that is until the builders of the pan pacific expo filled it with sand. sand made up about 70% of the material dredge from the bottom of the bay and used it as fill. that part of the project took more than three months. and then on top of the fill, workers constructed the exhibition halls in courtyards that would cover the exposition grounds. when the fair closed 10 months and 18 million visitors later, the city simply tore it down. >> it was not made to last. and the city didn't own most of the land on which it was built. they had to lease it. in fact, very few parcels actually belonged to the city. and so it was always meant to be temporary. >> unfortunately because all of the buildings were built of lath and covered with a plaster called jute, it was basically burlap that was impregnated with plaster. >> reporter: houses went up here. a lot of them built right over sandy fill and the rubble of the pam pacific expo. it was a seismic time bomb that would not go off until 1989. >>> when the loma prieta earthquake hit. many of the buildings in the marina d

a group of comfy tree cannabis academy is hosting a conference and job expo this weekend.elists are covering a number of issues including tax strategy policy and how to safely grow and harvest a plant. a man grew down from new york just to check out potential opportunities in the marijuana industry. >> i think it's great and seeing the companies, what they're doing and the people talking inside about what the potential is i think it's amazing. >> the expo continues tomorrow at the holiday inn at capitol hill. we enjoyed it while it lasted but the days of cheap gas may be coming to an end. prices jumped 26 cents in the past month. started with a higher crude oil prices but now other factors are in play including labor strikes and an explosion in an exxonmobil oil refinery in california. but a bit of perspective. prices more than a dollar lower than a year ago. >>> all right. another storm coming in. it feels like saying the same thing over again. this one's little different than before. >> this one i'm really focused on the ice. i think we could have some pretty impressive

the roof at the bayside expo center partially collapsed this morning.n fire department says no one was inside at the time. however, they've evacuated the closest office building after firefighters noticed the smell of gas coming from the expo center. >>> it's been cold enough that we're seeing ice jam flooding not too far from the d.c. area. this morning it was rescuers in pennsylvania pulling people to safety. the ice jams caused a creek to overflow surrounding nearby holmes with water. emergency crews ferried people to higher ground. >>> it's been a long, cold, snowy and icy winter. so what do we expect -- [indiscernible] that's what one father in new jersey has done. he said he decided he and his young kids might as well have fun with all the snow. it took him about three weeks to finish. he says he continues to work on the course. he sprays water on it from his bathroom window. and he's going to have that snow for a long time the way things are going there. >> that's a great attitude. that is just great. you've got to make the best of what mother na

he attended a comic book expo are one conventioneer came by. >> one young man was making out a checkover and i took a peek and it was $40 million. jamie: are you exaggerating? >> no. >> i saw that and i said that is who we want to go speak with. jamie: time for me to head down for a little visit. >> this is unbelievable. you must be a kid in a candy store everyday at work. >> every dam the happiest kid in the world and it couldn't get any better than this. jamie: or much more lucrative. >> my company purchased what is the most expensive comic book. action comics is the holy grail. the first appearance of superman. jamie: let's see what he looked like at the beginning. >> they were the ones with the jingles, that is who we wanted to talk about. >> this is just astounding. jamie: he is definitely intrigued with the collection. >> what was great about his collection is that he had comics from the 19 order you with a superman beating up hiller. jamie: so what happens when he had more? >> you can tell by his expression that he didn't leave that we had them. we have closer to 1200 altogeth

is clear is this could have a far-reaching impact a far-reaching political impact here at home and exposhe gop shenanigans on foreign policy. exactly two weeks ago today, netanyahu was in the middle of a controversy after speaker boehner broke with protocol and invited him. >> this is a bad deal. it's a very bad deal. we're better off without it. >> the speech sparked a backlash in israel and laid bare the disrespect that the republicans have for president obama. then came the open letter to iran signed by 47 republican senators. what "new york daily news" calling them traitors. that's why this election matters. it's about america's relationship with israel a grate ally in a dangerous region. the gop shenanigans have turned this into a very serious matter indeed. joining me is governor ed rendell and "the washington post" e.j. dionne. thank you for being here. >> our pleasure. >>> how much did that raise the stakes in today's election in israel? in the short run -- campaign saying he wasn't in -- not in favor of a palestinian state appears to have helped him with the far right base with

