and barnum & bailey circus wither sister, alana.also response will for producing disney on ice. alana, who is the middle daughter, in addition to the circus, she is responsible for another business, and juliet works on motorsports. she is also producing marvel universe live, which is the most comomplicated pject. we have been working on it for over a year. we open in july. we are actually in washington, d.c. on the fourth of september, and i think it is the 18th of september we are at the patriot center. but this will be a live experience like none other. >> on the business aside, what is it that you -- besides innovation -- at is that y you hope y you have passed on to yor daughters in terms of business? >> i think the one thing with the busineness -- if it were to stop with me, that i would tell them we faileded. so the idea in everything we do we look at the long-term. everything we have our people have- trusted feld entertainment for 34 years with her most prized characters, the essence of w wht they are. it is because we treat

. >> reporter: two sexual assaults, two days apart near two popular stores here in bailey crossroads. you can imagine what people are saying here about that. >> it's awful. it's terrible. we're scared that this is happening. you hear it more and more. >> reporter: bob's furniture store, january 29th, 6:00 a.m., a woman is walking outside a building. she's on her way to a bus stop. she says she hears foot steps coming up behind her. a man grabs her, forces her to the ground and assaults her. she manages to run away. the suspect described is tall and thin wearing a black mask and a hood and an orange jacket. you can see him in the foreground of this surveillance picture. >> well, you have to watch where you're going. always be aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: the ross department store across the street. two days later, january 31st, it's about 6:00 p.m. a 28-year-old woman is shopping inside. she's approached by this well dressed man. he's a smooth talker. she's apprched by a man speaking to her in spanish. she knew from the way he was speaking it was not his native language but

kay bailey hutchison, martin frost, thank you much.for this edition of "the daily rundown." coming up next is chris jansing. tdr 50 week rolls on. tomorrow, the texas primary. bye-bye. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins. because of our winter storm, travel very difficult. right through the midatlantic, heavy snow throughout the morning hours from areas of southern new jersey, philadelphia, all the way down to richmond with the bullseye right around washington, d.c. also still bitterly cold from dallas through the northern plains. have a great monday. the end. lovely read susan. may i read something? yes, please. of course. a rich, never bitter taste cup after cup. 340 grams. [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] always rich, never bitter. gevalia. never bitter. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. iwe don't back down. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no tax

this is not going to end well and this is a crime scene." >> reporter: principal ed bailey was taken aback by kevin's comment. >> i understand we have an issue here that keith's not where we thought he should be, but what do you mean it's not gonna end well? >> reporter: the principal had called the sheriff's office to report keith missing. deputies had responded to the scene. >> nothing added up. he had a bag packed. it looked like he was preparing for his trip, but nothing else was out of place. >> reporter: deputies broke out flashlights and searched the house, the grounds, but no luck. keith reed was flat out gone. and it's ral mystery to them when they leave the house? >> correct. >> reporter: sunday night ended in drenching rain, darker than usual around the house. they hadn't yet figured out why the exterior lights by the garage weren't working. they hadn't talked to the neighbors about some loud voices they heard. where was the school superintendent, mr. reed? >> this was a man who was responsible and respected, didn't seem the sort to just take off without telling anyone. as

we have kay bailey hutchinson and momentarily we'll have andy card. senator hutchinson, let me go to you first. >> you have to give credit where credit is due. you have to take that action. but larry, it's time for the europeans, along with us, to be very, very serious about sanctions and alternatives to relying on russia about this kind of behavior. >> i want to get back to europe. congressman ken brady, president obama announced today the seventh u.s. application for the export of natural gas, he passed that. me, i want for or 30 more of these. >> it sends a much stronger signal. we know that the faucet does not quite running for a while. russia, i'm not normally the fan of economic sanctions. russia is vulnerable is banking and moral natural gas flowing through the u.s. is the right one. >> senator hutchison, i've looked at this, i've looked at numbers, i've looked at everything, the russian's economy is terrible. the stock is down 40%. the ruble is down 20% over the last three years. it's a gas station. outside of that, it's just a gas station. th

bailey is very lucky little girl.five great grandparents and three grandparents. >> don't ask. only in america. >> okay. our next baby of the week is carabella ann amodeo. >> how do you know? >> i read it before. >> born on february 13th, new jersey. her parents offered this advice. the days might feel long, but the years will feel short. so hold your baby every moment you can. that is an adorable little baby. >> that's how i feel about you, hodi. >> you do? >> yes, i do. next to a baby boy in san francisco on january 20th, kenji william dea. yeah. i think it is dea. this is the first child for parents lisa and brian, hoda. and they say he's getting bigger and bigger every day. that's because he's healthy and already 13 pounds. good for him. final baby is who? benjamin gary siefken. >> hoda! >> born in iowa on january 24th, adorable. his mother jennifer says he has his dad's big blue eyes. >> look at that baby. >> beautiful. >> if you want to submit your baby to be the johnson baby of the week, all the details are on

