i love candy, but more importantly, i love your candy.t's damn good. >> thank you. >> but the process is broken. we have to move this location. it's too hard to find. it's hard to get people to come here. the space doesn't work. so we're gonna find the perfect location, and in the interim, we're going to improve the process. pete, you got to get out of the kitchen. you can't control the entire process, and you have to let other people do the work. and if you don't, this place will never grow. it will suffer forever. in order to scale this business and sell a lot more candy, we're gonna need a new retail location with a lot more foot traffic. we're also gonna need a commercial kitchen that has room for staff, the proper equipment, and space for a lot more raw materials. i did this deal because i think the model is unique. the fact that you actually bring people in and you teach them how to make candy is something that i think separates us from everybody. with these classes generating over 500% margins each class, we should be doing these a

sour on topscorquirt of a lollipop. >> candy on top of candy. that must be your dream.ive us an idea of what kind of sales you're talking about? >> a global business. in the u.s., the number 10 branded player in nonchocolate candy. couple hundred million dollars in sales. >> everyone will want to chew some gum and blow some bubbles. thank you very much, tony jacobs from bazooka candy brand. thanks for taking stock. i'm pimm fox. good night. ♪ . >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i'm emily chang. our focus is on innovation, technology, and the future of business. let's get straight to the rundown. amazon spending sprees shows no sign of slowing down. they have the new features as they report their highest revenue ever for a nonholiday quarter. the cloud is turning to into one of the microsoft pillars of strength as the new ceo puts his mark on the company. a check of the top headlines. google, apple, intel and adobe have agreed to settle an antitrust law

kids get to squirt sour on top of a lollipop. >> candy on top of candy. that must be your dream.ive us an idea of what kind of sales you're talking about? >> a global business. in the u.s., the number 10 branded player in nonchocolate candy. it is in the couple hundred million dollars in sales. >> everyone will want to chew some gum and blow some bubbles. thank you very much, tony jacobs from bazooka candy brand. thanks for taking stock. i'm pimm fox. good night. ♪

this plane is called the candy bomber. the name of the man who flew it. >> i became the candy bomber because of kids. kids and chocolate go together. >> it was 1948. world war ii had recently ended. germany was defeated, devastated, and divided. the victorious allies cut up the capital, berlin, like a pie, with each ally controlling its own sector. the area where the people lived in freedom was called west berlin. the area where people lived under the iron boot of soviet communism was called east berlin. this film by the u.s. government helps to explain what it was like to live in postwar berlin. >> 2 1/2 million people, more than half of berlin's population, lived in the american, british, and french zones, but the whole city was surrounded by the soviet zone of germany. supplying the 2 1/2 million people of the western sectors was a system of rails, canals, and roads. >> but the soviets wanted berlin all to themselves, so they set up a giant blockade, cutting off the roads and railroads to west berlin. >> the suspension

you came to buy candy? >> yes. it's easter. we need easter eggs. >>reporter: by late in the day, the doors were boarded up, the car towed away and the driver put on a stretcher and taken to the hospital. but in the end police say nobody was badly hurt and that's the sweetest part of all. >> i mean, it's miraculous that nobody was hit by the car. >>reporter: brian webb, kpix5. >> well, a man is in custody after a tense incident in the "los angeles times" building. it all began yesterday evening when a woman reported a man was on the third floor of the downtown building showing people a bag of bullets. well, the man said estles depressed, he had no connection to the newspaper san francisco chronicle itself but worked for a building that leased space in the times building. >>> heard about that 7.2 earthquake that rocked central and southern mexico yesterday. people were just fleeing, terrified into the middle of the streets. take a look at your screen, a wall collapses to the ground as everything shook. you can also see the tree tops swaying because o

candy? >> we also know, at least from the survivors that there was no announcement to abandon ship. in fact, it seems to me the reports were quite the opposite. that many of these passengers were told to stay. do the transcripts tell us anything about that? >> yes, we understand from the actual vehicle traffic services themselves, they asked at 9:12 a.m. did the passengers board life rafts or rescue boats? the person on the sea wall said, no, they haven't yet. they can't move because the vessel has listed. again, at 9:18 a.m. saying once again, we cannot move, we are able to standby holding on to the wall. then at 9:23 a.m., the vts said please broadcast and tell the passengers to wear life jackets. at that point, the unidentified person in the bridge said we are unable to broadcast. and then it was 9:38 a.m., less than one hour after the first distress signal, according to these transcripts, that the transmissions ended. candy? >> sounds like the big question now is why did it take so long