the 30th annual flower and garden show here at the san mateo expo center. one thing i'll notice, there was a definite difference as far as the type of plants being used back then. it was more of -- i would even say a jungle feel. here you have more of a sense that you're really trying to minimize the water. doors open at 10:00 today. runs through sunday. the 30th annual san francisco flower and garden show. >> years ago they would have water fountains. the lush jungle type of thing. but, you know, it's a measure of where we are. >> some really nice displays there. thank you very much, bob. >>> want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. drought, rain, it all goes hand in hands. >> certainly does. good morning to you. we do have some light showers in the forecast. i can tell you, great to have bob out there this morning. outdoor usage is where we're putting most of our water. and if you can cut back outdoors, you will really be helping out the bay area and this beautiful state of california. 44 degrees in livermore. we're at 49 in san jose. 50 degre

it's running through sunday at the san mateo county expo center. again, the 30th year this has been taking place. you take a look around here you can see there's a lot of ideas you can get as a consumer as an amateur green thumb to come out and figure out what you want to do at your own home. here in san mateo, bob redell nbc bay area news. >> thanks, bob. we were listening, of course but we were thinking what is that cool thing, that little tebe thing? >> it's like a hanging seat. i want it. >> christina loren, you could put one in your back yard. >> yeah that's i'm going to get to make look like a desert. but you know what? we're getting into that time of year, people love to plant a beautiful garden. you definitely want to keep the drought in mind if that's something you're anticipating doing, after all, first day of spring just two days away now. we're going to see some really lovely conditions for the next couple days as well. san francisco bay, nice and clear. beautiful day over the green hills of sunol. we want these hills to stay green for

integrated resort of its kind with hotel, casino, shopping centers, entertainment, and technology expossound familiar? in macau, he has built another venetian but with more gaming space. this is what adelson says made him stand out among other casino tycoons. i was listening to you speak, and you mentioned you wanted to build a las vegas in macau, if you could just pick it up and move it, you would. how come no one else saw that? >> i guess that is what visionary is made out of. >> people thought you were crazy. >> of course. i have been in dozens of businesses. every time i go into business, everybody thinks i am crazy. nobody wants to recognize that doing something different than what people do routinely is viable. nobody wants to recognize that. the only way i could prove it is to do it and succeed. >> adelson did not just succeed. he dominated. his first resort, the sands macau, was so successful he made back the $265 million investment in the first year. >> 30,000 people showed up. more than 30,000 -- we do not have the exact number, because when they came in, they knock the doors

the history expo was great. it was well attended. so i was pleased with that. very exciting. i want to say thank you for the staff time to put this together. >> fantastic. seeing no other comments. we'll move on. >> commissioners, this puts you on items proposed for continuance. item 6. 20140655 a proposed to continue. item 7. 20141383 cultural landscape inventory is also proposed continuance to april 15, 2015. i have no speaker cards. >> commissioners, any comments? seeing none, any member of the public wish to comment on the continuance. i will close public comment. >> i wish to move. >> thank you. >> on that motion to continue both items as proposed, commissioner johnck, matsuda, wolfram and john, /tphaoul that places you to item 7. consent calendar. is all matters listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by historic preservation commission and maybe acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. >> item 8. 20141363. 970 guerrero street. >> commissioners, would you like to pull this off consent. >> any member of public? seeing

. >> san jose's home and garden expo is part home improvement, part tutorial on california's drought.i worry about it every day. >> reporter: looking for new ways to conserve water at home. even unconferencal ones. >> i am going to get a bucket and plant my beds and hopefully keep them hydrated with bathwater. >>> as they look to raise the cost of your water, now might be the perfect time to rip out the lawn. >> their bills are 3-400 a month. $300 to $4a month. the best bet, replacing the lawn, installing fake green could take a large amount of green from your wallet but an investment that looks good 25 years ago. >> you want perfect grass you will get it. it used to be shiny in the old days. >> reporter: as for plants, landscape architect has a ton of them. >> lavenders, different grasses. >> she admits a big hurdle is for people thinking a drought tolerant yard is a ugly yard filled with weeds. >> some of them do. a lot of plants california natives that have beautiful colors. >> reporter: jennifer is open to a drought tolerant yard. the real grass is a perfect idea. >> i love the gr