. >>> australia's captain bailey has down played any advantage his team may have going in to pakistan. bailey said that pakistan will be key for redemption after they lost their opener against india. >> i don't think we have any advantage. you know, i think if anything they have the advantage in terms of having played here and got used to the conditions. we haven't played on this ground yet. it will be fresh for us, and we'll have to adjust very quickly. secondly, i think they're all dangerous. >> that's all your sport for now. more from me later. >> thank you very much, indeed. do stay with us at al jazeera. we'll have another full news bulletin with all the details of what's going on in crimea coming up if just a couple of minutes.

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bailey. woohoo i saw the experts suggest the explanation should be related to autism. since the blokes were influenced by the odds of indian and um hum of boaters and i i. many of the e book six figures are actually supposed to hold it against collegians design eye any news in appointing its own for meditation purposes one painting and kate number sixty seven to take the boat of the coop sitting on the story. on his lights off stolen mobiles and it all goes well and with this colorful place. moon moon and i and mdm. land. i knew the meditation book was imagining the heads of new plymouth this guy is called the leading design. ace the uk's on what it means the lake to see any damage that was. just to get to their attention to the dragon's head. the test in its mouth which is on like symbols of jensen was typical of the envious. in it. it is a mythical chinese. with the polity of the snake clueless of phoenix elizabeth did scales of updates and whiskers of the technique. he tracked related links. in china the shock tiny bit it means the reality that dates back about eigh

kyle bailey here is an aviation analyst and a pilot himself. what is your thinking on where we are now? >> i pretty much am leaning towards a mechanical issue? >> why. >> possibly an electrical issue. with the lithium batteries onboard the aircraft, little concern. >> if there is some sort of catastrophic event -- and that would qualify -- whoa would the jet make this what appear to be preprogrammed jaunt into an area which it didn't belong for seven or eight hours? >> there's a little bit of question whether it was preprogrammed or not. i think immediately the pilots want to make a 180 or left turn to get back to just lan to -- land the airplane. they might have preprogrammed actually the closest airport into the system, and then the plane might have just kept on going. >> so it's possible that the system which controls the navigation of the jet, would have malfunctioned in a way that would have just sent it going until it ran out of fuel? >> not necessarily. the pilots would have put publish the nearest airport in there and then, say, somethi

lost control on the wet roadway and ended up a muddy embankment off of northbound 101 near bailey.e drivers decided the best way to deal with the dangerous conditions was to put the car in park. >> like the highway patrol say we just got to slow it down a little bit. just better to be safe and get home than a speeded rush and end up in an accident. >> in the south bay there was lots of flooding on the roadways. that made for much nastier commute at night. that roadway, though, now clear. looking live in the south bay near the taylor exit off of highway 87, the video that you just saw that was the same area completely flooded. now it's all clear. can't blame it all on the rain, though, because copper thieves are to blame for some of yesterday's flooding. created a huge mess on 87 in san jose. caltrans says right there's a water pump that is supposed to keep water off the roadway, but sometime thursday night thiefs stole copper wiring that the pump needs to operate. chp had to shut down the right-hand land for ten hours. >>> and b.a.r.t. officials confirm that yesterday's delays in t

congregation and my faith will keep me on the straight and narrow. >> mccullough's passenger, judith baileye burns and makes a recovery as well. but the steam pipe explosion is blamed for the death of 51-year-old lois bemeric, a human resources exec frif new jersey, who dies from a heart attack. more than 40 others are injured. an investigation concludes heavy rainfall and leaky pipes caused the explosion. the city orders improvements for new york's vast and aging underground steam system to prevent a similar catastrophe. >>> coming up -- nearly 10,000 volts of electricity on the loose. >>> caught in the crosshairs of a terrorist attack. >> it felt like the car was lifted off the ground and landed with a thump. >>> a dance floor turns into a black hole. >>> and a tv news helicopter becomes the lead story. >> oh, no, no, no, no! >> when "caught on camera: on the edge of death" continues. we decided to settle this. a steel cage death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all comers. turbocharged engines against...engines. best in class rear legroom against other-class legroom