for some people, pete candy has been the number one non-chocolate easter candy -- peeps candy has beenber one nonchocolate easter candy for many years. are an iconic marshmallow candy that makes you feel good when you need them and are particularly noted for their " easterof being "the candy, a candy that people love and attribute to the first signs of spring. you will find many in easter baskets sunday morning. >> i have a rainbow peep, called a rainbow pop. were not always just known for this. about justittle bit born. >> it is a third-generation family-owned business, started in 1923. we just celebrated our 90th anniversary last year. were part of the acquisition and came into being 61 years ago, in 1953. it gained in popularity every year. it is something you can find primarily around easter, but other holiday seasons as well. as i hinted to you last time we were together, some big news. we are coming out with a new peeps of peeps, called minis. >> what is the difference between the two? >> the mini are about half of the size of the regularpeep, and half the calories. you can eat t

great news for candy makers. booming business.ust how many jelly beans, peeps, chocolate, you name it, we're going to eat in the coming days, you'll know why. >> if you are wondering why we're talking so quickly. >> what do you mean? >> i'm going to paint the city afterwards. >> sugar. >> we'll introduce you to young twins. you don't want to mess with these guys. what these guys did to save themselves and their baby brother from a dangerous carjacker. we'll share this story coming up. >>> what whoopi goldberg revealed and why tomorrow is a big day for pot users in colorado. >>> a shocking case out of georgia that's leading to outrage nationwide. a technician behind bars for an unthinkable crime. kerry sanders has the details. >> reporter: she admits she lied, made up story that the judge said were the worst kind of lies, telling women their mammograms revealed they were cancer free when she didn't even have the skills to know. she was a hospital technician who used doctors' pin codes to access the hospital computer and create repo

and if it looks like candy and you find yourself liking it as much as candy, take a look at the sugar label. >> breakfast is supposed fuel you, not fool you. so, read those labels and make sure you're not overdoing the sugar. for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. >> students from the culinary institute of america are sharing some of their favorite recipes with "teen kids news." here's what's cooking this week. >> so, you've got friends coming over for a movie, but you don't want to serve the same old, same old popcorn. well, i've got a recipe for you. it's chili popcorn, and it's a great way to spice up the usual movie snack. we're gonna start with about eight cups of freshly popped popcorn. now we're gonna make a spice mixture. it starts with a pinch of salt. but if you're cutting down on your salt, you can just leave it out. now were gonna add a 1/4 teaspoon of chili powder... an 1/8 of a teaspoon paprika... an 1/8 of a teaspoon of garlic powder... and an 1/8 teaspoon of cayenne pepper. cayenne pepper is really spicy, so if you don't like things too spicy, cut down on the amount of caye

on the other hand, i think the cake has been baked on aca, candy. i don't think there are a whole lot of people changing their opinions now. while on the one hand, republicans keep it simple, stupid. okay, they've got one message, that's a fine message, you've got to talk about growth and jobs and what the president does or has not done. >> stu, let me get you to kick off a discussion about a specific race. mitch mcconnell. he is now, at least for the past quarter, been outraised by his democratic opponent. he's polling terribly, both in approval and, you know, running fairly even with her. how much trouble is the republican leader of the senate really in? >> well, i think the race is competitive. it's in play, it's one of the few opportunities democrats have. i wouldn't oversell it for this reason. right now, all the analysis, all the context is about the republican primary. so people who support the republican challenger to mitch mcconnell will not say they're supporting mcconnell in the general election. >> and yet the approval ratings seem to at

he was planning on coming around october, candy. of course, they had a crisis that was the government shutdown. now as he prepares to come here this time, it's malaysia with the crisis. that's the way it rolls when you're the head of state in malaysia and the united states. >> hard times. finally pauline. how active -- i know the chinese reported hearing a ping when they were out in the region. how active are they now in this search? the bulk of the passengers, most of the passengers on that plane were chinese. >> reporter: very active. they've thrown a lot of resources towards this search. on any given day we've heard there are seven to nine chinese vessels out there in the search zone. you have several chinese aircraft going back and forth from perth to the search area. at one point during the search, china actually acknowledged that 20 chinese satellites were trained on the search area, presumably to en lance digital imaging of whatever they saw on the surface of the ocean. we heard of instances of possible debris. it's very impo

