. >> and researchers find blue berries are good for your heart. >> reporter: we've got storm tracker 6 live showing some areas of precipitation, not all the kids need umbrellas because it's light. but they would need coats because it's cold today. i'll have the day planner forecast coming up next. when we go to the store i find my box of honey bunches of oats, and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. he says "it has a certain code that's my line, this is the date." if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me. >> good morning >> good morning everyone, 5:19, this is quakertown bucks county. there could icing or precipitation, but things are looking good on the roadway in bucks county. >> reporter: as we scan the cameras we're not seeing people slip and slide but it only takes an icy patch to cause an issue. looking at the ben franklin bridge we're not seeing fog here, we have speed restrictions on the betsy ross bridge because of poor visibilitiment septa bus routes 109, 10 and 11. new boarding locations because of long term construction. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live shows us bits

. >> the idea behind pino is to have berries and fermentation allowed inside the berry. jamie: how many bottles of wine am i looking at? >> about 120 gallon, roughly 50 cases. jamie: by december 2003, jimi's wines are noticed around oregon and beyond. he hopes that one day his winery will be his son's inheritance. >> he stated clearly he wanted his winery to be a legacy for pascal. jamie: then one saturday morning in september 2004, jimi is arguing with his ex-wife about whose turn it is to be with pascal. after that call, jimi makes another one to his girlfriend. >> he was on the phone with his girlfriend when he mentioned that his chest was hurting and could she come over. jamie: before jimi's girlfriend can arrive, jimi days of aortic aneurysm. he's 38 years old. pascal is 8. >> i think when my dad died everyone was heart broken. kids soak up the atmosphere. wasn't that i readily want to do that, you don't know how to rationalize it. jamie: jimi's sister is at home with husband and two young children when she gets the call. she immediately begins the long trek up to o

reachers found that women who ate freeze dried blue berries for two months had increased chemical that relaxes blooded -- blood vessel walls. >> the federal government said millions of cars and trucks are vulnerable to attacks by hackers. cars that run on require wireless stealing could be hacked by a smart phone that could have someone take control of the car from anywhere in the world. the security measures lack the ability oh ability to protect and prevert the breaches. senator from massachusetts wants the car companies to work for driver security. >> the "action news" team is out looking fores for today. >> reporter: we'll show you how to shop from your pantry at 4:00 p.m. two women bust two dozen men out of a brazilian prisoner cruising whiskey and lawnside -- lawn --, download the free 6abc cast live on your smart phone or tablet. >> accuweather coming up when we come right back. every saturday, mrs. tanner connects with her free transit ride at 10am which takes her to storytime at the library across town, where she connects with some of her biggest fans. when older pennsylvanian

and matthew berry understands it. jay-z asked for his help drafting a fantasy team. >> the sports metaphor for life what are fantasy sports a metaphor for? >> life but better. >> i believe country that likes to root. i think as a people whether it's for the guy to get the girl in romantic comedy, the mom to win the dishwasher on the game show, for our fantasy football team to score more points than your fantasy football team ultimately country that likes to root for something. and there's nothing better than collecting your own group of players saying, i think mine are better than yours. >> osgood: ahead. natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth...

them they are negative and true allergies to berries, strawberries, blueberries, is extremely rare. >> reporter: doctors think traces of antibiotics on produce, meat and in the water supply could have also played a role in the girl's reaction which they do believe is rare. >> one batch of blueberries may contain a high amount of streptomycin and others may not. >> reporter: it may help reduce antibiotic contaminants in food and as a result allergy concerns like this with new fda laws. many countries prohibit the use of antibiotics in food. while they are allowed here there is concern they can lead to antibiotic resistance. a little over a year ago the fda implement a voluntary plan to phase out antibiotics in food production. and they say again this is very rare and, in fact, she is the first known case. at least that they are aware of. >> of being resistance to this kind of antibiotic -- >> reporter: of getting sick from it and having allergic reaction from eating berries which they have now connected to the antibiotics residue. >> what are you supposed to do? i don't have a lab at