and global response, former texas senator kay bailey hutchison, former undersecretary of state nick burns and benn steil. benn is also the author of this book. senator hutchison, welcome back. >> thank you. >> i don't need to remind you but i've said it on the show. right this moment, whatever happened before, this is a tricky situation. and it's good if we all recall and know that vladimir putin is the bad guy right now. now, let me ask you, do you think this congress, particularly the republican house, might give president obama the kind of financial assistance which could be transferred to the ukraine to help the situation? >> oh, i do, larry. and i agree wholeheartedly with the point that you've been making. i don't think we should be criticizing the president right now as he is in a situation where we need to be america and speaking with one voice hopefully. and i think also it is so important that we bring our allies in here. nato and the eu must be a part of anything that is done because they have so much at stake and they have the proximity to this area. >> nick burns, nato and th

to terrify the state is also called all the wrongs that follows the collapse on tuesday of the old bailey trial of toned down a bit on the goal months old in connection with the nineteen eighty two hyde park bombing attention is brought to the surface by this controversy were evident instalments grace home families who lost loved ones in the given bombing showed their hostility to change things not the contents. it was another republican john downey is gaudy gold spot this trial. his trial at the old bailey in relation to the nineteen eighty two hyde park bombing collapsed last tuesday. he had a two thousand and seven metre from the northern ireland office in the critique see he wasn't wanted by the police in northern ireland red square the herb rolled into the domain. the system shinn fein is being upgraded with the british government in one form or another for fourteen years. it allows individuals to clarify if they are wanted by the authorities. peter robinson's trip to resign was withdrawn after the british government agreed that george would refute the operation of that system. mr ro

all right, let's move up to the nba now, the wizards guard bradley bailey was injured last night when the team took on the magic, tonight that ankle is just fine, bill is in the starting lineup. now as for the rest of his teammates, they will take on the nets, these two squads are neck and neck in the standings. coach doesn't have too much to say to let these guys get going for this big game. >> if you need motivation now, and the position we're at, we're in trouble. you know, i think -- they know where brooklyn stands and where we're at and tied in the standings, you know. but i don't need to bring that up to them to get them fired up. i think they understand that. >> wizards hosting the nets tonight, brooklyn will start right above the wizards in the eastern conference standings. >>> let's head down to florida where the nationals were facing the marlins at roger dean's stadium. steven straussberg was king of the hill. four innings of shutout baseball, only allow twed to tw hits and he struck out four batters. nathan ramos, he's been hot this spring training, take this is pitcher rig

sergeant back from a six-month deployment in afghanistan is here to surprise his oldest daughter baileywho has no idea dad is finally home. >> i was so surprised. my friends told me to come. i thought it was to meet a friend or something. >> it was just wonderful to see that smile on her face. >> operate surprise is just getting started. the sergeant off to a second school just outside salt lake city. the back road in his daughter's sidney's class. >> i had no clu. i was really surprised. now 10-year-old olivia's turn. her big present? dad inside the box. >> surprise. hi! happy birthday. >> a special birthday, and for this family an incredible gift. nbc news, los angeles. >> i think disguising himself as a mascot may have been the best one there. he did them all very well. still ahead at 5:00, we'll take you to the ballpark. opening day for little league teams in the south bay. it's next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. save 25% when you buy two scotts fertilizers -- one to use now and one for later. >>> updating you on breaking news. it happened at 26th street and florida in

anduinness and bailey's bush mills. it is an irish car bomb.>> you never had one on friday. >> i did after you left. >> see what happens after i leave. >> lots of upside. not a lot of catalyst for that upside. we were talking about the big concern of ukraine and here we have the crime he about -- crimea vote. it advocates for secession from ukraine. it was the expected outcome. >> you knew the crimea vote was coming. you knew that any kind of sanctions would be week -- we ak. it has played out exactly as planned. crack and it is st. patrick's day. >> time for the roundup. here are the stories we are tracking. with gm.icking it off >> gm has announced read more issues that they're going to recall cards for. it is unrelated to the nation recall. it covers 1.5 million gm vehicles. the total recall charges are expected to be $300 million in the first quarter. i would think that the costs are not the main concern. -- it creates a dead in gm reputation as a problem for the u.s. government. express, gm vans. they need to rework passenger panels. they