eddie hall said a new world record today by lifting 1018 pounds and a dead lift, at the australian expo. 1-18 pounds, that sounds like leon! leon: yeah, one pound at a time. alison: coming up next, inspiration at a middle school. ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. leon: this is one of the highlights of my career. i got to spend some time with my old friend and colleague, larry king, at a special event at the newseum. they have a new exhibit featuring his desk and microphone and a perspective of his career. he put on a great show tonight. he currently is broadcasting on line on hulu and aura. alison: he still has the suspenders. are they going to be on exhibit? leon: definitely, come on. congratulations, larry. alison: another positive note positive note sad in iowa middle school. an anonymous person left these post-its on e

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there will also be a health expo and a drug take-back event where police will be on hand to manage the save disposal of unwanted medications. march is prescription drug abuse awareness month. that 5k walk stars in just a couple of minutes at 9:20. it's at iron horse middle school. they don't have to worry about the weather. >> no. good thing that's today. they are still looking at chilly conclusionings and snow here. this is heavenly. this is about 8000 feet. at the tahoe valley airport some snow and 31. they are happy about this. a few more inches to come. any more rain in our forecast? there is a chance. we will talk about it next. >> and also next major league baseball loses one of its greats. how the chicago white sox are remembering menuso. >> major league baseball's first black player in chicago, minnie minoso, has died. this morning the chicago white house tweeted this photo of minoso with a message that reads in part "fierce tears are sadness are falling for a great man minnow so described as the first major black latino stayed made his debut with cleveland in 1949 and was deal

but i did want to recognize that at the history expo at the old mint, the last of february and first of march, the planning department historic preservation commission had a booth. i noticed there was a map there where people can pinpoint things they were interested in. i saw there was a respectable crowd outside of the booth talking to the people who were manning it and i thought it was extremely nice. >> thank you. commissioner hyland? >> i had two things. one for those who may or may not know this, i had the opportunity to go to washington d.c., that's where i was last hearing and we were doing legislative day for the american institute of architects and we had the opportunity to meet nancy pelosi's aids. mostly what i wanted to bring up today is advocate for three legislations and one of them was the continuance of the historic preservation tax credits. what you may or may not know is that nationally we are going through a whole tax reform that's being pushed by ryan out of wisconsin. anyway, but today is a deadline and unfortunately it's too late for our commission to do anythin

the movie star and former california governor took on eight-year-old emma chang at a kid's expo in ohio ahead when, surprisingly, schwarzenegger had to leave. hmm. she tells the columbus dispatch she's going to tell her friends she almost beat arnold but he game. yeah. a little convenient. interesting. that's going to do it for us here at abc7 news at 5:00. see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." tense situation. tears, questions, and outrage in the midwest after a white police officer shoots an unarmed black teen. tonight, new details about the moments before the shooting. >>> mystery flight. malaysia flight 370, vanishing into thin air a year ago. the new report about the pilot and crew, and a problem with the locator beacon. >>> miracle rescue. a car found by a fisherman. inside, a toddler, alive, still strapped to her car seat. >>> and, lifesaver. one act of generosity saving six lives. how it started, and how it all came together.

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beijing hosted an international food expo last november.onsumption is expanding in step with the rise in china's per capita gdp. as the chinese diet becomes more westernized, beef consumption is exploding. this is true even outside the major cities. this plant processes beef imported from australia. the facility will be expanded this year to meet demand. this trader handles about $2.5 million worth of imported beef. >> translator: you know japanese people are concerned that china is buying up all the beef. >> translator: if so why don't they buy from me? they should come here. we've got plenty of beef. >> reporter: ikamoto has come up with a plan to compete with china's beef buyers. he's thinking of switching to cuts that normally go into ground beef. >> translator: we can't allow people to lose access to whatever they want to eat. i think our mission is to protect japanese people from falling into that kind of situation. >> reporter: china's growing hunger for beef could mean lean times ahead for japanese buyers. >> okay. that is going to

