dozens actually. >> recall started with cape. one cape and look where we are at now. tomorrow. how do you feel today. >> good. >>reporter: from the ronald mcdonald house at stanfordxd, ac 7 news. >> remarkable. if you would lake more information on barbara and kiss the toad creation go to our web site 7 news.com and click on see it on tv. right now one last check of the forecast. meteorologist sandhya here with that. it's dry for the weekend. if you have any out door plans looking good. not tracking any moisture root now we have a few patches of fog out there but tomorrow going to be sunny and breezy. temperatures will get up that the mid 70's warmest inland cell lick antioch fai fairfeld. 60's writ around the bay. oakland 68 degrees. 67 san mateo exploratorium 65 and in santa rosa 74 degrees. here's look at my accu-weather 7 difficult forecast dip in the temperatures on st. patrick's day. bigger drop in the numbers tuesday. see mid 50's to mid 60's with the rain by evening. written turning to showers for the first difficult of spring and then dry it out for you. gett

that's one cape.look where we're at now. >> strong enough to face tomorrow. >> how do you feel today? >> good. >> from the ronald mcdonald house at stanford, wayne treatman, abc7 news. >> carolyn: if you would like more information on kiss the towed -- toad creations go to abc7.com and click on "see it on tv". love the laughter of kids. let's check in leigh glaser. >> leigh: right now we're looking at live doppler 7hd. just a few high clouds starting to move across the bay area. that actually will keep temperatures milder overnight. travel plans tomorrow, i tell you, back east, just not looking too swell. st. louis tomorrow, 35. a rain-snow mix expected. 77 degrees w some afternoon thunderstorms for new orleans. dallas looks good. snownver, fee higher elevations, and in california you bring on the sunshine and mild temperatures. l.a. tomorrow, 72. 91 degrees tomorrow for palm springs. monterey, few high clouds moving through. 59 and tahoe, 56. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. it's st.~patrick'

that's one cape.look where we're at now. >> strong enough to face tomorrow. >> how do you feel today? >> good. >> from the ronald mcdonald house at stanford, wayne treatman, abc7 news. >> carolyn: if you would like more information on kiss the towed -- toad creations go to abc7.com and click on "see it on tv". love the laughter of the kids. let's check in leigh glaser. >> leigh: right now we're looking at live doppler 7hd. just a few high clouds starting to move across the bay area. that actually will keep temperatures milder overnight. travel plans tomorrow, i tell you, back east, just not looking too swell. st. louis tomorrow, 35. a rain-snow mix expected. 77 degrees with some afternoon thunderstorms for new orleans. dallas looks good. denver, few snow flurries in the higher elevations, and in california you bring on the sunshine and mild temperatures. l.a. tomorrow, 72. 91 degrees tomorrow for palm springs. monterey, few high clouds moving through. 59 and tahoe, 56. here's a look at the seven-day f

. >> all were making kaipz, super hero capes. if you meet her, never question what a cape can do for a sick kid. >> she knows from experience. barbara and her husband have three boys. doctors diagnose autism in 6-year-old maddox that was tough. >> nonverbal. violent. banging his head against the wall. slapping, twirling. did not feel pain. >> this is where capes come in. one day barbara sat down in the family room set to sewing a mirror miracle. >> it fixed him and made him feel strong. >> i did have this. >> he is recovered. >> yes. not anymore. >> werjs one cape led to a second. before long she made hundreds. then, ronald mcdonald house asked for a few. >> you need to say i'm here, i'm here. we're going to call you back. >> with those requests barbara formed a charity called kiss the toad creations. this little one has leukemia. one at a time, kids make selections. >> kids see their child smile. why won't you? imagine if everybody did something nice for somebody else. where would we be? >> for this first timer like brandon it's

they've also contributed to the cape having one of africa's highest literacy rates for an investment environment and consistently high economic growth. every step of the way the united states government has partnered all four leaders in all four countries as they have implemented the reforms. because each country has demonstrated serious commitment our millennium challenge has compact in place in the cape verde and i might note that was one of the first three countries to see the compact and there was the first country to get a second compact all of these leaders are focusing on tackling the most significant impediments to development and the mcc has selected sierra leone as eligible to develop a compact. the united states is committed to continually to the continuing its strong partnership with leaders and countries committed to democracy, respect for human rights, the full inclusion of women and society and as low as religious freedoms. >> i'm going to stop here from a very full program and not a great deal of time. i would like to turn the microphone over to the president and to t