. >> the candy. the de. with. >> candy. >> the candy. >> candy. >> have a nice weekend? >> nice welcome, thank you. it was gorgeous. that is going to change, everyone. spring is going to reverse course here for a couple of times this week. we have roller coaster temperatures and a couple of chances of rain. the first shows the stage being set looking at the winds, forward is blowing toward sacramento at 16 miles per hour and that means the sea breeze is back and that will bring clouds and cooler conditions this afternoon. right now, we are starting out in the mid-to-upper 40's in santa rosa and los gatos and napa at 42 and the cool spot is half moon bay at 39. there are no clouds along the cost and everyone else is in the low-to-mid 50's. north of the ferry building, you can see the flags blowing out west to east and coming off the ocean so we will see increases clouds and a cooling sea breeze. light showers are possible tonight law tomorrow morning and we will have a better chance with the system on friday. i hope that doesn't change. we could use a nice april soaking.

>> i don't think that's the case, candy. i think today we saw the president announce a major agreement in the philippines that is -- >> but those aren't the problems of the moment. i think that's what i'm trying to say. with syria, there was an effort to get britain to go along with us into syria, and britain didn't want to go. that's our closest ally. it just seems, as we move on to the big problems. i'm not saying no forward movement here. i'm just saying when you look at the big problems we face. >> take syria. when we were focused on syria, it was to get the chemical weapons out of the country. as we speak today, 92% of the chemical weapons have been removed. >> still killing people at will. he's wing. he's winning. >> right. the humanitarian situation is bad and the standoff with assad is bad. >> is it still u.s. policy that we want assad out? >> assad has forfeited any right he has to leading his country. it's clear that there is no way that syria can find peace and stability with assad in power. >> so u.s. policy is w

. >>> we are hearing from a woman who was inside a crowded see's candy store in pleasant hill when a car came barreling through the door. the woman tells brian webb one man saved the day. >> reporter: it start here. one of the cars came here and crashed through the front door. nobody was badly hurt. call that something of an early easter miracle. this see's candy store was a sight today when a car came crashing through the front doors and didn't stop until it hit the counter five feet from janet luhan. >> we didn't even hear a loud impact. >> reporter: the popular candy store was crowded with customers and workers around 3:30 when janet says one customer saw the car coming and yelled out just in the nick of time. >> he started shouting at everybody. >> reporter: he might have saved some people. there was a mess of chocolate across the floor. a few rattled nerves. anna cornwell came to check on her coworkers. >> i was concerned. they were like a second family to me. >> reporter: customers were turned away. >> you came to buy candy? >> yes, it is easter and we can't get easter eggs. >>

stay with c nchcnn for updates candy crowley in washington.ps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakharia coming to you live from new york. >>> we'll start today's show with the latest in the unrest in ukraine and the larger east/west battle it has become. >>> then, middle east peace talks have collapsed. why? there are many reasons, of course, but at the heart of the problem lies one city, jerusalem, which both sides claim. i will talk to the mayor of

this has caused benjamin netanyahu to walk away from it. >> candy crowley, thank you so much. you can catch "state of the union" today, 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> also, you need to know this weekend and probably most of the week about the powerful string of tornadoes that ripped across eastern north carolina this weekend. thus far left about 200 homes damaged or destroyed. even more severe weather could be on the way. >> karen maginnis, what do you know at this hour? >> we have thunderstorms across oklahoma city. they expected to run a marathon. now severe weather expected to move across the region. it looks like they'll run the marathon after the weather moves through. we have several severe thunderstorm watches which have been issued. today the risk for dangerous, maybe deadly weather is in store right across the central u.s. we'll keep you updated throughout the day. >> we appreciate it, karen. you all go make some great memories today. we're glad you shared it with us. >>> "state of the union" with candy crowley starts at the top of the hour. right now stay tuned for "inside p

easter is a busy time for see's candy. there were only 11 employees in the store at the time and about 30 customers. no one was seriously hurt them two drivers involved in the crash were the only ones taken to the hospital. many customer were left rattled, though. you can see the damage to that store as they pull the car out is quite extensive. >>> mexico rocked by 57.2 earthquake today and luckily no reports of death or major damage. officials say an early warning system gave extra notice before the quake hit. mexico city got a minute's warning before the shaking started and many are wondering why california doesn't have a similar system. this technology could save so many lives. why don't we have it in place here. >> reporter: the bottom line is money. we have a prototype system here in california that is nowhere near as sophisticated as the one you'll see in mexico city. an earthquake alert system came alive on mexican television this morning. an anchor could be seen getting his audience ready before the quake hit. more