the expo runs until 7:00 tonight. >>> and they got a big boost to help keep up the good work, they announced their ten winners of the grant this morning at the library they will receive $10,000 to continue their mission of teaching philadelphia children on how to lead healthier life times. >>> the paulsboro boys high school team is just two win as way from being crowned the best team in new jersey they came back yesterday to claim a 90-60 victory. they will go to the semi finals against roselle catholic on friday. they spoke about their keys to success. >> most of us on the basketball team played together since the fourth grade and that helps too and we all, everybody buys into playing defense hard and going hard on defense and everybody knows their offensive role. >> the semi final on friday will be played in toms river. >>> the sixers stepped up to welcome the family of late philadelphia police officer, thomas wilson iii. they got front row seats and a tour of the locker room, the night was made possible by mayor nutter through the enrichment program. >> when a son loses a father you have

snow triggered massive roof collapses including a dairy farm in central new york, and the old bayside expo center in boston. the city is less than two inches shy of a season snowfall record. >> i can't wait until spring. i'm counting down the days. >> reporter: boston thermometers did hit 40 degrees today for the first time in a month and a half, ending the city's longest cold spell on record. in the deep south, dramatic 20-degree temperature drops. in greenwood, mississippi, 79 to 59 in just 26 minutes. and in greenville, mississippi, 74 to 53 in just 11 minutes. more than 2,000 flights canceled from dallas to chicago to new york. and at the louisville airport, travelers tried to escape the bluegrass state before it turned white. >> i would rather be stuck in at home. >> reporter: here in louisville the snow's not expected to stop until sunrise tomorrow. this city rarely sees one big snowfall in a winter. this is the second big snowstorm in just two weeks. lester? >> for what it's worth, it's pretty behind you, john yang. thanks. dylan dreyer is in boston tonight. dylan, where can we expe

a lot of people showing up to see what the expo is all about.derrick ward shows us what you can expect to see today. >> reporter: the presenters ran the gamut from high tech to high times. the expo was just part of the equation. >> i didn't really know what to expect. i'm not really familiar with any of this. >> the first day of the cannabis convention at the capitol hill hotel addressed the business end. all the things you'd expect in a burgeoning industry with lots of potential in the area million ofs patrons within a one-hour drive. >> with that number we think the effective number of jobs that could be created are around 2,700 to 2,800 within the first year. we would probably end up maxing out somewhere around about 4,000 to maybe 4500 jobs just created in the city. >> this is light industry small footprint manufacturing, comparable to some of the jobs in the service industry. >> salaries that can range maybe on the low side like $40,000 or $50,000 to as much as $70,000 to $100,000. >> when you have the word cannabis in your company name and

." >>> sydney bridal expo an australian radio station arranged a huge surprise for a couple. >> we wantedur first dance a little bit more special today. >> that's right. >> we're going to leave you with a little wedding singer we organized and we hope you enjoy. >> ladies and gentlemen, the first dance as husband and wife, bring in the wedding singer, please. here he is! >> oh my god! >> got to love that cheering. i'm dara brown and this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. i want my foyer to smell more like a foyer. i want his bedroom to smell like he's away at boarding school. surround yourself with up to 6 hours of luxurious, long-lasting scents... ...introducing new unstopables air refresher. >>> leading the news a tallahassee democrat would-be bank robber was drunk, arrived by cab, police say. 46-year-old stanley getty was arrested after demanding $100,000 from a tallahassee, florida, bank manager. police found the cab waiting outside. he told him getty was drunk and had not paid his $25 fare. >>> remember this scene from the 2000 movie "gladiator."

