if it's extra virgin, it will usually cost extra money. but not all bottles with that label actually made the grade. liz crenshaw explains why you may be buying into a fraud. >> reporter: olives grown in the sun, and then pressed and processed just the right way, make extra-virgin olive oil. the golden green stream that flavors your food and lightens your wallet. carrie kelly owns a boutique olive oil shop in virginia. each extra virgin oil is taste tested before it is sold. >> first you want to get a sense of the aroma and really smell the fruit. >> reporter: international standards define extra virgin. the oil mutt be extracted from fresh olives, mashed mechanically, not with chemicals or heat, and it must meet strict taste, smell and chemical composition standards. with more consumers cooking with it, extra virgin at $12 a bottle is getting extra shelf space at local groceries, and more specialty shops are selling the liquid gold for as much as $48 a bottle. >> producing extra-virgin olive oil is labor intensive and very expensive so th

extra-virgin olive oil. when you pay extra bucks for extra-virgin are you buying a food fraud?y story is coming up. >> a lot to talk about over the next couple of days. these are the wind chills for wednesday. 28 in washington. 23 in gaithersburg. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. >>> shut them down like bars. that's what a d.c. council member wants to do with businesses that sell stolen cell phones. >> jackie bensen joins us with the latest on this. >> reporter: there's been a new development in this just this afternoon. this was originally proposed as emergency 90-day legislation. but ward 6 council member tommy wells said he'll propose it as permanent law. >> this is a clear and present danger to the citizens of washington. >> reporter: d.c. council member tommy wells

extra low and that's time of the full moon, the extra high tide is going to be matched by an extra what? conservation of water, there's only so much water to slosh around, see that? so the people back here are wonderful. they can kind of see that. if it's extra high one place, honey, it got to be extra low somewhere where the water come from. so yes, you go dig in your clams at the time of a full moon right on because you have extra low, low tides. how many say, "oh, maybe the tides are only confined to the water." it certainly couldn't be confined to the solid earth itself because it's solid and rigid, right? is the earth solid and rigid? about like an orange, what's underneath the surface, what's underneath the skin, huh? you've been over the big island lately? okay. it turns out as all molten and that molten is that molten part of the earth. are parts of that molten part closer to the sun and the moon than other parts? okay. so what's that gonna do to it? stretch it out and you know what, gang? we have earth tides, earth tides about a quarter of a meter puckered back and forth, back

he's a full-time super extra but he's still just part of the scenery., that is, some guy in sweden compiled a where's waldo style reel of jesse's greatest hits and posted it on youtube. >> apparently he was my number one fan from sweden. i didn't even know i had any fans from sweden. >> reporter: well, he does. typecast but talented. he has a burgeoning cult following built up over 12 years, 100-plus movies, including "van wilder" and 100-plus tv shows like "my name is earl" and "the mindy project." he came to l.a. to get into the entertainment game. >> my parents gave me like a 30-day ultimatum, find a job or come back to texas. i went and signed up for the extra work and i was working that night on a movie called "rat race." >> he's been working ever since. he was even on "glee." right there, he kind of worked with larry david. jesse's imdb corrects include nerd, nerd number one, nerdy guy, geek, and 3rd ufo enthusiast. >> i've done my fair share of speaking parts, it's just not many people have seen them. >> reporter: here's one of those moments on "

drivers there spend an extra 67 hours per year in their car. the san francisco-oakland area tied with los angeles for second place. congratulations. commuters there spending an extra 61 hours per year in the car. san jose ranking 28th. drivers spending an extra 39 hours per year in the car. >> if you are still feeling the sting of the 49ers super bowl loss maybe some pudding will help boost your spirits. pudding. >> congratulations, san francisco. you might not be getting a trophy, but you will be getting a cup of jell-o pudding because nothing matches the bitter taste of defeat like the tweet taste of jell-o. >> thank you, kraft foods. they are releasing this commercial to announce the consolation pudding drop. they are happening all day today in san francisco starting at 7:00 a.m. hall of famer and former 49er ronnie lott is going to drop by a drop station at 12:30. >> i feel better already. amazing how that can help. if free chocolate pudding isn't your thing how about free pancake day. ihop offering a free short stack of pancakes all day lo

