dominick is live in hard-hit glendora, california, southern california. dominick, you know, look, california has been hit with an extreme drought over the last several years. and, of course, government action has diverted some of the other water to save the smelt. but, look, how -- how bad is it right now in terms of the weather, the flooding, the mud slides? >> reporter: do you know what, we are having intense rain this weekend, but it's nowhere near enough, greg, in terms to save california from the very worst of the drought. right now over at malibu and oxnard we've got intensely heavy rain going on there. that's the particular worrisome for mud slides there as much as it is here because we had a wildfire along the pacific coastal highway in the past couple of weeks and it's created loose earth that can't take much of the rain. and as a result of the bad wildfire season we had in 2013, it's very marred fhard for the be retained on the land and it's running off and going straight down to the coast. it's not being held much in reservoirs or rivers, it's

look what used to happen when dominick tried to leave.ight by his side. obviously this was a problem. on most days dominick had no choice but to turn around, go back in to the park and wait for mario to fall asleep. has it changed up in any way? >> i used to think birds were dumb. this has changed all that. >> after our story first aired mario got so famous officials took him out of the park and put him in the zoo for his own protection, that meant he couldn't get back to see his friend which is why his friend now comes here. virtually every morning for the past three years, dominick has stopped by to visit. mario couldn't be happier. what's in all this for dominick? why would a guy devote so much of his retirement to a goose? well, you know how i told you he used to be a salesman. you hear what he used to sell. >> i used to sell rotisseries -- that's my atonement -- >> for telling the row at this time rees. >> that's what i'm thinking i'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. is that okay? >> i've never held a tony award before. >> just ahead a vi

dominick dinatali live in los angeles with that part of the story. i heard about the co-pilot that may have broken rules over the years. but tell us about the pilot, dominick. >> the pilot is quite an interesting character. pretty stable fellow. but you know, they're looking at both of these individuals. because irrespective of the backgrounds that they have, they're looking for any clue at all as to what might have gone wrong with the plane here. let's tell but the these two guys, the captain shaw and first officer fariq abdul hamid. official says either of these could have had the aviation knowledge to actually divert the plane and take it on the different trajectory that people are speculating it may have taken. officials say they have no alternative but to look into these two men, jamie. take a listen. >> in view of the latest development, the malaysian authorities have refocused their investigation into the crew and passengers on board. >> i'm going to come to that first officer first. fariq ahmed, just 27 years old. only 2,000 hours flying expe

dominick chu is looking at the real liquidity trade. and jane wells is live in the san joaquin valley, california, on the booming business of drilling for water. dom, you're up first. >> take a look at what's happening with all these water companies. not just the utilities, but the water stocks. the ones that treat and have all the technology for systems and getting clean water to consumers. we're going to talk about all those stocks next, jane. >> dom, forget expensive silicon valley stocks and gorgeous hollywood starlets, this is the rarest, most precious, most beautiful thing in california right now and the guys that can get it to you are making a killing. we'll talk about that next. abo. iwe don't back down. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your busi

dominick is there live, dominick?> a short while ago, there was a break in the research and recovery -- the search and recovery efforts as the k3450u7b9s surrounding the small town where the mudslide took place a week ago, paused for a moments silence. precisely 10:37, one week exactly to the day, when the mudslide happened and affected communities in this entire area, everybody paused for thought. the mayor of darrington, where one of the ceremonies took place today, was eloquent and he describes how the unimaginable had happened. and they realize very quickly a week ago, just how devastating the loss was going to be. to mark the moment, the mariuszed these words. >> we take a moment to forget the logistics. we get the emergency response. if they get the surge of events that have changed our community. this moment is for them to honor the mudslide victims. those still missing -- >> the weather is really not in the rescuer's favor at all, we've had steady rains throughout the day, a slight pause at the moment, we're e

are >> dominick chu, thank you. new fed chair yellin's comments yesterday are not only rattling stocks, they also pushed mortgage rates a little bit higher. cnbc contributor elon mouy is here with diana olick. diane, let me begin by asking what your sources in the world of mortgages are telling you today about rising interest rates potentially and how high they might go how soon. >> reporter: well, quite simply, tyler, they're telling me that mortgage rates moved up pretty dramatically yesterday after fed chairman yellin's comments. specifically, they were somewhere around the 4.53%, moving up to now around 4.5%. so i asked at mortgage news daily, matthew graham, the guru there, i said, how high do you think they could go in six months if the fed does raise rates. and he said we could see anywhere up to 5.25%. take a look at where we were. a year ago, we were down at the 3.5% range, and you talk about people being on the fence about buying a home, well, they have very short memories about the fact that 4.5%, even 5.