we'll see some additional snow, the winds are howling out on cape cod. out on the coast you'll feel the winds. friday morning out on cape cod, it's colder in new england. especially interior sections. we'll get some accumulating snow. it's snowing right now pretty good south of boston, down east of providence. that will be mostly be tonight. most of the snow you see today will not accumulate, after dark tonight, into the evening hours, includes the manchester boston area. hartford and new york city, slushy, mostly on the grass, the roads should be okay. not really expecting much for philly, whatsoever. we'll see how that pans out. >>> on to sports another yankee slugger has gone down with an injury, mark teixeira will be out at least eight to ten weeks after injuring his rest after batting practice. the yankees thought they had teixeira back sooner than later. teixeira has strained his ecu, that's like a college in eastern carolina. he'll miss the first month of the season. hopefully, he'll be back in may. alex rodriguez isn't exhibitioned back until aft

so then the story is -- i'm shooting and it's set on a boat in the cape town place outside of cape townis so angry with everything, with life and the boat and many in particular. and the story was this old godfather like figure had this kid, me, sitting there with my -- i remember i had my legs in two buckets of concrete and i think the story was about something i had done something with his daughter and i was going to go in with the fishings and my one last wish was a big bite of a sausage. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know what, i have exciting news for you. we just so happen to have a clip of that versus commercial here. >> are you serious? >> jimmy: right? right. >> [ speaking foreign languag ] languagelanguage language ]. >> you know -- >> jimmy: the good news is that hbo has no commercials. >> i have been denying that for years. it was only aired in germany and one day my mom said i have a friend who called, sarah called and said she saw you you on german television in a commercial and i said well, that's not possible. so, mom, i know you're not watching but sorry, i lied t

the cape gave her special powers.ed thanks to so many viewers, able to save over 200 last-chance animals this year. >> wow. >> so imagine what she can do in her second year. so we're asking everybody to come to our website, which is tinybeyonce.com, or like her on facebook, which is tiny beyonce, and we'll have a world's best contest. and we want people to tell us about their story, and really help those two save thousands of animals this year. >> wow, a great story. nice to have you back and doing so well and helping so many other dogs. bet beth, thanks. >> and she wants to shout out to patrick, met him at airport. very special to her. >> all right. beyonce, making friends. look at her. we'll check in again with chuck todd in for david gregory. a look ahead on what is coming up on "meet the press." good morning to you, chuck. >> good morning, peter. i tell you, we don't have any dogs on set, unfortunately. coming up on "meet the press," chuck schumer and jeff blake, on news a deal an immigration reform may be close.

so there was a summer league called the cape cod league. and the head coach of harvard at the time was a pitching coach for a cape cod league team, there was a fast path for the harvard university team and cape cod league. i thought it was go tokai good chance to make a kind of sneak in the back door into the cape cod league and potentially show my stuff and maybe make it into the majors some day. >> rose: was mark zuckerberg there at the time? >> mark was there, in fact we were in a five or six person seminar together. his sophomore year when he was making the facebook. so i got to know him a little bit then. >> rose: but you didn't stay. and you didn't go to work for facebook. >> i did not. i dropped out of college briefly. made it back a year later unlike mark, i suppose. and ended up graduating in 2005. and for my first year i actually came down here to new york and worked on wall street at bear stearns. and it was only in 2006 that i saw a couple friends from school that i respected a great deal make their way to facebook and that pike

but we are caping the new liquor licenses, especially for bars and liquor stores. the legislation does create flexibility for existing businesses and we want to insure that the existing businesses in the corridor continue to thrive and so we have put in a transferbility into it so if they want to transfer the liquor licenses they will have the ability to do that. to give you a sense of the time line of the legislation, we introduced it in late october. we have since presented to the small business commission a few weeks ago and would appreciate your feedback tonight and we will hear the legislation along the polk street corridor as well as the commissioners here today and with josyln and so we have gotten a lot of feedback from a lot of stake holders and some of that feedback including the small business commission recommendation from a few weeks ago was to consider, i am sorry i am talking too close to the microphone, it was to consider a look at the city control in leui of a cap per bars, and that is instead of caping new licenses for bars, that we would like at

heavy snow overnight on cape cod. you're going to be driving on slushy roads this morning, possibility of maybe an additional inch or two. that will be about it. even mere the great lakes, if you're in cleveland, even the tug hill plateau, you're dealing with snow this morning, too. it's a winter feel to it. and then we have what i think will be, i hope will be our last major winter storm of the season. this one will be starting on saturday in the denver area then spreading through colorado, missouri. really following interstate 70 right through st. louis. the indianapolis. everywhere in white is possibility of three to six inches of snow, especially on the grassy surfaces. it doesn't snow so hard in the mid-atlantic sunday night and monday morning. temperatures will be a little too warment aga. again, we're talking about a major snow event. nothing like that today but that's coming this weekend. we can't win. just got to wait. >> all rightment you just said last major snow of the season. i'm going to hold you to that