true allergy toss berries, any- -allergies to berries is very rare. >> reporter: some think that the meet and the water--that other things may have played a roll. researchers note that new f.d.a. regulations may help to reduce allergy concerns like this. >>> well, many european companies do not allow the use of antibiotics on food and there has been a concern that it can lead to resistance. a little more than a year ago, the f.d.a. offer add plan to phase out antibiotics. >>> and now a live shot of the golden gate bridge. it is clear and sunny and there are showers out there this morning. and now a look at the high definition doppler, and we are going zoom into south bay where there are shower this is morning, coming through lexington hills, and we are going to see more of that throughout the bay area as the day goes on. so showers likely today with a cool afternoon, cooler temperatures. more sun and milder going to tomorrow and second half at weekend. oakland, you are going get to 63 today. san francisco, 60. 63 down in san jose. 61-degrees today in redwood city. so to you showers t

halle berry and lingerie. very tough to find.live. academy award winning actress halle berry is no stranger to high fashion but this time slipping into the world of intimate apparel. >> i was in paris and married to a frenchman and came across of this luxurious lingerie line and marketed to upscale and not every woman could afford this brand. i thought how could i revive this and bring it to america at a price point that every woman could enjoy. >> that she did. scandle paris is in target scores with a collection coming out in the spring. costing just between $7 and $18. berry is completely hands-on. >> we come up with fabric we all like and laces. this is one of my personal favorites. >> who is the ultimate scandle paris woman? >> any woman caring about feeling good from the inside/out. we care about what we look like when we take our clothes off. college students. the entrepreneur. the mom. the working women. for all women. >> what may be the biggest scandle to date -- >> women don't wear lingerie for men. we wear it for oursel

. >>> coming up, getting intimate with halle berry. superstar revealing the inspiration behind her new lingerie line as she shows us how she's mixing luxury and affordability. >>> and ahead in our next half hour, the heartwarming story of a young man and his inspiration to fight cancer. his love of dogs and the outpouring of support from millions of americans sharing their best friends with him. you're watching "world news now." [bell chime] ting >>> known for her style on the big screen. and when gracing of course the red carpet. and she's got something special just in time for valentine's day. >> great timing. she's launching a brand new line of french lingerie but at affordable prices. here's abc's cameron mathisen with this very tough assignment. >> reporter: from the red carpets of hollywood to making a splash on the big screen -- >> my friends call me jinx. >> reporter: even crowned the sexiest woman alive. academy award-winning actress halle berry is no stranger to high fashion. but this time she is slipping into the world of in

these gaunt desperate men, under nourished to begin with were suffering from malaria, berry, berry. the harshest imprisonment ever possible. 73 survivors came on board, overcrowded, almost beyond comprehension. regret, none. being torpedoed was suddenly the best thing that had happened to these men. >> they were sure they were going to die. first they were going to be sent to work in a coal mine. which is pretty much a death sentence. very hot, no sanitation. they were torpedoed and drifted around for days, this submarine had brought them back to life. >> the pompenito's pharmacist maurice neighbors took care of the survivors as best he could. only one would die. soon they began to come around. for the first time in years they had moved out of the shadow of death and found life in the cramped under sea submarine that had drowned them. what could be so sweeter. a five days journey, by the time they arrived the men were rested, getting their strength back and even eating ice cream. pearl harbor would be the next stop for the former prisoners of war on their long dreamt up journey home

we were completely shocked. >> amanda berry alive with her family.icture some never thought they would see. finally safe but only after a harrowing escape and call to 911. >> help me. i'm amanda berry. >> dozens of friends and even strangers who have followed the disappearances for some ten years gathered there late last night, cheering and crying in amazement at the news. >> here's the thing about working on "lockup." the real things that occur you wouldn't necessarily believe in fiction. so when we heard the story that amanda berry and the two other girls were found alive, we were all in a state of shock. we couldn't believe it. >> for amanda's family, for gina's family, for michelle's family, prayers have finally been answered. the nightmare is over. >> police arrested ariel castro and charged him with 977 counts including kidnapping, rape and attempted murder. he was immediately booked into the cuyahoga county correction center. the very jail in which we met robert wolford. castro was eventually convicted and sentenced to life, plus 1,000 years i