. >> is that the candy or something else? do you even know there was a candy called sugar daddy?>> i did use the name candy. >> all right. this is getting as awkward as the sebelius interview. i watched the president speak about health care and he said something i thought was interesting. obamacare is the law and it is not going to be repealed. i guess that's how our system of government works once there is a law, there is nothing anyone can do about it. >> they just actually changed the law at the last second to make it unrepealable. >> good for them. >> it is the weirdest law in american history in that it is not actually a law they can just change everything about it on the fly. i mean, when was the last team team -- you might know this. we never had a law in american history where the administration can unilaterally step in and say that thing, it is not there anymore. >> the law of gravity? >> it has been repealed. >> chuck yager. thank you very much. >> we will cut that out. we love chuck y a ager "red eye." >>> it looks like no more werthers for the wee ones. the u.s. depar

. >>> the frightening chains of event that sent a car into a sees candy store. >>> a car became wedged into a see's candy store today following an accident that sent shoppers and workers running for cover. it was a close call for dozens of people inside that pleasant hill store. ktvu is live along contra costa boulevard with the timing of the accident. debra. >> reporter: well, two days before easter and this see's store boarded up now was busy. amazingly no one was seriously hurt. news chopper 2 captured the scene of a car being pulled out from the see's candy store at contra costa boulevard. >> i have been here on the holiday and it is massively packed. >> the store was crowded about 30 customers and pleas were inside when the toyota avalon came crashing inside. the sedan came just a few feet. >> it is scary. >> [ laughter ] >> it was not too bad of a damage so that's good. >> it is going to take them awhile for them to prepare this. >> pleasant hill police say it started as a two car collision. >> after they collided, one driver somehow shot straight up between two railings along th

the young man in camouflage attempted to buy some cotton candy with a $20 bill. whoever was manning that booth realized something was wrong and somebody called the police. turns out the $20 bill was both counterfeit and a bad enough counterfeit that however was working at the cotton candy booth could tell it was a fake. the sheriff's department turned, arrested the guy with the fake $20 bill, and inside the diaper bag, he had another 59 counterfeit $20 bills. . turns out that couple arrested at that fair that day back in 1986, they were members of the aryan nations, members of a neo nazi group, trying to create an all-white homeland for white people in that northwest corner of the country. when the other aryan nation guys heard about their friend and comrade being arrested at the cotton candy stand at the fair trying to pass that fake $20 bill, federal prosecutors say two of the other aryan nations guys, when their heard their friend got arrested, they went to the guy's house. they went to the couple's home and once they were there, they flushed down the toilet a

. >> a candy pizza? >> yes. >> the simple step to a pie that tricks and treats. >> hackers -- >> what's up, everybody, welcome to my laboratory. >> in a previous video he showed us this contraption that he called the zombie apocalypse survival weapon. essentially it's a balloon, water bottle sling shot. this time he's using that same weapon and a slow motion camera and balloons. >> i'm going to shoot four balloons with food coloring in there and water and we'll see what happens. >> close range, point blank style. >> here it is at 25,000 frames per second. you see it go through the first balloon. it tears but the water inside almost remains intact until all four balloons are pierced and they all fall. >> it's almost like you're breaking rain drops and in a big ball. >> watching the balloon it looks like it dissolves. >> corky plays the saloon. ♪ >> how would you guys like some deep dish italian pizza. >> big time. >> look at this one, it looks tasty, right? >> start by baking a 9 inch round cake, yellow c