dominick denatali has the latest in washington. >> good evening.hey released the names of the missing? >> reporter: you know, this is a persistent problem all week, judge. there's one reason for it. one of the superior court judges was telling me that the authorities have decided to go with the hip a act prevents them or they believe does from giving them personal details with regard to anybody's medical conditions as a way really of shielding the families from any major intrusion. it's a very close community here and they don't want the -- also a few miles from where i stand. from being actually haranged by the media. the media are trying to cooperate very much with the local authorities. but it's a close community and they're suffering very badly. very difficult conditions at the site of the mudslide today. we had an update from the media. you heard at the top of the show, one body has been found today. one other has been formally identified. it's a very rigorous process. they actually go through you it before they formally identify these people

domini dominick i ddenatal from washinn onsite. >> it's getting crippler by the day. a short while from now, 10:37, washington state people here are being asked to observe a moment of silence. marking the moment where the mudslide hit. it's been difficult going for the national guard and other rescue crew workers there. the workers are up to their waist, up to their chest in that mud. with the weather today and tomorrow, an inch of rain coming on top of that mud is going to make the recovery all the more complicated. listen how the officials have been describing that. >> it was miserable to begin with. as you all know, it's rained hef lit last few days. it made the quicksand even worse. i cannot possibly tell you how long this will last or when or if they will find more bodies. we always want to hold out hope. we have to at some point expect the worst. >> this is the latest footage from the town of darington to the east this morning. we know an emergency service road is being opened at some point today to led ground vehicles in to help with the recovery. a press pool

dominick?er: hey there, uma, we are expected to be belted in the next 20 minutes by the next set of storms coming through here and i've got to say the weather is completely schizophrenic in terms of how the rain falls. you get the really heavy deluges sometimes followed by bright sunshine. behind me, though, the biggest concern of all that we've got today, on the hillside, mark, take us up to the top of the hill. what you can see is the landscape affected by the colby fire back in january. it's been since denuded of its vegetation and we've had the rain come in 3 or 6 inches of rain sonar this weekend, that's been soaked up by the land. the rain that comes today possibly as much as 5 inches on top of that would just sheer off the top and loosen all of the debris that would basically hit by the fire, kind of earth that normally knits itself together with the vegetation, that all got destroyed by the fire and it's going to hit the town here if it comes down. that's a major concern in this area. w

this is the first dominicks purchased >> the oasis is closing this weekend as part of a plan to widen and rebuild the memorial tollway. not everybody is happy. one man is really unhappy. he staged a one-man protest handcuffing himself to a door and also serving as a doorman. the 21 year-old says he has an emotional tie to the oasis. >> my parents were coming home from a concert. that is why i am here. a lot of memories in this place. >> the gas station will remain open after the structure is demolished. >> read like camels police camass speed cameras have footage of chicago drivers. drivers should also be aware of in camera on the streets. the growing number of bicyclists few bike cameras as a part of protective gear. >> it can also be an unpredictable obstacle course. close calls are why he regularly documents has committehis commute. there have been a few times where i have been crushed by car. if it was one more inch over. >> drivers to open their car doors and the path of a cyclist. the city fine strivers if a cyclist is heard. >> more cycle this with care must could keep a majori

stuart: dominick, congratulations.re that wales was a driving center of the 3 d printing business. congratulations. fantastic work. that is really amazing stuff. thank you very much, indeed. >> thank you very much. stuart: check out the big board, please. close to 100-point down. sixteen to 40 is where we are. back with more varney in a moment. ♪ predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. iwe don't back down. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities an