berries because they will go bad. >> bread can dry out in the fridge but nuts actually do better inbecause they contain oil that can go bad over time. >> if you have a large quantity of nuts that you know you're not going to use within a certain period of time i would definitely keep nuts in the refrigerator. >> rue been says storing food properly will make sure you get the best quality. marlie hall, cbs news lebanon, new jersey. >> good to know. >>> when we return a mother sues to stop kids from playing tackle football. >>> and tiger woods walks off the course after just 11 holes. why the golf star pulled out of another tournament. at kohl's this thursday through saturday! give her that sparkle... with fine and silver jewelry... and timepieces for all occasions. save even more when you shop late friday and early saturday. pick up a little kohl's cash too. kohl's. ♪ are your joints ready for action? ♪ take osteo bi-flex®. osteo bi-flex® is specially formulated with joint shield™ to nuture and help defend your joints°... so now you can keep doing... and doing... and doing what you lo

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a hepatitis a outbreak is linked to frozen berries.in on markets this morning -- to australia where despite is selling off better-than-expected results. half a percent down, australian dollar is at 77 u.s. cents ahead da when it dropped out to do and a quarter percent. dollar spot weakening. we are counting down to the openings in japan and korea. japanese equity index futures trading as the yen holds near a one-week high against the euro after talks between greece and creditors broke down against the u.s. dollar. we are seeing a slightly weaken. it is that time of year again when the biggest wave of human .igration rumbles into gear in china, millions and millions of people who had home for the spring festival holiday which highlights a huge number of migrant workers and comes as the government announces significant changes in residency laws. it puts an enormous strain on transport. >> do not get on a train during the festival in china or a plane or a bus or a car. the highways are jammed. i would get out of the country completely dur

. >> i was watching last week i thought you had blown it because ras berry sore bay. >> moose. >> younced back when he said too sweet you knew insichingt actively to add more ras berry. >> i was adding some and not that and i did not taste it not too much and then i did not taste it and he came and it was too sweet but then i fixed it and added more ras berry taken was good. >> so tonight this is it end of the season and you're going to win it or not win it against this other chef. you have to make a dessert. >> yes. >> you have to do the entre. >> yes. >> appetizer and dessert. >> yes. >> so down to two. >> uh-huh. >> tell us what do you win if you win. >> $100,000 and title of master chef jr. and fabulous trophy. it looks like a diamond. >> where would you put the trophy when you got it? >> you won't tell us. >> if i get it tonight i will put it probably i would clean out my room and move it somewhere else and kind of have a whole room dedicated to it. >> forget the trophy. >> you have plans. >> he's twelve if he wins he's going to have $100,000 to give to mom and dad. >> no. >> he

we've added avocado and goji berries -- one of the best antioxidants on the planet. is pulverizing these ingredients. all right. let's see what we got. >> okay. >> love the colors. >> remove the extractor blades. here it is coming down the counter. for the ladies, let's give that a try. >> yeah. >> if you have a nutriblast every day, you're gonna look better, you're gonna feel better, you can live longer, and you will love longer. >> my hot flashes started when i was 35 years old, and through the years, they have just progressively gotten worse where there's times in the middle of the night you just feel like you're being microwaved. but after doing some nutriblasts, for the first week, i slept better, i felt more rested, i didn't have a hot flash. i am thrilled to death by the change in my health and how i feel. it's the combination of the fruits, the vegetables, and all the vitamins that are all being emulsified together. it works. >> the antidepressants, the sleeping pills, and the blood-pressure medication did help in the beginning. but, as in long-term, it wasn'

chief berry. >> thank you professor robinson. mr. davis, commissioner ramsey members of the task force thank you for inviting me to testify today. my name is richard berry and i'm the president of the international association of chiefs of police, commonly referred to as the iacp and i've been a can cop for over 37 years. due to the hard work and dedication of the law enforcement profession, many communities throughout this nation have witnessed a remarkable decline in the rate of crime. america in 2015 is a far safer place than america in 1985. in fact violent crime in the united states is at its lowest level since 1978. now, we know in order to be truly effective, police agencies cannot operate alone. we must have the active support and assistance of our communities. unfortunately, resource shortages have made consistent sustained community policing efforts difficult or impossible in many agencies. police departments continue to take on more responsibilities with less manpower and funding. we're not just responding to crime, violen