benjamin bailey of praxis mutual funds is skyping with us this morning...hello-- are the bonds mostly tied to renewable energy and environmental projects? >>yes, mostly to renewable energy projects or energy efficiency projects. >>green bonds have been around since 2008. what are the returns? >>the returns are pretty similar to fannie mae or freddie mac agency bonds so they're not bad. they have generally been a little bit better than treasury bonds. >>are the bonds growing in popularity? are they going mainstream? >>yeah, they definitely are growing. as you talked about in 2008that's kind of when the market started. 2009 was a decent year and really 2013 was quite a year of growth also. we started to have green corporate bondsthat was bank of america. more recently, we've started to have some asset backed security green bonds also. >>what do you think the future holds? >>we're very hopeful that the market will continue to grow and there will be more corporate green bonds. it will be exciting to have some of the things that have a little bit more yield to them. so hopefully the asset

. >>> house speaker john bailey comic banter and minority leader nancy pelosi have found something they can agree on. both would like pulp two address congress. speaker boehner who is catholic issued an open informal invitation to pope francis on the first anniversary of his papacy today. if the pope accepts he will be the first pope to speak before congress. >>> thank you for making ktuv your news. were always here for you a ktuv.com and you can always follow us on facebook and twitter. our coverage continues with the 10:00 p.m. news and tonight high pressure hydrants are helping fire fighters but only in the city of san cisco. so were asking why that life- saving system isn't available in every neighborhood. that story coming up on the 10:00 p.m. news right here on tv [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz" -- >> we got hold of a part of the new "naked and afraid." i don't know if you knew this -- mosquitoes can eat away at vaginas. >> right now they're eating my vagina alive. >> this mosquito is going back high-fiving. >> you know

i'm your tour guide, bailey bungee. how'd you know it was us?y would be on the safari, so i begged to come along. this is my vacation too. [ chuckles ] my daughter, bindi. and you must be george. yeah! let's get going. your australian outback safari adventure awaits.

>> sugar and salt and baileys. we have a pickling spice. >>we have that flavor right there. let it come to a boil. once it comes to a boil take it off the heat. >>we have about one minute left. >>we will let that cool over night. add the red onions. let it sit over night for about two day. s. >>from there we add the cheese. look at that. >>you have your own sauce. >>a vintage sauce with a touch of tartar sauce. we have the burger and a little bit of lettuce. >>here we go. >>it looks good. >>an advantage you are open from 11 am - 11pm. that gives anyone stopping by a wide range. >>teh entrance is on the rush st side. >>chicago. we have snow fall traversing the area. a jet stream going from west to east. uc we're moving pretend they animation. we're into early next week there. the flood of air will bring us 40 degree temperatures. the cooler air will come in. here you can see with the air mass depicted. see how the blue and light blue cold air retreats to the north. we go warm on friday. we turn a little bit cooler there on saturday. we could be talking about mid '40's by the

that's when the ringling brothers barnum & bailey circus opens its new show "built to amaze." we have gigi the clown here with us. guess what? she has a certified degree, a bark lore of fun arts. >> yes, i do. what can i say. >> built to amaze, a brand new experience. what does that mean, brand new experience? everyone will see brand new acts from the greatest show on earth. one of my favorites, a great way to celebrate march madness none other than the king charms troupe -- charles troupe. it's been part of the family since 1969. we are now seeing second and third generation performers. they ride on unicycles and play basketball. >> wow. perfect for march madness. >> it is. >> you have a comedy troupe as well. >> it's alex and irene that. they're fabulous. there's one act that they do, they bring back old time vaudeville. they do a ski act. it includes acrobatics and tap dancing on skis. they have this one magic act-- >> acrobats on skis. >> it's fabulous. they also do a magic act that i have friends and family, they've come back to see the show just to watch the blowoff of t

bailey s had predicted that more than eighty percent of voters will see yes he said his government plans to seize the facilities of ukraine's state oil and gas company and its railway. he said if voters approve of separation pension payments would likely be painted in a russian rubles. instead of the ukrainian read now. and he said the regional government will grant the language of the crimean tatar its official status. i i. it's now five days since the malaysian airlines plane disappeared six teams from twelve countries and scouring vast areas of the ocean from the south china sea to the street of melaka. but there's still no clues to its whereabouts. vietnam and singapore at monday's involved in the section along with the united states and china. an eight man team and japan's emergency rescue citizens joined the senate on wednesday following a request from the malaysian government japan's defense minister is sending one hundred years now and five and six including at least one c one thirty transport plane and a p three c patrol. i see one parity will drive early thursday the agreement