domini dominick joins us live. >> we are getting these freaky showers where they come in intense moments of rain. they are fairly short, but you can tell how much water is beginning to accumulate. this is the third day of critical weather here in california. we had two days of rick rain coming down. we had forest fires and wildfires and they took up most of the vegetation of the land. i can show you an example here. the rain has gone in on that land, taken up about two or three inches the soil has been able to absorb that. these mandatory evacuations in place. the mud is going to be so heavy and destructive that actually it will not only just destroy property, it's a risk to human life. residents in the area are torn. do they stay with their property because for some it's all they got or do they get out of here? >> the fire department person told me they are having mandatory evacuation. i don't see why i should have to evacuate. >> it's kind of scary. you i don't want what you see on television to happen to you or your home. take their word for it and get out of dodge. >> you mixed it wa

this will be the 4-th marianos at a former dominick's. officials say the new store provides 350 new jobs and healthy food options for the neighborhood. the store opens tomorrow morning. this may take the cake in preparation for having a baby. >> music he is a member of the a rock band who took a photo of his wife's stomach every day chronicling nine months of pregnancy. the bill also shows him playing guitar and singing to his wife's growing valley. they even show the newborn baby at the end. name is buzz of michelangelo fletcher. the video has gotten in 7 4 million hits. >> in what happens? it's the first baby but by the second referred forget it. >> than his by himself singing. she doesn't even want to hear it. let's take a look at our day. 21 degrees is the current temperature. it will be cold. typically we should see highs in the low 50s. was anything close to that until about friday. high temperatures will jump into the mid-40s. the minute 21 eduard. 194 waukegan. 224 aurora. hopefully this will help our temperatures dropped a bit. l

it's the first mariano's to replace a dominick's in the city, and the fourth across the chicago area. it will also be the first in the mariano's chain to carry wild game -- like boar, pheasant, ostrich, alligator, quail and rabbit. google recently decided to try to clear up some myths surrounding its google glass technology. it can only record 45- minutes of video before the battery dies -- with a l-e-d light always on during recording. it's not possible to use google glass for facial recognition, because the storage capacity needed is just too large. google says, any new technology or invention is usually initially dismissed, then derided, and only much later is it accepted as normal. wearing glass is safer, says google, because it can be operated by voice command without the need to use hands to control it. the search is suspended for so >> you will look crazy that's what it said the hon. look crazy that's what it said in a graphic. >> these are not google glass. >> i saw some of those downtown. it looked a little weird. i almost walked into a pole. >> let's check out the rest of ou

. >> dominick, in arlington, the state of washington, i should say, thank you very much for that. >>> officials in california are now inspecting bridges, dams and rail tracks for damage after a magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck near los angeles last night. it caused a rock slide and some minor injuries but no major damage. it's the second quake, though, in two weeks. the u.s. geological society seismologist at caltech said there could be even larger earthquakes in the next few days. southern california has not suffered a devastating earthquake since 1994 when a magnitude 6.7 quake killed several dozen people and caused $25 billion in damage. the usgs also reports at least five aftershocks ra s ranging f magnitudes 2.7 to 3.6. >>> crews are still searching a new part of the indian ocean for malaysia flight 370 but after day two there is still no confirmed sighting. an official with the maritime safety authority said objections were scooped up by ships but as of yet none have been confirmed to be related to the missing airplane. david piper is now joining us live from bangkok, thailand, w

has a beef with another driver named dominick who framed him.ere. >> ingram is not going to leave this car in the hands of an ex-con who's about to leave the state and break parole. >> "need for speed" will probably have a slow week at the box office. new york post says, young men and fast cars are automatically stupid together but even if you set your intelligence level at off you will get a hangover from this 200 proof stupid clinking with moron ice cubes and with an idiot cherry on top. >> wow. >> the cars are sexier than the cast. i want a cocktail with moron ice cubes. and an idiot cherry on top. that's our news for this half hour. like. and an idiot cherry on top. that's our news for this half hour. lead paint poisoning affects one million children today. if your home was built before 1978, it could contain harmful lead paint. learn the danger zones, protect your kids. visit leadfreekids.org. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- no accident new details about the malaysian jumbo jet that disappeared nearly a week ago. what u.s. officials