.) >> discharge the duties upon which i am about to berry. >> (repeated.) the board of education at the san francisco unified school district. >> (repeated.) congratulations congratulations. (clapping.) and who is this from the direct of elections a certificate for emily more and more rose on congratulations on her office (clapping.) great so, now i have the his own of welcoming the newly elected senator of the 35th district of california; isn't that right isabel hall the third that will administer the offense to our elect (clapping.) i'm very honored to mr. mayor and commissioner to be here today to recognize and to install swear in and advocate for change and advocate for justice, and individual i've known personally that vongd for the best estimateer better time for the youth in the community president abraham lincoln said not the adversity by the power anyone has demonstrated his ability he's demonstrate thought serving the youth by giving life and breath by resuscitating the community we owe him a round of applause for all your work and efforts in tran

. >> up next, the herbal remedy >>> some parents are turning to herbal remedies called elder berries to treat their child's cold but does it work and is it safe? >> reporter: kevin brennan is whipping up elderberry syrup for his family using frozen elder berries, blueberries. he says it helps his kids stay healthy during cold and flu season. >> we give it to the kids and take it ourselves every morning right after breakfast. >> reporter: some research suggests elderberry may reduce swelling in the mucus membranes. dr. lawrence rosen believes it can help children fight the symptoms of a cold. >> elderberry contains chemicals that have flavonoids, anti-inflammatory agents. >> reporter: one study suggested the supplement can shorten the duration of the flu but parents are cautioned to talk to their doctors before giving elderberry. >> there's not enough research about whether it works in children and there's not enough information about the proper dose in children. >> reporter: the family says elderberry is working for them. >> the duration and the severity of how they get sick is much

also joining us from colorado, bob berry, cnn security and intelligence analyst. what do you make of this guy, bob? >> emwazi i think he looks like he's twice exiled. it's not a kuwaiti name. possibly african origin. most of kuwait can't fully integrate the family. they make some money, move to london. he was 6 years old. he would have a hard time immigrating into british society. i agree with peter, he was radicalized by the conflict in somalia. tried to go there. join shabaab. was picked up and roughed up in the rest of it. so he was looking for a conflict very early on. british authorities couldn't do much with him. they knew he'd been radicalized, but that's not enough to go to jail. he makes his way onto syria, by then he's completely radicalized by 2012. i don't see any fault on british authorities here letting this guy slip away. fbi, mi5, cannot arrest these people and detain them indefinitely if they haven't commit add violent act. >> sasha, you've studied this radicalization of these young people including some women as well. what's your analysis how thi

>> pacific islander berry this proposal adds debombardments from c from for impermissible hides i bids this will debar a contractor from a city contractor for a specific period of time this is a hash penalty when applied to regulatory schemes such hash penalties should are for penalties and decreeing from for other penalties and violations. >> we shall move to number 6 oh i'm sorry. >> good evening, commissioners i would speak against addressing the penalty of c from commissioner andrews talked about in my view is the have you you have a volunteer of a board of directors that gets money from the city is the completely unaware their nonprofit gets money and decides to support a captioning candidate and makes a hundred dollars contribution the result is a nonprofit that otherwise is doing negotiating for the city debarred and that's a bit harsh it seems like this will allow the city upon the recommendation to go after the worse violators if you had a city contractor laundering money to a campaign i would think the city process and you think the city officials will seek the department in

against buying overriped berries. >> reporter: bread could dry out in the fridge, but not actually do better in the cold because they contain oil that can go bad overtime. >> if you have a large quantity of nuts that you know you are not going to use within a certain period of time, i would definitely keep nuts in the refrigerator. >> storing food properly will make sure you get the best quality. >> always watching, always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. >>> so it is a special day not only because it is weather appreciation day, but a special anniversary for topper. >> the five-year anniversary of the snow began. >> you're the only one celebrating. >> i know, i am, andrea roane versely -- an anniversary for one. >> and that is passing the january storm. 32.4 inches, their largest storm ever, that it would pass that january storm also in 1996 where they had 23.2 inches. the good news i would think that we did not share that storm as we needed to share it with philadelphia as they would get one inch, that's it. and that and of course as we would know that we were all there four d