neves of cape verde. i hope that you all in the audience, this program to be as stimulating and rewarding as i have. so i thank them all and i turn the podium back over to the president of the united states institute for peace, jim marshall, and we thank him personally and his colleagues for, again, opening of their facilities for this wonderful event. [applause] >> investor carson and all of our guests come i was inspired by your remarks. leadership like yours bodes well for the future of africa. you send an example to the world, an example of hope and it's an example that is inspiring. thank you for coming. it was a delight to host you and i would ask that the audience remain seated while we had our guests and their entourage leave. please be seated and with that we will close the event with my thanks to the institute. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until the official party to departs. [inaudible conversations] please remain in your seats until the party departs [inaudib

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actually a nice little snowy treat for new cape cod last night. picked up about four to six inches of snow. boston really didn't get much of that. really isolated on the cape. we also have lake-effect snow out there. down to the south, numerous reports of snow in the ozarks. look at how cold it s the northern half of the country has a wind chill this morning below 32 degrees. this looks like a map i would show you more like end of january or beginning of february. and that's going to set the stage for our weekend snowstorm. it's going to start on saturday in wyoming and colorado. it's going to spread right across kansas. that white coloring is three to six inches of snow. this is an i-70 storm from denver to kansas city. even st. louis has a chance for a very rare late march snowstorm including indianapolis, northern kentucky, southern ohio. right now it looks like the d.c. area most of the snow should be west of you. that will be warm enough that mostly just be rain and the pavement should be dry. again, you get the gist of it. just a very cold p

there are rain showers south of boston, the cape, snow showers from buffalo to pittsburgh, but overallentioned, it's a tranquil day. any concerns for travel, none as far as travel concerns go. still a cold morning, but not as cold as yesterday. still at 38 in atlanta and the 40s in florida, but it's a little bit better than yesterday. as i said, each morning we'll get a little warmer and warmer. today's forecast, besides a few showers, overall it looks like a pretty nice march day out there. >>> let's turn to sports now. the heat just five victories away from tying the nba's longest win streak, but their trip to chicago to take on the bulls had been mentioned as a potential stumbling block. first quarter, luol deng pops the three. they go into a pretty early lead, too. the miami heat were down 13 at that point, but here's the comeback. mur chalmers with the steal and the slam. this gets the heat within five. chalmers off the miss. wade fines shane battier for the straight-on three, nails it. heat take their first lead of the night 59-58, but a minute left in the game, can't get it to f

. >> reporter: the interview took place in the cape town home reeva often stayed. the back room of her cousin's, kim martin's, it is where we interviewed her and reeva's uncle. has the family now realized emotionally what has happened? >> you sort of wake up in the morning expecting reeva to give a phone call. >> it's easier to deal with it if you don't concentrate on anything else other than the fact that reeva's not here and at the end of the day she's not coming back. >> reporter: what the family says it does not want to concentrate on is why reeva steenkamp is not coming back. she died in the home and at the hands of her boyfriend oscar pistorius. he is charged with murder awaiting trial for what he's called an accidental shooting. kim martin says she was as close to reeva as a sister. there were no secrets. she knew the couple were dating. she also knew reeva was not in love. >> i knew that in time she would chat to me about it. >> reporter: but she never did? >> no, she never did. >> reporter: january 2nd on small bay in cape town, kim and her daughters final

. >> now also this morning, crime fighting thanks to a caped crusader, how batman helped cops for realeck him out. we'll go in search of his true identity. >> i love vigilantes. >> his physique isn't exactly the movie star physique. >> that's okay. he got the bad guy. >>> and the movie sequel that's getting a whole bunch of buzz. "anchor man 2" reunites rob burgundy and the cast that's keeping san diego classy. now a top hollywood actor has plans to join that wacky crew. details coming up in "the skinny." >> cannon ball. should be a good one. >>> we're going to begin with the latest arctic blast leaving state after state covered in white snow. it's coming down in the upper midwest. it's taking aim at the mid-atlantic. >> they're stocking up in the nation's capital. preparing to get hit with the most snow in two winters. this morning, watches and warnings have been posted in 19 states and our coverage begins with abc's ginger zee. >> reporter: it's march madness on the roads in minneapolis. persistent plowing in north dakota. a storm targets the twin cities, then joins forces with anoth