an extra dimension. it has been remastered in 3d. that is the box office previous. >> he looks so young there. >> he was. >> 5:51. jacoby jones response to the idea that he should have been the super bowl mvp. >> we are not dealing with any delays. southbound 295, traffic is starting to build towards the capital beltway. six to five on southbound 97 -- 65 on southbound 97. dealing with slick roads. there could be sleet up near the pennsylvania line. >> rain in mill river, -- middle river. snow may begin to mix in. the basic forecast is rain today. high temperatures seldom baltimore near 40 degrees. up towards pennsylvania, a little snow or sleet man next into the picture. newington gets hammered today with the snow -- new england gets hammered today. >> good morning appeared the off-season is here. the biggest item is reciting joe flacco. ozzie newsome and steve bisciotti said that is going to happen. it commits some other players might not be back. steve bisciotti and ozzie newsome and john harbaugh outlined their approach to the fu

because of course with 1 million extra people working in the private sector. that is what he is got to engaging. he's got absolutely no suggestion for how to get on top of welfare, get our deficit down, get our economy moving, or frankly do anything else. >> ed miliband. >> so today we discover he hasn't even got a clue about his own policy that he is introduced here and his answers today remind us what his party and the country are saying about him. the only people are a small group of rich and powerful people. that's what he is come up a policy that is unworkable and unfair. is a prime minister who is weak, incompetent, and totally out of touch. >> totally pathetic rubbish that we get used to every wednesday. and on the issue, on the issue of who listens to do, i have a very clear idea of who he listens to. because we heard in the al as he lecture by le lynn mccluskey. and len mccluskey said this. he says i met ed miliband and he asked me this question that this is the question he asked him. lynn, if you had three wishes, three things you would like us to do

nowadays, everybody wants extra money?can see what it did to education where teachers did struck go down the blackboard after work and -- scrubbing down the blackboard after work. how about focusing on the job itself and people would gladly pay you more if they were getting value. >> dave: adjudicate we pay more or not? >> i am all for paying overtime as long as the same employees get under time on the job. if you take an email, you get docked. you order pizza you get docked. you have facebook, you get dock. i think facebook could be worth $300 billion a year. [ laughter ] >> dave: always with a little side pocket. why is eric bolling at the post office? find out what she delivering and how it could save billions to taxpayers. and another multibillion dollar bailout may be coming for the mortgage industry. is it time to get government t >>. >> dave: deja-vu, a report that shows housing administration mortgages made by private lenders facing a whopping $6.3 billion shortfall and housing experts are warning that a taxpayer b

and 15 million americans will benefit from it, but it is good for the economy, because if they have extra money in the pocket, they will spend it, and that is held p pful to the -- helpful t the economy, and so businesses will see people coming in with a little extra cash to spend, and we are hoping that with the people behind it, it will put pressure on the congress to do something. >> and we have heard the counter argument that raising the federal minimum wage will reduce the number of jobs available and hurt small businesses.

the fire department has called in extra ambulances. the police chief tells us. officers response will depend on how crowds behave. >> we have no reason to believe that we will have to put on any extra equipment. we did not have to do that for the world series of celebrations. we have more mileage out of the gift of gab. >> kron4 news will have continuing coverage in new orleans throughout the week leading up to the big game. check out kron four dot com. for all your super bowl needs. as well as our facebook and twitter pages. be sure to tune in on sunday for super bowl post-game coverage. that starts at 7 p-m. the red, the gold on various buildings. we will be back. 0ñ@Ñ street this morning. futures trading shows all three indexes in the negative. positive-it looks like they're all actually in a positive. stocks end january on a down note yesterday. but the markets did post strong monthly gains. on wall street the dow fell 49-points. but ended the month up almost 6-percent. the nasdaq slipped a fraction of a point. and finished january up 4- point-1 percent. the

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give yourself some extra time of course. lot of folks could see up to a half inch of rain and all is said and done and they are very happy about all of this, they had the third dryest january especially in the south bay where their reserviors are only 50% full right now. out here in petaluma, where again, the rain is continuing to fall and we will continue to monitor conditions here and let you know how the road conditions look and of course the heavier stuff is beginning to fall and we will be here in petaluma and let you know how the rain looks. >> don't forget, grab an umbrella and compared to a typical year, santa rosa is closer to their average and they are at 93% rainfall, san francisco 8 5% and oakland airport, 83% and san jose, is 80% of normal. >>> that is a nice pretty picture and this is near sarasota springs and sugar bowl area. it looks like the roads are wet and clear for the travel up there. snow levels could drop as low as 1,500 feet and that could make it treacherous and up to 10 inches of snow is expected t