arthel: kyle bailey is an aviation analyst and licensed pilot.2 is when they shared the data. but the malaysian investigators didn't redirect their search efforts to the indian ocean until march 15. how much could that have affected the search? >> it's a shame in the beginning they were searching up near the straits of malacca. that's a waste of maritime assets and manpower. the bottom line is, this company, the satellite operator and owners of satellites are a well respected corporation. 35 years in business. it's not their job for search and rescue. the acars system is transmitting critical engine performance, parameters of the flight. it's not meant for pinpointing the exact location of the aircraft. arthel: so talk about the kind of information that could have been collected during those 10 days and how much the plane itself could have been deteriorated in that period. >> it is a relatively short period of time. depending on how the aircraft impacted the ocean. whether it's in many pieces or whether it ex ploafd. the biggest is to recover the

it being a leading light in the far right movement in ukraine another shooting in such go bailey to the snow has led to calls for the country's acting interior minister to stand on. the activist off with a move that triggered the hero in the overthrow of president viktor yanukovich was killed to the interior ministry by offices of the so called special unit. when was the one chosen. we can't keep silent when the ministry of interior is acting against the revolution. this is why the demand that the acting minister mohsen of a cough resigned immediately. it is still in use them as well. we also demand that the commander of the so called special forces on all those guilty of such schools but there should be arrested notice the pool when the breeze. the dead man had told his supporters he paid for is life and that the police were not to kill him. i want to do the symptoms this moment if there are on three dozen special offices. i believe they could've taken a lie and then explained to him while he was arrested and was criminal group e was supposed to be a member of on the site it looks as i

and some roadwork also in the concord area, eastbound 4, willow pass to bailey. kristen, eric. >> sue, thank you. >>> 4:40. next, president obama heading to connecticut. why he's asking the rest of the u.s. to follow that state's example. >>> also, guacamole lovers could soon be without their favorite treat. the climate issue is putting avocados at risk. >>> the south bay community shows its appreciation for a world war ii vet. he's now become a hit around the world. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >> announcer: this is abc 7 news. >>> welcome back. 4:42. oms statement set to begin this morning in the trial of osama bin laden's son-in-law in new york. seiulimann aubal gaye is suspected of killing americans after the 9/11 attacks. in the inner circle of bin laden's terror taect attack. he's revealed key intelligence about al qaeda operatives. the highest to be tried in the u.s. >>> a woman killed in a gas explosion that destroyed ten homes and damaged 45 others. the woman's body was found on a car not far from the blast near trenton yesterday.

bolivian president evo morales spoke out in support among peoples move again scandal is that day he will bailey was a kid it's perfectly clear that there is foreign interference from the government of united states and animals. as brother merger of publicly denounce with documentation it's a new strategy of the american empire's defiant some groups below table to create conflicts and then look for military intervention the waiter be from the blue helmets of the united nations force through nato. political observers say even the smallest actions against animal could be seen as a warning to other countries not to get involved with its domestic affairs but this didn't stop the united nations from submitting the report on thursday voicing concerns over alleged reports of torture and arbitrary detention. but then this will secure the forests. well earlier this week the us house of representatives passed a resolution condemning the tactics used by the venezuelan government gets home. however it's the people breaking commercial relations. most experts believe the economic relations with the us will no

agency for a donation to the police will consider the application of an enterprise a corresponding bailey's being prepared many agency for regulation of natural monopolies. this was announcing the government how in the martian nice but the chairman of the agency lacked the spine of false reporting and on the results of two thousand thirteen jury last year the man and investment sector reached two hundred and thirty million ten pm because of this it was possible to increase the energy efficiency of many utility service providers as a result consumers have saved over eleven point five billion taking in addition the moratorium on the change of the ring to it tears is effective and tony first the war contamination excessive regulations and on the redemption of losses still continues today monopolies are hard to develop a five year program which clearly defines the entire plan for the modernization of equipment and replacement of networks without this document their requests for the remission of terence are not considered sellers of employees working in the networks and water utilities will be i