i'm candy crowley in washington. a chinese ship has reported detected two pulse signals that match the frequency emitted by the pingers on black boxes in the southern indian ocean. that that matched the frequency of the 370s. a british naval vessel is encounty to the area. additionally, 3 had 00 nautical miles away an australian ship detected what's described as an acoustic noise. a malaysian official tells cnn the plane may have deliberately been flown around indonesian airspace to avoid radar detection. cnn's joe johns is in kuala lump lumpur. first, this idea that the plane was deliberately flown to evade indonesian radar, where does that get us? what's the point of knowing that? where does it take the investigation. >> reporter: well, candy, this was a conclusion reached after reviewing radar from neighboring countries. that's our understanding. and it creates an inference for investigators of radar avoidance, an inference that can still be overcome that someone in the cockpit with command and control and skill i

this is candy's first appearance on this hour too.to have you here. >> awfully nice to be with you guys. >> clinton versus bush. i feel like i've heard this before. >> it's a rerun. >> yes, it's a terrible echo in here. absolutely. and i think -- we can all say, look, polls are snapshots sometimes. if an election were held today between these two people, perhaps this is how it would turn out. but it's not going to happen today. and it's probably not going to be those two people unless we're really prescient. i think what i gather from this is that the bush name continues to be a drag nationally. i think things look very good for republicans in these midterm elections, in the senate races and the house races. nationally, the republicans have a problem. and it remains. and it's not the bush name in general, it's the republican name. the republican party name. i think hillary clinton has done a very good job protecting, although they've come down, but protecting those approval ratings that she had which were pretty sky high when she left

. ♪ mattress discounters >>> a car became wedged into a see's candy store today following an accidenthat sent shoppers and workers running for cover. it was a close call for dozens of people inside that pleasant hill store. ktvu is live along contra costa boulevard with the timing of the accident. debra. >> reporter: well, two days before easter and this see's store boarded up now was busy. amazingly no one was seriously hurt. news chopper 2 captured the scene of a car being pulled out from the see's candy store at contra costa boulevard. >> i have been here on the holiday and it is massively packed. >> the store was crowded about 30 customers and pleas were inside when the toyota avalon came crashing inside. the sedan came just a few feet. >> it is scary. >> [ laughter ] >> it was not too bad of a damage so that's good. >> it is going to take them awhile for them to prepare this. >> pleasant hill police say it started as a two car collision. >> after they collided, one driver somehow shot straight up between two railings along the walk way to the door. >> they had to sit through thos

. >>> this holiday weekend will bring tons of easter candy.e'll fill you in how to cut some corners and save calories in the process. jenna: that would be both our best and worse segment of the day, as we face the truth about easter candy. jon: yes. jenna: today police will release new information police say at suspect is under arrest. the unidentified man could be responsible for shooting at 20 cars since march. the shootings injured three drivers and obviously scared many more people. garrett tenney is live in chicago with the latest on this story. garrett. >> reporter: jenna, sources tell our local fox affiliate wdaf, that this suspect was under 24 hour surveillance more than a week now. kansas city's police chief says it was tips from the community that led them to the suspect in the city of grant view, a suburb south of kansas city where at least six of the reported shootings happened. police swarmed the man's home yesterday evening, taking him into custody, then gathering evidence inside and towing away a green dodge knee i don't know wi

husband had eaten some of the candy.have a mother that was killed with three young kids that are now staying with family and they have set up a local bank account. >> and it took 14 minutes for 911 to get there. >> alise wheel and heather hanson. good to see you both. kelly. >>> heading back to the wild west, some hot goods are up for grabs. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. make a my financial priorities appointment today. because when people talk, great things happen. make a my financial priorities appointment today. when you didn't dread when youbedtime becausenner with anticipaof heart

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candy crowley is joining us. good to see you. to ukraine first. prime minister says that russia is trying to start world war iii. european leaders are meeting tomorrow to talk more about sanctions but what more can president obama and the u.s. government really do to stop russia? >> well, they have said all along there are more sanctions that we can put in place against the elite and the description of that is the rich folks in russia who are close to putin. we can make life really uncomfortable for them. the theory being, of course, if they are close to putin and can affect his behavior. i had one of the president's national security advisers on the show and i said, can you do something specifically to putin? does he have a bank account somewhere? does he have something that would affect him because while the u.s. says, well, gee, the russian economy, we've already made a dent in it with our current sanctions, putin is still in the same place. so the question is, what can they do to move putin? i couldn't get any specifics from him but they do --

