie awards ceremony in los angeles. >> miyazaki, "the wind rises." >> the prizes are regarded as the animation equivalent of the academy awards for movies. this is the second time he has won in the writing category. his first was in 2003 for spirited away, which was also chosen as the best animated feature. but this time the wind rises did not win the most coveted honor for best animated feature. that went to walt disney animation studios' "frozen." "the wind rises" and "frozen" will compete for an oscar statuette for best animated feature on march 2nd. people in tokyo enjoyed the sunshine monday while it lasted. our meteorologist robert speta says it's reversing course tomorrow, and may even snow in some parts of japan. robert? >> yeah, gene, you're right. it is going to get cold, and what's going to happening is we have this big blast of arctic air coming in from siberia all the way up towards the north. as that descends south it's going to bring enough cold temperatures to possibly make it snow, even in tokyo. take a

later today, another march schedule to protest the fatal shooting by a sheriff deputy. 13-year-old annie lopez was killed last october when he refused to drop what turned out to be a toy replica of an ak47. protestors will meet today at 1:30 at the old courthouse square to demand the state attorney generals office look into the shooting. >>> happening to the, two tall ships are providing a history lesson on the san francisco waterfront. we're on pier 40 in san francisco where school kids are taking a trip back in time. kate. >> reporter: michelle, yes, those two tall ships are here and you can take a look right over there. we've had a steady stream of visitors all morning. from here at san francisco pier 40, the ships will dock in oakland and make trips before leaving the bay area. all aboard the handsome couple are making a san francisco pit stop on their bay area voyage. the lady washington is a two masted rig that towers at 89 feet tall and 112 feet wide of the tall ship's mission to help educate young students about life at sea. >> the two boats travel up and down the west coast work

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. >> vella davis is annie an icon. i love her. when you read her book, you can see the histor cool process from the 60s and how we've grown and also how we've not grown. black history month is so important because we have 65 days but i think when we started looking at how the multiculture, how this country has always been multicultural and one of my favorite people is benjamin banaker, he wrote in his almanac, and his almanac was popular among thomas jefferson, george washington. >> the inventor. >> yes, he was an astronomer, and also he helped to -- his memory was so fantastic. he worked with the french architect to design washington and when the relationship -- everything is relationships. when the relationship between george washington and the french architect fell apart, he left the country with the designs, benjamin banaker had memorized all these designs and was able to ease and help george washington relax. >> that's a part of history i think we don't know. >> and so he could -- he reconstructed the whole design from memory

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here's anny. >>anny: and other really nice day today. some big and changes.skies. temperatures in the low forties to mid '50's. most of us waking up to sunny conditions. this afternoon, lots of sunshine. a lot another warm day. this evening to the jews in the '50s. sepsis 52 n. san mateo. 53 of san francisco thrift the 44 our friends and and not all grit our highs today. going for generally low '70's. around 69 oakland. at mid-60s and san francisco. today tomorrow looks dry and some free but we're going to have high pressure break down. will let you know what they will be the wettest out of the next seven. >>:our top story this morning. a bay area firefighter crushed to death by a if tractor in the east bay. faugh it happened over the weekend. this is a picture from the he was a firefighter. his gear is draped on a fire truck in memorial. kron four's will tran is live in berkeley with details. he was on his tractor trying to clear for the upcoming rain were going to see later on this week but instead from of the tractor pulls off an embankment falls about 200

and annie's, the organic company known for its packaged mack and cheese also lowered its forecast for profits. >> all food companies are experiencing weak volumes owing to consumer spending that's been very constrained. >> reporter: a sluggish consumer is just one problem food companies are dealing with. higher commodities and raw materials costs are also a big headache. dean foods cited higher milk prices which it expects to climb even higher in 2014 and higher organic wheat prices. without big gains in jobs and income these companies are going to have to fight to get grocery shoppers to buy their food. >> consumers are more focused on value rather than higher value added, premium natural products. but certainly cleaner labels and more natural ingredients are something that the consumer's looking for and manufacturers are increasingly provided more and more of those options. >> reporter: we're seeing that strategy play out every day. kraft foods announcing it's taking an artificial preser tiff out of its singles. subway removed an ingredient the fda says are safe but consumers are no

to be liberal consensus on the wee boy some chose the name annie bought him one of which is not a success the man asserts a village before i came to craft some nectarines the danish or a smart can access across a wider range of sectors. but they didn't announce a date for the next round of talks. the biggest puddle was lack of progress between the us and japan on either a cultural types japanese delegates say they were ready to reduce or remove types on some key products like beef and pork but us officials who wants to pound to abolish types on almost all in farm goods delegates from other countries are frustrated he's told us to pam negotiations would slow down the overall talks when i got some forty busy include gdp destiny to see all that forty percent. and he's depending on its site so of course. when i reach the conclusion that women still bullseye when they reach a conclusion within me everyone of us. and is a very important not only of the outcome. minister in china just to keep the talks says officials will continue working level talks with u s negotiators. by this as the clock is

and im anny hong toss to weather and traffic. a woman is dead after a police officer shot her because she was reportedly threatening him with a gun. this happened last night in hayward on foothill boulevard. police say they performed a welfare check on a woman who was repeatedly calling 911. when police arrived, they say she displayed the handgun in a "threatening manner." when she refused to drop her gun, one officer fired his weapon and shot her. she was transported to a hospital where she was pronounced dead. the officer who fired had been with the hayward police department for a year. police say, little kayleigh was beaten to death. and that her mother, sara krueger and boyfriend, ryan warner, are responsible. but court documents say. the couple told police, they found the child dead by unknown circumstances. and instead of reporting it. the couple told police, they stored the body in a suitcase for three -days. and then placed the body in a freezer. police eventually found the dead child in her bed last saturday. the distric

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