european commissioner for economic affairs olli rehn says brussels set that aside from one point taking bailey and girls of the immediate financial help. yet is facing bankruptcy soon if it doesn't secure loans from abroad. now earlier i spoke to all fish when he's a professor of international affairs and security policy at the university of potsdam and asked him if the eu is author of more financial support for ukraine is the right strategy if deduce from isolated eu measure. i will grow on the advice and much to collapse and in the midst of the international monetary fund in this puddle of drool on a policy called cent. and actually addresses the entire strategic problem is that exists today between russia and ukraine and the european union. man did that too. it could be good be wise to use it. the gemini is pushing for russia to accept an osce observer mission on the ground in ukraine what could a team do that. when the ulysses none of that in this film. organization but it can actually if the permit it. that connection the game impact on the ground and report handed to them and actually al

. >> reporter: what's left of this home belongs to larry bailey. he and his wife escaped with their lives. >> the roof started falling in on her. i was screaming at her. she got under the table, though, and i hugged her. >> reporter: today, as the storm marched east -- >> lord, look at all this water! >> reporter: heavy rains stranded vehicles in slidell, louisiana, and parts of mississippi. all this after the most powerful nor'easter in decades. families on cape cod could feel the walls shaking. there's more on the way from texas tonight, threatening four inches of rain when it reaches the northeast, putting ten states under a flood watch this weekend. the snow melting in new england isn't helping. this same system could bring hail and near 70-mile-an-hour winds from virginia to florida. diane? >> all right, steve osunsami reporting in. thank you, steve. >>> and now we turn to new jersey governor chris christie who has been under fire because the scandal about that traffic and that bridge, the george washington bridge, here from new york to new je

the net and ten seats in right now am thinking that its president weekend as distant as the david bailey a game of the heavy seas off the scent being the resident again thrust of the walton said the band did not impress in beslan. as we still can't get this off the accc may be grieving they light them up a compact yet met. we still aren't don't need to counteract the capitol complex. is it. we still haven't beaten the thinking that it's a bad thing and on the facts and friends. with two wheeled world economy has reached a level which no longer breaking can go without consequences. that's why we don't want any sanctions to be introduced and i don't think the building any good to those who oppose them foreign companies or the market. this success the video. maybe that will touch. it's such a sleepy such a way. with me. excuse the chaff. what upset me that papa at night. increasing wilson the tickets each to give up. yes each. thanks to him on on how to tell a scary on the welshman david teague and everyone believes that like monte ne kids to eat the raw stuff. willie e a r e d to declare t

did lose control on the wet road and ended up on the side of a muddy hill off northbound 101 near baileye of the road because of dangerous conditions. >> like the highway patrol say we got to slow it down a little bit and it's better to be safe and get home than a speeded rush and get in an accident. >> flooding on some of the south bay highways from earlier in the day. >>> b.a.r.t. officials confirmed yesterday's delays in the transbay tube were rain related. a spokesperson for the agency says the problem was caused by rain that seeped through a ventilation system and onto computer equipment. trains were operated manually so the systems could reboot. thankfully the computer problem was resolved in time for the evening commute but last night's commute still no fun if you were out on the roadways. >> it's been crazy out here. the rain it causes people to drive crazy, you know, and we got to get through it especially during rush hour traffic. >> the highway patrol responded to dozens of accidents last night all across the bay area. the chp says most of those accidents could have been preve

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the captain george bailey is confident they are potent enough to remain the title. >> i think we are lucky to have that backup as well. he's got a good touch and good form and pedigree and good pace and swinging the ball. >> and nba in oklahoma city thunder beating the bulls. over in brooklyn the nets downed the suns. point guard williams in hot form and 28 points and 4 assists. johnson scoring 19. now they have won 8 of the last 10 games. bruins extended the winning streak to 9 games with a victory of minnesota wilds. smith with a single goal. that's it for the sports for now. >> thank you so much. stay with us here on al jazeera, we have a full bulletin of news.

chef andrea burgener, deon, a local hunting expert, and myself join prospera bailey on his game farm.e magazine. a black oriented investigative magazine slickly disguised as glossy pop culture. prospera's farm is mere 20 miles from johannesburg. >> you see the city there? >> yeah. to have all this in sight of the city. near his farm and hidden within the city's shadow is what's known as the cradle of humankind. a unesco world heritage site. an incredible look back at where we, the human animal, came from. >> it's a classic little sink hole. >> there are loads of these. this is what this area is. the cradle. it's called a cradle. now a world heritage site. because 60% of all the evidence for human evolution comes out of the valley. it's from caves like this that keep the record. that geology just conspires to preserve fossils. they're very, very rare things, but they're found more here in the last ten years than they're found anywhere. so you're home. this is where you started. >> this is my ancestral homeland? >> this is your ancestral homeland. ♪ >> that sound makes me happy. what do