. >> reporter: san jose's home and garden expo is part home improvement, part tutorial on california's drout. >> i worry about it every day. >> jennifer roman is looking into new ideas to conserve water at home, even the unconventional ones. >> so i'm going to get a bucket and plant my new beds and hopefully keep them hydrated with bath water. >> and as bay area water districts look to raise the cost of your water now might be the perfect time to rip up a lawn. >> their bills are three to $400 per month. >> heidi leather says your best bet is to replace that with astroturf. she admits installing fake green in your yard could take a good amount of real green from your wallet but it's an investment that will still look good in 25 years. >> it looks perfect. i tell people you want perfect grass you'll get it. it's not an eyesore like the old days. it used to be too shiny. >> as for drout tolerant plants, landscape architect susan vogel has a ton of them. but she admits a big hurdle is getting people to stop this a drout tolerant yard is an ugly yard filled with weeds. >> which some of the

>> reporter: the benefits of giving women the right to his own land and the skills to work it are expo shalt. studies have proven that women are far more likely than men to use the income they get from the land to benefit not only themselves and the children, but also the wider community. may have usshe has won full multiple awards for her harm farming. it's been so successful she's now exporting and mentoring other women to farm the tree. >> they are going to grow up and feet the children and take the children to schools and do anything for the whole families. >> reporter: and she is benefiting the whole community any profits sea profits she makes she puts back for a breakfast program feeding hundreds of children. the head of the rural women's movement and a passionate campaigner of women's land rights. she says securing their rights will help africa withstand the effects climate change is having on food security. and she says farming is crucial for women's independent. >> when we are financially secure. the chances of us being abused, the chances of us faces violence are very slim. >

>>ed college expo is happening this morning. you can apply on the spot for colleges and they will waive the application fee. some will offer scholarships. juniors, seniors should bring their sat and act scores. it will cost you $10 at the door. >> blue bell ice cream is linked to three the fda issued a recall after five people in kansas were infected with listeria. three people died. the bacteria was found at the main factory in texas. this does not affect blue bell pints, cups or half gallons. we posted the list in the nbc washington app for you. >> this system will bring showers and continue to impact us tomorrow. we will let you know. now, more and more americans are discovering that... shred after shred... dish after dish... day after delicious day... shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires meals, and moments, that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. now, america's number one block mozzarella. >>> coming up on 6:16 the kappa sigma fra termity is looking into a controversial e-ma

until a high school sophomore exploits expos the scandal in our school newspaper. maureen kelly talk with a budding journalists. >> reporter: 50 year-old sophia ruiz reveal what had been recently an open secret amongst the teens and the community of or rent up lafayette and ride the. as he did it in a piece published in the mayor a mighty high school paper entitled low morale and the news and brought a box much come down. >> reporter: the distorting trend a drop bauxite with approximately 6 t 50 naked or nearly naked snapshots of girls allegedly shared amongst mostly male high school students. ruiz writes that sometimes the race the shots are taken by the boys are given to them by the girls themselves. the name on the drop bauxite she says is like trading cards. the school principal says sophia succeeded doing something even veteran journalists only dream of making a difference. >> pam: sofia is happy with the results of or were but she says more needs that happened. >>: if we take these websites down of the winds and as gonna pop up until people really get a diffe

it's happening at the oaks expo center there will be antiques and more, admission is $12 for everybody age ten and above. >>> easter egg hunts will be held across the area. pickerring manner northfield in noon town. the hunt will be broken down by age including an adult and grandparent hunt. >>> and easter egg hunt will be held at white clay creek park five age grooms up to age 9. -- age groups. up to age 9. a rain date will be held tomorrow. that's what's happening in and around the region this this weekend. sports is next. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:25 saturday morning, the day planner looks kind of gray, lots of clouds and sunshine early on. once we get into the afternoon it's mainly cloud cover. temperatures struggle to gets out of the 30s. lunch time, 40s. windchills in the mid 30s all day. satellite and radar showing lots of clouds along the eastern seaboard. more rain and snow showers out her to the midwest. the pattern will like this by wednesday, thursday and friday with all the cold air bottled up across the great lakes and high plains easter weekend saturday or ea