leave yourself an extra five minutes to travel the outer loop from 795 down to 70. but as you can see the inner loop is nice and clear. that continues all the way up to 83. and as we check in and look at 83, here in hunt valley, no problems whatsoever. everything is moving along and it will remain this way as you get on the jfx and head downtown. it's going to take 12 minutes to travel southbound from the beltway all the way to east fayette street and everything is up to speed through the fort mchenry tunnel. looking at an 8 minute ride northbound from the beltway to the toll plaza. that's a look at your morning commute now over to you. >>> two university of maryland college park students are dead and another is in the hospital. the suspect dayvon green shot both house mates before turning the gun on himself. sherrie johnson is here with more on the young man believed to have perpetrated the ordeal. >> reporter: there are unanswered questions and we know dayvon green has ties to baltimore. his family lives in the rosedale area and he attended morgan state university

, bienvenidos a primer impacto extra, está regido por la serpientre el año nuevo chino y tiene un granal de temperatura, los lugares frios con olas de calor y los claidos vivirán temporadas gélidos, esto dice el maestro chuy y dice que este año de la serpiente tiene un efecto importante sobre la comunidad. >>> nosotros podemos ver mayor cantidad dee agresividad en las personas, algunas personas >>> este tumulto de energía hará que las personas cambien. >>> en un tiempo que nos dan mucha chance de recapacitar en muchas cosas. >>> tambiÉn se verán más desastres naturales relacionados con le aguai. >>> por eso la recomendación que demos más a mor a los niños, y también se aconseja evitar que vean videojuegos y películas violentas. >>e> n cuanto a la salud las personas tienen que cuidar mucho su corazón, la presión sanguínea, los riñones, porque es lo que más se verá para el año que viene ,porque esos elementos influyen a los 12 signos. >>>ssegún él los más afectados son los signos de la serpiente, el tigre, el jabalí y el conejo y tienen que hacer más ejercicio, tomar agua, y poder estar

and those extra now those extra costs are not only paid for by the not paid for by the fossil fuel industry they're never even mentioned in the corporate run news media in america. research from the annals of the new york academy of sciences concludes that the total cost of these extra nowadays if paid by the polluters themselves would raise us fossil fuel prices by as much as three dollars a megawatt and that's an extremely conservative estimate. which puts wind power on parity with a hole in the united states trend lines are pretty clear buggy wave weapon meet automobile renewables are getting cheaper and fossil fuels are getting more expensive which is why we as a nation need to throw everything we have at making renewable energies our primary way of power in america into the twenty first century think of it as a new manhattan project that project to build a nuclear bomb super fast or a world war two we need green energy local energy and a twenty first century smart grid to handle over time the marketplace would do this for us but we're just about every other developed country in the wor

give yourself a couple extra minutes. it will be a mild day. 55 today. we could see some snow on wednesday afternoon. next weekend, cold with snow showers with temperatures in the 30's. it is traditionally a good snow weekend for baltimore. >> there could be ponding on the roads. the rain is coming down. 11 minutes on the outer loop northeast side. still moving well on the entire beltway. the beltway northeast down to the fort mchenry. running smoothly in the white marsh area. 49 on 195. building volume in the southbound inat 175. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the mayor will deliver the state of the city address this afternoon. she will announce some big budget cuts. >> kim dacey has a preview. >> there was a report that the city will be bankrupt in 10 years in changes are not made. the report indicates if nothing is done to the budget, baltimore will be in financial ruin by 2022. the continuation of current policies and health care benefits, the city will be more ole. $2 billion in the h the numbers are concerning. the city cannot tax its w

. >>> extra security on hand tonight for a talk about guns. specifically a gun store in a town that's never had any gun stores before. kpix 5 reporter kiet do tells us there have been death threats. kiet? >> reporter: the gun store folks asked for extra security and they got it tonight, with three officers guarding over this meeting. tonight, the town council voted unanimously to look into ways to impose a moratorium on future gun stores. as far as the one that opened five weeks ago, what's done is done, and that will stay. tonight's los gatos town hall meeting has taken on a whole new caliber of urgency. police officers are providing extra security off store owner, robert chang, got a death threat last week. >> we're always grateful for law enforcement to step in. >> reporter: los gatos doesn't have any laws restricting gun stores, so staff simply approved the business license last summer. council members say staff should have alerted them about the gun store right away. >> i'm hoping in the future that our staff will inform us a little soone

for extra toys at home that they can send to the homeless shelter?this christmas, many in wilmington sorely miss the dignity and purpose they once had. laura walker says she learned that years ago when her late husband roger lost his job as a machinist and refused to be anything else. >> i watched what he went through by not making the concessions, by not making the changes. he didn't go back to school. he wasn't willing to think outside of the box. >> he couldn't find full-time work for six years. then he was hired again and given business cards and a lapel pin by his new company. before his first day on the new job, he had a heart attack. >> and i went to the hospital and i went in, and i was so surprised, and you know what the first thing he said to me was? "what about...my job?" [laughs] the first thing he said to me: "what about my job?" that's a hard thing to take. and then he died sunday morning, and i was there holding his hand when he died. and at the funeral, at the visitation, i took that card, that business card with that lapel pin, and i