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sorry, i apologize. >> yes, candy. chocolate candy. and, and funny, my mom -- is an actress. and brought me to set. and -- i was older than henry though, maybe 10 or something. and they had donuts there. that's kind of what, what gave me the idea to become an actress. not even kidding. look that was like oh kay, you get donuts. now henry has the idea that, you get walnuts, which is -- >> jimmy: walnuts. donuts. nuts in both of them. i guess. ironically you got into acting because of the donuts. now as an actress you can never eat a donut. >> i can eat vegan donuts. >> jimmy: why would you need vegan donuts do donuts have meet in them? >> dairy in them. fry them in lard and stuff. bacon donuts. >> jimmy: your life is so limited. >> kind of terrible. joy they do have bacon donuts they are good. >> sound horrible. >> jimmy: it sounds horrible. it is wonderful. >> i will fake yotake your word. >> jimmy: the ninth season. unbelievable. >> can't kill this thing. keeps going. >> jimmy: ironic considering what the show is about. >> we kill so many people. we can't kill the show. i lo

on this monday and one of them has fallen north korea launches another provocation out of the blue candy was out in the field so the new center delivered the break in the us. a fire across their dispute injure a korean maritime border. south korea's joint chiefs of staff that that was the began its life fire drill at the pass and in this monday afternoon a spokesperson for the joint chiefs of staff that some of the shells fired by north korean propaganda found me in the gym and that the south responded with fire poi assaults all the news was all airlines will the media's of thinking wow i should of been assumed that knows the wrong time to go down. but this north korea some predictable so i can't be on standby twenty four seven. just waiting for their publication on a five story of guilt and sense defense related to beat days later. before he could recover from its trip to cotton candy and went straight to the ministry of national defence. i welcome this monday the thirty first of march you achieved a top ten and newscast here he was to deliver live coverage of the defence ministry state

it tastes like candy. it could make your child very sick. >> this is a real danger. >>> and robin, you have a real story ahead about one of america's most popular sportscasters. your friend, stuart scott. >> he is a true overcomer. and we're going to sure his remarkable story. oh, yeah. boo-yah, cancer. >>> right now, in this half hour, to the skin care guru to the stars, charged with trying to solicit a hitman to take out a competitor. new details are now coming out about her alleged attempt to arrange a contract hit. abc's chris connelly is here with the story. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, robin. more developments in the tangled case of the facialist who remains in jail. beauty, celebrity, and an alleged murder-for-hire all seem to intertwine. thursday, in a los angeles court rum, esthetician to the stars, dawn daluise. >> conditioned on her practice. >> reporter: she doesn't need it now. sitting on $1 million bail, as she faces murder charges. prosecutors say it was daluise, who claim

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. >>> a popular candy store is closed for business today. a see's candy -- two people were taken to the hospital as a precaution. two cars crashed at the intersection of contracosta boulevard and alaen drive. >>> there is good news tonight for california farmers who have been hit hard by the drought. the department of water resources is increasing water aa lotment from 0 to 5 percent. they're easing drought-related cut backs because of rain and snow. the bureau says it would request some of the water by agencies in the sacramento valley. >>> despite that good news, voluntary rationing is still in effect in some cities in the bay area. to find out what's happening in your county or city, go to ktvu.com and click on hot topics. >>> now human remains have been found in the rubble of the studios. a fire destroyed the building. they found the remains of a dog, but no human remains. they have charged a 55 year old for starting the fire. the homeless were using that building for shelter before the fire. >>> entered a meteorologist plea in court tod

. >> don't take candy from strangers and not drugs. and also you need to know what it is that you're taking. >> certainly no laughing matter here. the riverside coroner's office says toxicology test results may tell investigators why truong died. those results expected to be available in about four weeks. >>> more heartwrenching news from mill valley where for the second time in a week a woman has been found dead on a mount tamalpais. police say no signs of foul play but are planning an autopsy on the woman you see, marie sanner, a 50-year-old kindergarten teacher discovered on thursday it. her father reported her missing when sanner did not come home from a hike. doesn't look like this case is in any way linked to a men lo park woman who disappeared on march 30th. magdalena glinkowski's body was found on saturday not far from where sanner was located. >>> a deadly stabbing attack on a pit bull in san francisco has dog owners on edge this morning. it happened early friday morning while a man was walking his dog in the mission district.