the water behind me, this is cape cod bay surging all the way down.reach up to 20 feet today. winds are pretty high as well. 34 miles an hour pretty consistently. there were big gusts recorded overnight near martha's vineyard, 60 miles an hour. those are the type of winds that can cause a lot of damage not just to the homes but along the coastline which is major concern and coastal flooding that hits during the high tide times and because of erosion during the area. a tough year for erosion. a lot of communities up and down the cape are concerned about that the beaches one of the lifeblood of cape cod, a big tourism area and they want to preserve their environment as well. things are tough upon the north shore above boston. they're watching homes in the plum island area which is a beautiful vacation area. this is the type of weather that can turn the beautiful vacation areas into a pretty tough spot to be. today is one of the tough spots, that's for sure. a lot of concern for authorities as they're keeping an eye what happens whenever you have these t

benedict and john paul ii had a red shoulder cape. i think it's that authenticity. mother teresa spoke in that same simple, direct way and fascinated people. it's a question of drawing people in by holiness. asking them to think about the meaning of their lives, the origin of their existence and their destiny. if the pope does that, which is what the top part of his job description, we're going to be fine. i think it's much more the media that's focused on those top five questions that i get asked over and over here than the kind of abiding questions. how do marriages sustain themself? how do we nurture human life and treat the elderly or the handicapped with dignity. >> neil: all good points. i'm part of that very, very surfacey media. father, always a pleasure. thank you, sir. >> good to talk to you, neil. >> neil: all right, the scene right now outside the basilica in rome. obviously one of the top ten tourist destinations on the planet. more so today as folks around the world celebrate the 266th 266th pope we've had. it began is saint peter. many more to come. h

he will no longer be wearing his cape. literally, and the red shoes gone. else has a cape and red shoes? oh didn't he retire once, too? superman. all right. that didn't work out well, by the way. so now let's go to today's historic event. >> after eight years as pope, a mod have the simple wave and over. benedict the xvi closed the door on his papacy. another happy wave before bordering his helicopter and a lap in the air around the vatican and a beautiful blue-skyedskyed rome. recorded by cameras. none of this has been seen before in the catholic church. cenk: popes never step aside while they're still alive. it hasn't happened in 600 years. why is he doing it? the rest of the press will tell you look, health, health, you know. to be fair, we're about to show you an abc news report where it could be something else. >> for nearly a week now the italian papers have run wild with a story of a sex and blackmail scandal about to explode, speculating the pope resigned because of a dossier he was given about the whole sore did mess. cenk: is it really because of

he is wrapped up in a red bull fighter's cape and you have to decide what we're going to do with superman r. we going to give him the boot and say, you know what? you are illegal not an american or have compassion saying this kid was brought here -- before we knew he didn't have a say whether he was going to come. he is living in this country and even american. >> stephen: on krypton, do they speak span jish? >> that is the question. >> stephen: this is for undocumented immigrants or illegals? >> some people would say illegal. i say undocumented. >> stephen: i say illegal. undocument cod be like a canadian guy who lost his passport. >> right. you can look up the rules and the rules

we identify a cape crusader who handed over a wanted man. if a pill would make. >> better ma'am >> coming up at 3:00, confessions of super mom. on abc7 news at 4:00, your mattress make as difference whether you get a good night's sleep. michael finney has advice on picking out the best. what 49ers player is now doing do make up for statements he made during super bowl week that offended the lgbt community today at 4:00 and 5:00 on use a. >> and a mystery is over over a batman who brought someone forward, the super hero took off the mask this morning, meet stan, 39-year-old driverry truck driver revealing his identity saying the suspect was a friend and the two thought it would be funny. thanks for [cheers and applause] >> you look fantastic. nice to see you. hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. kicking things off today is a u.s. navy captain who oversees the job assignments of 130,000 sailors and civilians. from norfolk, virginia, please welcome cynthia womble. nice to see you, cynthia. wow, that is a very, very big job. >> yes, it

but without it we saw it here at that all to cape the northernmost point of russia and then we walked all the way to the north pole. it's one thousand kilometers but they cause the ice and the i'll take is constantly moving and she's been without one thousand kilmer says ends up becoming one thousand. and small and had to face many challenges during their night walk to the north pole even in such cold conditions people still sweat and that's considered to be the main threat to polar explorers because of minus forty degrees with wind speeds of twenty meters per second moisture on the skin evaporates quickly leading to fatal hypothermia ten times quicker than usual. such extreme temperatures the body. simply to maintain its core temperature which if we did many calculations over our journey every day with eighty five thousand calories worth of food an ordinary man in. maybe two thousand five hundred per day when he eat at piece of bacon after an hour and a half maybe two hours it starts working turns into calories and that's when you feel unwell. i am worried that he started to shake un