. >> australia captain george bailey has down played any advantage his team may have going in their game against againspakistan on sunday. pakistan will be king for redemption now after that loss against india. >> we don't have an advantage. it will be fresh for us, we'll have to adjust very quickly. secondly, i really want to put a name--i think they're all dangerous. >> world number two adam scott has tightened his grip on arnold palmer's invitational in florida. the australian moving in the seven-shot lead. started the round three shots ahead before more than doubling his advantage with a four and par. and it's the biggest halfway lead on the pga tour in nearly 24 years. in the nba the nets have extended their winning streak to 11 games beating the boston celtics. johnson was instrumental with 27 points. the nets have now moved within one game of the chicago bulls and four spots in the eastern conference playoff. >>> the defending champion andy murray overcome a wobbly start after an early scare coming through with three sets to beat australia's matthew egdon. other second round winne

and over on the side, we have natural yogurt, irish bailey's liqueur and we're good to go.dy's day. >> the celebration continues. we have a traditional irish dance. >> and they're going to teach us a few moves. good luck. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> all right it would not be st. patrick's day without an irish dance. >> we're about to get a lesson. >> here to show us how it is done is the girls from the irish dancing school in smithtown, new york. how old is the youngest? how old are you? >> 10. >> what is your name? >> megan. >> who is the oldest? >> me. >> you're going to the world championships. you're the best of the best? >> well -- >> that laugh means yes. >> we're so excited. >> will you show us a couple of moves? >> we're not coordinated. but you're going to show us. >> okay, show us. >> what do we do? >> you would do up two -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa. much slower. >> up, up. >> on your toes. >> that's impossible in heels, but okay. >> up. >> up, two, three, four, five, six, seven. >> eight. >> and then -- >> over. kick your foot up and then bring the foot back and

. >> that's like an equal mix of jamison and bailey's. >> 35 degrees will be the high as we enjoy these 12 full hours of daylight. let's go to erin. >> we have a quick update on traffic. our belly short drive just opened up. it's been closed overnight because of a serious accident and the ongoing investigation of 14 but looks like it was just cleared. you can get through both north and south bound. i wanted to update that. still to and with construction on the eisenhower which should be picked up in the next hour. >> still more to come including the latest on a young girl found dead in the south suburbs. >> a live update on a nine hour standoff on lake shore drive. >> the oscar pistorius trial enters its ninth week. >> and boycotts are bringing controversy to new york's annual parade. >> and dr. tony is here. we're talking about going green with your pet. a standoff on lake shore drive ends last night with a murder suspect in custody. >> crowds in crimea celebrate with fireworks as the vote to leave ukraine for russia. >> what pilots politics may be behind the disappearance of a plane.

here with his outlook for the market, david bailey.lobal head of management investments for citi private bank. good to have you with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: the market today, i think the expression would be choppy and not much action at the end. >> we're seeing not a lot of action in the market today. a little bit of wait and see as people are looking at the world outlook and i think people have been taking profits during the beginning of the year. it is a sort of wait and see moment in the market. lou: a lot of people sitting there, once again we're hearing a lot of talk about a correction. we're hearing about a pause. a lot of caution. >> there is a lost caution and i'll tell you why that is is taking place. there have been very few normal corrections over the last 24 months. a normal correction is 12%. th largest correction we've had is 6%. people are feeling like the market is almost not choppy enough. what is happening in the united states lou, is very good for stocks. if you look at earnings growth. dividend growth, share buy

irish companies with go about the business of promoting their brands, bailey's, guinness to not so traditional's and walmart. companies are all key to tap into the luck of the irish to boost shares. with me is ian quinn. it's odd, isn't it? this is free for everybody. i could dress up in a bit of green and borrow a little bit of irish luck. anyone can do it really. >> i have my green tie on today. happy st. patrick's day. and it is available for anyone to use. but there lies the danger. >> yes. what kind of brand is it? what do you say when you dress up in green or wear a shamrock. >> you are trying to associate with the fun that the irish can be. you can associate with the irish products. you can associate with a wide number of irish people around the globe. look at the american presidents. they call came to be of irish decent. >> it doesn't do them any good? >> i think so. >> does it actually benefit them? >> if you are an irish brand you can probably use more humor than if you are a nonirish brand. respect to the irish is very important. if you produce things for st. patrick's day which the