. >> head over to the black college expo. you can apply on the spot. many colleges will appln fees today. some will offer scholarships and high school jurps, seniors and transfer students should bring in transcripts or test scores. it runs from 9:00 to 5:00 and the cost is $10 at the door. >> a storm system brings us rain and continues to impac thank you, cable for taking longer to upload our family movies. for the slower internet upload speeds. for taking longer to upload my files to the cloud. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. and for never upgrading to 100% fiber optics thank you cable... thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider, and the most on demand titles to your tv. so join the millions who experience the difference fios makes. get a fios triple play at an amazing price online guaranteed for two

the market for a new boat or want to look at boats, talk to experts or anything else, held to the expor in oaks, montgomery county this weekend it's open today and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. calling all pet owners, the tha is hosting a pet mixer happening from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the world cafe live at the queen in wilmington, delaware. >>> heart failure testing is underway using the body's own power to regenerate itself. these days it's hard to keep up with robert passion when he is walks down -- parks when he walks you down the hall. it's a big change since he got sick on a business trip. he suffered a major heart attack. >> on the left side of the heart, the muscle also are gone. >> reporter: three more heart attacks, the heart is very weak. so just before christmas parks enrolled in a study to see if his own stem cells could improve blood flow. john george of temple university hospital said doctors thinks that -- >> you can regenerate the heart muscle. >> reporter: stem cells extracted from bone marrow are multiplied and injected into the muscle inside the heart.

chess phenom emma cheng took on arnold schwarzenegger at a kids expo in ohio. emma is the fourth highest rated chess player under the age of nine in the country. she also ranks third out of all grade school students in ohio. schwarzenegger has an impressive resume, the former bodybuilder and former california governor is also pretty good at chess. but he only played a few moves before forfeiting the game. i think he was overmatched. join jason applebaum and bip roberts as they break down the warriors latest win. and discussed the san francisco giants hunter pence hunter pence. >> brian: will have clouds in the morning but will have a similar morning tomorrow. if you wonder why so dark outside it's because we change the clock. we'll see the sun shine for much of the afternoon except for the coast and temperatures will be warm mid to upper 70's. as well as a person sees. this form system will be here wednesday. >> vicki: that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps.

that was year of the expo. it also has a thousand lights strung up around the clock tower. an hour from now they will turn on the lights or the switch to the lights. before that they will have a celebration. you can see some people are even wearing 1915 costumes. earlier today we went inside the ferry building to talk to the people who made this project happen. >> reporter: behind blocked doors, 7 stories above the ground it is the clock that makes him tick. [ bells bringing ] >> west clock. >> somebody who climbs hard to access places. flight poles, clock towers. >> he took us inside to show us what he has been working on for the past few months. >> we are looking at 9. >> reporter: the numbers 1915. he put them in place a couple weeks ago. >> 26-foot plus wide. >> reporter: decorated the tower in a thousand lights to commemorate the anniversary of the international exposition and recreate the way the building looked a century ago. in 1915 it put san francisco on the world stage. >> 20 million people dime san francisco -- came to san francisco. >> reporter: touring the doz

you determine the price for each of your items and drop them off at the expo center in oaks, all clothing must be on hangers. tips for buyers? come early in the week, but come back there is so much stuff you might miss things. >> you can find passes at the website and facebook page, there is no admission charge the other days on sunday the final day everything is slashed 50% off. for details of just between friend goes to 6abc.com. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." >>> finally at 4:00 we leave you with the question is the dog in this next dor story cute or creepy this 1-year-old poodle is trained to walk down the streets of china on his hind legs. he strolls with style too his owner dressed him up in costumes for his daily walks complete with backpack bonnet and scarf. cute or creepy. >> something is not right about that. >> it's kind of creepy i'm going to say it. that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for shirleen allicot and alicia vitarelli and adam joseph, i'm brian taff. we are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. lets look ahead at 5:00 now with

if you're in the market for a new boat, head to the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks, it's opennd tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >>> selling all things irish at the st. patrick's day parade, the parade gets started with mass at saint joseph the worker's catholic church in new falls. it kicks off from the church into bristol township. the theme focuses on those who served the country through military service. >>> calling up a pet lovers this weekend. dha is holding its annual 9th mixer. it's a dog friendly cocktail party no dock, bring your cat. everybody is invited to the world cafe live at the queen in wilmington. that's a look at what's happening in and around the area. hey, you forgot the milk! that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so you can drink all you want... ...with no discomfort? exactly. here, try some... mmm, it is real milk. see? delicious. hoof bump! oh. right here girl, boom! lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and for a tasty snack that's 100% real dairy try lactaid® cottage cheese. that's a hard question. (laughing) we are