sister john berry fleming. they go to person when it comes to catholic education and understanding catholic schools in america. not surprising since she has been an educator. we also join by dr. steve perry. dr. steve perry is the founder and ceo of one of the top public schools in the country capital repertory magnet school in hartford, connecticut. capital prep which is for mostly low income families, mostly children of color, graduates 100% of its children and has done so every year since 2006. sending them to four-year colleges. that alone is worth applause. [applause] dr. parry is a regular education contributor for msnbc. upa best-selling author. as soon as you hear him talk you will see him be one of the most passionate voices for education reform. next to him is nina rees. the president and ceo of the national alliance for public charter schools. she has over 20 years expense in washington dc. most recently as the senior vice president for strategic initiatives for an amazing company helping kids. she i

. >>> "healthcheck," blue berries might help get your blood pressure under control. the study involved 48 women with the average age of 55. they suffered from borderline high blood pressure. >>> a lot of people begin the day with the favorite bowl of cereal. many cereals are packed with whole grain and fiber. if you're not careful you can end up with more calories than a fast-food hamburger. ali gorman compared the many boxes to choose from and shows us in this diet detour cereal showdown. ♪ >> reporter: cereal can be a great start to a good breakfast as long as you're choosing wisely. >> reporter: pay close attention when navigating the cereal aisle. choose a cereal with 3 grams of fiber. and watch out for added sugar. the biggest diet trap is how much you pour into your bowl. >> you've got a 500-calorie sugar bomb. >> reporter: first up, hardy cereals. >> they look like they would be healthy with the name. >> reporter: this is where you need to watch your portion. >> the majority of cereals are half a cup per serving. >> reporter: smart start may not be the smartes

time ever the department has appointed a special envoy for lgbt rights and that job goes to ran by berry a gay senior diplomat who serves at counsul general of the netherlands and will curbing violence and discrimination against lgbt people particularly in 75 countries where same sex relationships are considered criminal. >> a change is coming to the way you get your apple devices services. they will be based on urgency. the change happens march 9. right now, the appointments are first come and first serve but soon a broken iphone will take priority over an issue with ice cloud and apple will confirm with a series of text messages. >> breaking news, george zimmerman will not face federal civil rights charges in the 2012 shooting death of trayvon martin. the justice department announced there was not enough evidence to bring federal civil rights charges which would have required proof the killing was motivated by racial animosity. george zimmerman is a former neighborhood watch volunteer was acquitted of second-degree murder in july of 2013 and he said he shot martin in self-defense durin

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joe berry has to get his defensive coaches township speed on what he is doing.ncy. there's a lot to do and our ability right now. >> katie lidecki swim if anything her last -- also tonight, third ranked virginia they will take on ninth ranked louisville. in lieu ville. that's going to be a great game. >> all right. well some fol took advantage of a relatively mild february day to jump in the lake. in fact they were doing cannonball there's. the brave souls dove. still the water was so cold. they were raising mone. it raises about $85,000 every year. of course there have been many colder february days where they have done that today. >> yeah. >> but i guess today we got pretty lucky. >> it's nice today. our high is 50. warmer tomorrow. high temperature tomorrow near 60 degrees. it is lookin ry nice day as far as the temperatures go. there will be plenty of clouds around. i am tracking the chance of showers on monday. especially later in the day. a high temperature on monday of 53 degrees. you can see right now we're at 45 degrees. of course new information coming

chuck berry, 200,000. he served five months in prison.the rocker chuck berry, pete rose went to prison for five months for owing $3,355,000. we have a whole list of people who went to prison for owing less than al sharpton. even leona helmsley greta nt prin f !!!! fraud, not just nonpayment. and rear really in a situation with al sharpton as nonpayment. i don't know if aren't -- i don't know if any investigation has ever been done of his, but at the very minimum, they could go out and they could attash his assets. they could aattach a portion of his salary at msnbc. there are ways to collect the money. the problem is he just gets -- it looks like he gets a complete pass. unless he is on some payment plan that nobody is telling us about. >> he has been saying that he has been paying off his taxes that he has owed. some of these individuals, you know they didn't file and some of them involved nonpayment as well. so, they have sort of -- some of them have the same situation as al sharpton but the dollar amounts are less, greta. al sharpton w