. >> i have to tell you, you know, dominick's house is so terrific.w, it's just -- has everything, everything you could really want. it's an entertainment house a fine living house. as we said, we could make s'mores in the pit. we can have a fireplace in our bedroom and your bathroom. i don't know how you beat that house. i have to tell you -- >> fireplace in the bathroom. >> yeah. how often do you see that? >> not very often. >> exactly. did you see all the snow? look at all that snow. this year fireplaces are in. they're big sellers this year. >> when people are going to you when they say we want a house are they more than other years saying i want a fireplace? >> much more. >> you two city penthouse dwellers, i live in a rural air. i cut my own firewood. it's expensive and it's hard to cut. >> we have it delivered. >> plus i'm lazy. >> like the food. >> go back to the houses. mary thompson's house is pretty sweet. >> it's a sweet house. >> and she looks so nice by the pool. >> she's great how she handle it is and everything she's doing and the tour

. >> dominick, thank you. vladimir putin signing russia's annexation of crimea into law today.nd russians celebrated minutes ago, with look at that, fireworks over red square. let's bring in eamon javers. is there any risk now that some of the other baltic nations could be in russia's sights? >> the question is how far is vladimir putin willing to do? there's been a lot of attention on diplomats from moscow on what there intentions might be. the annexation of crimea was done under the pretex of protecting ethnic russians who are in that region. now we are starting to see similar comments made by russians elsewhere. take a look at this one. according to reuters in moscow, diplomat at the united stateses talking about estonia, now, said language that is the russian language should not be used to segregate and isolate groups. i'm concerned by steps taken in this regard in estonia as well as in ukraine. so possibly an attempt there by russian diplomats to sort of extend the predicate by which they took this decisive action in crimea, possibly to estonia. now, the question is whethe

>> joining us is dominick patton.art off, you look for the big announcements like big actor, best picture. best actor not a surprise, right? >> not at all. everybody thought matthew mcconaughey was going to get it and it was all right, all right, all right. >> that's how he ended his speech; correct? >> matthew has been making that line throughout the awards season and he did it again last night. and i thought what was a very raw and honest and moving speech especially when he talked about his faith. >> yeah, let's listen. >> first off, i want to thank god because that's who i look up to. he has graced my life with opportunit hand or any other human hand, whatever those things are, whatever we look up to, whatever it is we look forward to or whoever it is we're chasing. to that i say amen. to that i say all right, all right, all right. just keep living. thank you. >> one of the best speeches. usually the thanking to god, as steve pointed out earlier, has come last. god also made its way into darlene love's acceptance

dominick is joining me now live in los angeles.sad statement to how all the trash gets there. how much are we talking about? >> a massive amount, jamie. absolutely massive, the biggest problem with the search area, we're in the middle of what's known as the indian ocean garbage dump which is a class ali huge area of the indian ocean, where there's a lot of man maida bre that ranges in size, everything from really domestic plastic items to sea containers. it's churning around in this colossal rotating ocean current. and enough debris washed out to sea or cruise ships, leaving experts shrugging their shoulders. >> it could be from icebergs to containers that have been pushed over the side of ships to freighters to parts of dolphins, it could even be light refra refracting off the ocean. >> and that really is just leaving everybody stumped. so while yes it could be the same piece of debris that the australians found. that is what we picked up on the chinese satellite, no one knows for sure until they can fish it out of the water. >> t

domini domini dominick di-natale has more. >> one man philip wood is from texas. on facebook a woman claiming to be his former wife described philip wood as a wonderful man and says although we are no longer married, he is still family. his sons and i just want peace and quiet right now. this is my statement and they ask for the media to leave them alone. two other u.s. citizens identified on the manifest. the malaysiian authorities have been working with the united states to confirm the i.d.s to ensure they were genuinely on the flight. that is beginning to look clear. malaysia officials saying they have not ruled out terrorism at this time or any other cause. they are saying it's too early to draw conclusions. with only two oil slicks found as evidence of the plane being in the area, aviation experts are puzzled as to the cause of its disappearance. take a listen. >> if it was a bomb or explosion, it would be debris spread over a large area. the airplane was probably up at 38,000 feet or so. it would spread out a lot. if it just went down in a straight dive whic

. >>> let's send it over now to dominick chu for a quick market flash. oculus, buyer beware, there's a tibe tiny medical com called oculus science and people are confusing it. oculus innovative sciences has nothing to do with facebook and oculus, it's already trading double its normal volume and surging up about 80% buyer beware they're not the same thing, simon, back over to you. >> wow, thanks for the warning. >>> the stock is open and you just heard from the ceo how should you be playing now king digital? more on that after the break. ♪ a little crush a little crush ♪ crush ♪ power consumption in china, n impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, insidecation. inside inside at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. ♪ >>> the m