. >> wasn't part of these proceedings conducted out of the state fairgrounds at cal expo? >> the initial jury pool was brought out two cal expo to fill out the questionnaires. >> how long did it take to get a panel? >> i believe, i just looked at this, it might surprise you it only took 16 days. [laughter] that went from november 12, we panel the jury before christmas. >> after you finally get a jury selection did anything unusual happened? >> oh, yes. quinn has referenced the fact ted had tried to fire his attorneys, or express dissatisfaction with their pursuing a mental defense. the trial was set to begin january 5. the court had thought justifiably, he had brokered a deal with kaczynski to keep the attorneys on if they would agree not to present a mental defense. quinn can tell the story better than i can. judy clark premiered her opening statement to kaczynski the night before trial was set to commence . january 4. he was very upset allegedly about her mentioning mental issues in her opening statement. >> if quinn can tell it better let's hear it. >> i will deal with

the next couple of days the creme de la creme of the gaming industry will be meeting at the annual expolondon to discuss the latest challenges and plans coming up. the event culminates with the bafta gaming awards this evening. let's talk live to david, ceo of the game development frontier development who joins me live from london. you're up for an award. >> i have a huge honor of getting the bafta fellowship i'm really delighted. really looking forward to it. >> congratulations. tell me how important are these awards for a coming together for your industry and a chance to share ideas? >> i think they're great. what they really show the gaming industry has gone from strength to strength but now such an important industry world wide in terms of the comparison with film and television it's really wonderful that we've got awards for games as well. i think that's a fantastic thing. it's also great because a lot of those games are made here in the uk. >> we understand that the gaming industry here in the uk hugely important. london, the largest development community center in europe over 250

rose played for the phillies in addition to the reds, and expos, and could be voted to the hall of fame if reinstated. >>> right now 6:20, and we want to get you in the saint patrick's day spirit this morning. we have a very special performance in our studios that's coming up. you don't want to miss t also ... three's on your side with warning about diet soda. what the drinks are doing to your belly. that's coming up next in the health watch! we'll be right >> 6:22, take a look at this high winds, rainy weather blew the scaffolding there goes, right off this building. this is in portland, oregon. the scaffolding blows right off a building and onto a car below. the weather caused other problems across the area, including a mud slide and uprooted trees. >> we don't have that werth here today, thank goodness but things are changing. >> certainly r we'll have our fair share every wind t won't be the kind of winds that can cause damage necessarily but you will notice it, make no mistake. let's go ahead start it off with quick check on storm scan3, which also decided it wanted to break out it

i will come to expo milan and do take the hate off the runway party. >> to kyra's point, because twomily your reaction specifically to them? >> it's just -- only thing i can say and coming from a place of love there's no love in their life. i believe that they've had a lot of disappointment probably personally and usually people who have disappointment in their life with love love to make other people's lives miserable. that's the only thing i can say. you know people can say, whether they're trying to appease the government for that past they have or whether, because of the catholic church whatever. the reality is what was said was wrong. yes, freedom of speech. but not freedom of hate. >> kyra phillips, chef art smith, thank you both very, very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up next where in the world was russian president vladimir putin? he finally appeared in public after disappearing off the grid for ten days. all of this as we learn why he prepared nukes. plus millionaire robert durst caught on a hot open mic saying he killed them all on the finale of the hbo show "the jinx." h

there will also be a health expo and a drug take-back program where police will be on hand to managemarch is prescription drug abuse awareness month. today's event gets underway at 8:30 this morning at iron horse middle school. lisa argen here now with a preview of the accuweather forecast. >> good thing that's today. they had plenty of clouds and rain yesterday. we are looking at emeryville now. 37 degrees. it's certainly cool. we will see highs today rebound into the 60s and another chance of rain coming your way this week. i'll explain next. >> thank you lisa. also ahead deja vu. the sharks' struggles continue at home losing their eighth street in an eerily similar fashion to thursday night's defeat. mike shumann has the highlights here's a new trick for the same old dinner. try unsloppy joes. pillsbury grands biscuits. ♪ make dinner pop. ♪ release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. in our house, we do just ab