next speaker, please hi, i'm berry live in the neighborhood and i'm a friend of the family and met ann establishes mom over thirty years ago and become good friends and worked together she's raised her kids in that house now airbnb establish and james want to raise their children it is a modest edition extremely small house to begin with is something reasonable someone earlier said this is a poster child for families that is the way it seems to me, too. >> thank you. next speaker, please ma'am please step forward. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm emma i live on the one side of them on sanchez street i have no opposition to the model if for the comfortable of a child i don't see what the problem should be that's opinion thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, good evening. i'm arian a neighbor of the james and anastasia and my husband and i moved in james and anastasia are a real asset to keep them in the neighborhood i am saddened to see they've had such a long process before the board in the good process prevents 5 story apartment buildings an

. >> thank you i'm berry narnd i'm other than the board of san francisco tomorrow i wish to indicate that we ask katherine has done submitted alternatives as mandated by the court and ignored by this body a body that's creates the housing element as a guideline rather than a policy directed intended to be enforced by programs and means and resources neither has been addressed department and hud have indicated that to 90 percent of all housing needs to be made affordable and is not indicated to be so while the means directed to the hoifrgz element that must be part of the housing element means and resources are required civil rights of this communities have been violated under the federal venue that's with regard health and welfare and safety we're in seismic city the underlined sovereign rights of in addition, the board has considered the housing or land prices of housing have b have become inelastic it's a federal right to make the housing land available and affordable this is well beyond our expertise and obviously your intent we'll receive a new venue. >> hello, i'm christie wong

with students with special needs about 10 percent of our students another kip san francisco about 10 berries or percent of bay area academy and 16 percent are students with special needs we're proud of our counseled and psychiatrists are doing we're looking forward to more questions and looter look forward to our continual support in the bayview and the we were edition thanks so much. >> let's see the next item is r board members proposals for first reading in support of vision 2025 to line the programs and policies by the commissioner vice president haney i need a moved and seconded so so moved second and can i add a co-author i'd like to add commissioner president murase. >> thank you. the next proposal. >> commissioner president murase i don't know if you wanted to since you've discussed already the 2025 at the last committee i don't know what committee you minded this for the next committee to action so back to the - >> rec board. >> in support of the utility reduction by commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> this will be referred to the grounds and services committee on item f the board me

. >> jon: we'll read all about it in his will twizzlers mixed berry bites ever end their rivalry witholly rancher filled gummy bites? not today. bites. little greatness. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back! now, america and iran are still negotiating over eastern's nuclear program, a fragile process. president obama and president ruerouhani must overcome their mutual distrust and the distrust of their own country's hard liners. (laughter) i'm sorry. that doesn't look right. yes, much better. thank you appreciate that. now, these negotiations -- you never want to lose your power beard. these negotiations are delicate but eliminating the threat of nuclear eastern while bringing it into the community of nations will be a big deal especially for the nobel peace prize and a deal may be possible as long as no one makes wrong moves. >> benjamin netanyahu was invited to address congress on iran and netanyahu accepted. >> the white house is furious for the israeli leader for accepting house speaker john boehner's invitation. >> jon: i don't want to talk about how petty this thing is. wh

in castel berry, florida. zacomo piriofo, known as z, and his fiancee noel price have just gotten off work. on the way home, they cross the street and stop at a check-cashing store. about ten minutes later, as they leave the store, a police officer accuses them of jaywalking. >> crossing the sidewalk which affected the flow of traffic. >> did anyone get hurt? >> can i see your i.d. it doesn't matter -- >> they deny they were jaywalking and don't understand why this is a criminal investigation, which requires them to present i.d. >> what do i need to provide you i.d. for? >> the fact that you committed an infraction. >> that's not a statute, sir. >> give me your i.d. >> it's not a lawful command. >> i did not fit the criteria for someone who should be stopped and identified, period. >> you shouldn't be afraid to stand up for your rights and you shouldn't be afraid to be given an explanation for something. >> castel berry police declined our request for an interview, but at the time they say they followed standa