the annual pachyderm parade, barnum and bailey circus this year. the parade wasin delay in cinci. you can still see the elephants in the big show at the verizon center thursday through sunday of this week. >>> and news 4's melissa mollet is following more breaking news for us at the live desk. let's go to her now. melissa? >> shutting down the syrian embassy here in the u.s. along wyoming avenue in northwest. also closing two consulates because of the continuing three-year war overseas in syria. the u.s., you might remember, withdrew its diplomats from the damascus embassy in 2011. barbara? >> thanks, melissa. >>> 11:38 is the time right now. health check if you suffer from migraines. what you need to know that might save you some time and some money. plus, we take a closer look at face and body soap, something you probably don't think about, but you should. why federal investigators are looking into a certain chemical found in some soaps. dr. this is doug gansler. i'm running for governor - but this campaign is about you more than me. it's about brianna, who will breathe cleaner

olivia says, i love a little bailey's irish cream in any coffee. since they managed to get people to pay $4 for a cup of coffee, i wonder what they'll charge for a beer. >> all good questions. thank you for sharing your thoughts. thank you for joining us today as part of "the real story." shepard smith starts now. >> it's 2:00 p.m. in oxford, mississippi, where we are watching developments in the search for the missing pal should airlines jet. you'll hear from a pilot who just spent hours scouring the ocean, and we'll hear from a journalist in perth, australia, and we'll tell you about help that's on the way, even as another storm system rolls into the region. today we learned the cost of the search. how much the u.s. government has spent and how much more officials say they're willing to pay. also, even if the debris that satellites shotted were from the missing jet, what are the chances it's still floating? we'll tackle that and how the malaysians are discussing how batteries on the jet could have ignited a fi

it is sort of like it is a wonderful life for america, instead of george bailey.hy did you think it was necessary? >> well, as i thought about this film. i didn't want to make a film that was simply a sequel, a follow-up, i wanted it to be a really big film. and i wanted it in a sense to be a film that is -- you know, i'm an immigrant. i love america, but i chose america. the philosopher edmund burke said to love our country, our country should be lovely. so one of the themes %el of th film is why is america lovely? and why is it that some people are so hostile to the principles that built america, and that is why i wanted to bring this film. >> recently you had an amazing debate and appearance with bill ayers, of all people. now retired. and he is part of i think it is fair to say the far left. people who do tend to blame america for the ills and evils of the world. we pulled at least one sound bite of his tbfmñ give the audie a flavor of what we're talking about. here itijcuz is. >> i get up every morning and say today, i'm going to end a difference, today i'm

you are coming into bay point, it is on highway 4 westbound in the commute direction approaching bailey. 65 miles per hour though, so it appears not to be causing much of a slowdown at all right now as you head into concord. here is a live look silicon valley drive still off to a very nice start on 237. and here's a live look at the sensors on westbound 580. the commute is sluggish to vasco and then traffic improves once you get out of the livermore valley. bay bridge that chp issued high wind advisory issued around 4:00 this morning. maybe some slight delays in the far right cash lanes but no metering lights yet. so overall everything looks good. they picked up the overnight roadwork. san mateo bridge no wind advisory. got nothing going on so everything is moving well so far out of hayward over the high-rise. bart on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a kpix 5 exclusive. an environmental report says a plan to send trains carrying crude oil through the bay area would have significant and unavoidable accidental oil spills. kpix 5 reporter cate ca

with me is liam bailey. thanks for coming in. london is still top of the pile? a detailed survey. we revealed this year london is the top city for these global high net worth individuals. new york is very close to be fair. behind those two cities, the rest of the world cities lag quite far behind really. >> new york, in ten years' time would be expected to have the most super rich? >> our forecast is that new york will probably take london. you've got a stronger domestic economy. london is slightly hobbled by the eurozone. london and new york really stand alone along the global city pack, as it were. >> getting a sort of explosion of super rich. one thing they can do is buy a beautiful property wretity much whenever they want and go and visit it whenever they want. even in london we've seen that. there aren't that many people who live in those properties? >> belgrade, they were built to be second home locations. most of these places were built for people that have houses in the country and houses in town. i think the reality, most investors buying in london or n

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