. >> all right, dominick chu. >>> cloud storage company box has filed for an ipo.er this month and this is what he had to say on the company's growth. >> we're very focused on getting to every business in the world with our software. we want to change how all companies work with their information and we're going to be growing as aggressively as we can to make that possible. >> box, of course, is the latest in a swarm of ipos. there are more than ten expected this week alone including that highly anticipated king which is making some investors worry about a bubble but our next guest says what bubble? david melo is the president of ipofinancial.com and he joins us live on post nine. should we be worried? >> you the bubble mentality if you really look at it, a bubble is about ready to pop at any point, we're in a balloon at this point and when an underwriter makes a misstep and they get too aggressive with the valuations and the investors say no, not with me, not this time again, there's going to be an immediate change. you'll get revaluations that will come down dram

dominick "dynamite" chu says investors should bank on financials. >> in this competition i'm mercer and're duke. technology, guys, tends to outperform in a rising rate environment and here is why. it's a cash rich sector meaning little debt, so it's less impacted by rates rising. stronger economy typically means i.t. spending increases which is a boon to tech's bottom line. and third is international exposure. tech is not relying on just the u.s. it can bank on other markets for growth. three reasons right there. >> my one big reason is momentum. if you talk about what the financials have done since the depth of the financial crisis, they got clocked and they got clocked hard, but here is the thing, they're the second best performing sector in the s&p 500 since the financial crisis, and they're up about 24% over the last year. that's in line with technology. they're also yielding 1.7% as a group. that's in line with technology. so as you take a look at the overall financial sector, one of the reasons why financials are in focus right now is because you have a fed that's starting to loos

dominick chu, thank you very much. >>> jpmorgan striking a deal to sell its commodity business to mercuriahas all the details on that back at hq. the latest big bank to sell its commodity business. >> that's right, sara, and this deal will rid jpmorgan chase of an ancillary business and make its buyer a bigger trader. jpmorgan chase as you said will collect $3.5 billion in cash in exchange for selling its physical commodities business which includes oil and gas supplied deals with refineries and other energy users and a metal storage business. it will keep its traditional trading capabilities which allows clients to hedge their exposure to crude and other raw materials through financial contracts. it's all part of jpm's effort to scale back on noncore activities which include both commodities but also prepaid cards and some of its foreign banking efforts a point that it talked about most recently at its february investor day. it also rids jpmorgan of a unit that created some headline damage over the years as a result of coal losses, for example, in 2010 and a power plant pricing settlement

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. >>> let's send it to dominick chu with a quick market flash. >> a different day, a different directionbouncing back nicely today as the crisis in ukraine eases at least for now. kiwi, the paypal of russia, mobile tele systems and yandex, and all moving higher today's session and, of course, the russian etfs moving higher as well along with the other bounceback trade. simon, russia certainly a focus for investors on the up side today. >> dom, motorists are spending record amounts on vehicles and financing is at a new high and phil lebeau will help us break down the numbers on how consumers are borrowing and spending next. >>> and john kerry expected to speak in a few minutes. we'll take you there live when it starts. ♪ [ 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... re

on friday dominick cantrill howell a georgia man accidentally shot and killed his cousin according to the associated press how was sitting behind his cousin in a parked car when he took his handgun out of his waistband the gun then slipped from slap and as howell tried to grab it he accidently pulled the trigger fatally shooting his cousin in the back of his sense admitted to involuntary manslaughter meanwhile on saturday a kentucky man accidently shot himself in the hand with a shotgun well right in an all terrain vehicle according to the kentucky state police john doughtery was riding his a.t.v. when a shotgun he had on the t.v. fell off and fired i mean doughtery in the hand even the most responsible gun owners can have gun related accidents and unfortunately those accidents can take the lives of innocent bystanders and gov late accidents aren't as few and far between as the n.r.a. would like you to believe according to gun policy the org there were five hundred fifty four accidental gun deaths in two thousand and nine six hundred six in two thousand and ten and eight hundred fifty