he is wrapped up in a red bull fighter's cape and you have to decide what we're going to do with supermane going to give him the boot and say, you know what? you are illegal not an american or have compassion saying this kid was brought here -- before we knew he didn't have a say whether he was going to come. he is living in this country and even american. >> stephen: on krypton, do they speak span jish? >> that is the question. >> stephen: this is for undocumented immigrants or illegals? >> some people would say illegal. i say undocumented. >> stephen: i say illegal. undocument cod be like a canadian guy who lost his passport. >> right. you can look up the rules and the rules that an immigrant is someone brought to this country legally. so saying an illegal immigrant is like an oxymoron. it's a weird attack word. when it comes down to it we have to decide as a country what we're going to do with the reality on the dwrownd. we have a bunch of young people and a whole bunch of families. are we going to disrupt these families and tear them apart or think, like listen, these people are here.

about 360 miles off cape canaveral. amazon.com ceo jeff bedeos is leading the whole thing.id the engines were part of the apollo 11 mission that first put them on the moon. he has backed off that claim because the serial numbers are either missing or too hard to read. phil keating is live in from our newsroom. >> the remain the most powerful liquid engines ever developed. the f 1's put out nearly 8 million pounds of thrust. the bezos's expedition crew spent the last three weeks out at sea first finding the art facts and hoisting them up as they sailed back to florida jeff bezos's blog we found underwater wonderland twisted gardens of f 1 engines that tells the story of a fiery and violent end, one that serves testament of the apollo program. finally this morning, 40 years later, these historic art facts of space travel return from where they came cape canaveral. shep? >> shepard: what's next, phil? >> well, these remain the property of the u.s. government. u.s. taxpayers. now they are going to be cleaned up and prepared to be put on public display at a still unnamed museum.

the rocket launch from cape canavaral shortly after 7:00 this morning but there was an issue with the thrusters. flight controller have partly resolved the issue. there are a dozen experiments on board designed biological high school students. it will arrive tomorrow morning. >> two dolphins were found stuck in wetlands off the pacific coast highway. the dolphins have been in shallow water near the wetland across the highway from the ocean. you are looking at live pictures. it is hard to see but in the middle of screen you can see what is going on, it is not clear how the dolphins ended up there or how long they have been there but the pacific marine mammal center is coordinating the rescue. >> we will turn over to mike nicco with the weekend ahead of us 69 warm? >> i think so, warm today, warm tomorrow, cooler on sunday and monday and next week. we will save money on water bill. now, live doppler 7 hd shows it is starting to clear out as we overlay the clouds. the coast will be last to clear but you will have more sunshine than yesterday with a northeast wind that is blowing offshore

. >> praising the leaders from sierra leone, senegal, malawi and cape verde. he said they are trying to increase political transparency, protect human rights and promote economic opportunities for their people. >> the united states is going to be a strong partner not on the old model in which we are a donor and they're simply a recipient. but a new model based on partnership and recognizing that no continent has greater potential, greater upside, than the continent of africa, if they, in fact, have the kind of strong leadership that these four individuals represent. >> obama said their success will ultimately help the u.s. economy and contribute to a more peaceful world. >>> chinese leader xi jinping has been also making overtures to african leaders. his country's been actively involved on the continent, extending financial aid and helping nations develop infrastructure. but china's eagerness to buy up natural resources has also prompted accusations of an unbalanced relationship. now, authorities in beijing are trying to show that trade is not just a one-way s

. >> this is superwoman's cape. >> reporter: ordinary, except for this brand-new backpack. >> what does it do? >> protects me. >> reporter: because it's bullet proof. despite the pretty patterns adorning it, this backpack offers military grade protection. >> it's kind of heavy. >> reporter: if you think he might be a little paranoid, just consider where he lives. aurora, colorado, site of the horrific movie theatre shooting last july. you think about the fact that your wife and daughter could have been in there when the shooting happened. >> i absolutely do. >> reporter: he's among a weave of parents willing to try this extreme and controversial measure to protect their children at school. >> so if they were to come to your classroom with any gun, you put this on and this would stop the bullets. >> reporter: bullet proof clothing, is that really necessary? >> it felt like this was the easiest thing i could do to keep my arm around her when i couldn't keep my arm around her. >> reporter: that anxiety has led to an emerging market. for something most americans would have never thought nec