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something extra. a super bowl xlvii patch. they feature the 51 technology that nike introduced when it started making the uniforms this season. they are slick. >>> before the game, we're bringing you another special tonight. we have live coverage of all the best spots around town. we'll break down everything for you what you can expect for the super bowl. it starts here at 5:00 and continuing with the 6:00 then an extra hour. please join us. >>> the colder weather is back and the code blue alert. i'm chilly now. it has been issued in baltimore city. and lin ta so is -- linda so is live outside of the studios. how cold is it? >> a lot colder than it has been. you want to wear your coat, the drop has prompted a code blue alert through tomorrow morning. that means that all of the city's shelters will be open for extended hours. and workers will be reaching out. it can be dangerous for your health. and here are tips to keach it from getting the best of you. >> the more you cover up the less body heat you will lose. and drink lots

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give yourself extra time to get across. the roads will be wet and some areas could expect up to a half inch of rain by the time it is all said and done today. this is exactly what they are waiting for since it is a dry january especially down in the south bay, they need the rain the most. santa clara is 50% full right now. it is good news, more rain is expected to start coming down and of course it will remain chilly and it is the type of weather where you need to bundle up. we will remain here keeping an eye on the commute condition and again the rain has stopped falling but of course we will stop more of it from coming down and we will let you know when more rain begins to fall out here. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> when there is rain there is usually snow, we want to show you what it looks like in the sierra this morning. it is sarasota springs where it has been snowing off and on making travel pretty dangerous at times and up to 10 inches of snow is expected to fall. coming up we will check back with sal

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she's beautiful smart and sensible. [ male announcer ] mcdonald's extra value menu. simple joy of having more to love. ♪ been hibeen him >> now for today's market update. stocks end the day on a higher note. here are a look at today's closing numbers on wall street. the dow rose 53 points to close at 14-thousand-35. the nasdaq rose 21 points to close at three-thousand- 213. and the s-and-p 500 rose 11 to one-thousand-530. there is an 85-billion dollar deadline looming over washington. president obama is back at and is working to avoid deep cuts that are due to take effect next month. in washington-- neither side of the aisle is showing any sign of compromise over the deficit reduction. tory dunnan has the latest. >> reporter:longer airport lines. fewer first responders. reduced military readiness. consequences president obama warns will become reality if effect on march first. >> these cuts not smart, they are not fair, they will hurt our economy, they will add hundreds of thousands of americans to the unemployment roles. >> reporter: to replace the cuts, democrats i

if you are heading out to interstate 70, you want to be extra careful. there are going to be slick conditions. and as lynette mentioned, we are dealing with changes. so this rain that we are dealing with across the region will likely change overto snow. this is the beltway in pikesville many no delays what over and east side will be nice and clear from parkville all the way up to towson. and heading downtown, you are looking at an 11-minute ride on the jfx from the beltway downtown to east fayette street and everything is up to speed through the fort mchenry tunnel 8 minutes on the northbound lanes of 95 from the beltway all the way to the toll plaza. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you>>> dogs in space monkies in space or a 7. [audio not understandable] >> find out how she turned a science project into a dream space flight and where you can see video from her trip. >>> a 7th grader is taking a school sigh enproject to a new level. >> her idea is is a national sensation thanks to a youtube video. the 13-year-old had a plan to la

you will need to add an extra layer. mid30s to mid40s at 5:00 a.m. by 8:00 a.m., upper 30s to the mid40s. mike nico will be here tracking the fog for you 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. carolyn, dan? >> thank you. >>> before we go, here is the latest on our top story. after a number of major developments the manhunt for the exlapd officer suspected of going on a killing spree continues. >> officers believe christopher dorner barricaded himself in a cabin in big bear after a shootout that left a deputy dead today and then never emerged as the home went up in flames. investigators say the charred carbine is too hot to enter so cannot confirm whether his remains are in the cabin. we will have the latest on the morning news at 4:30 a.m. while they are not sure whether he is inside, most of the officers in the surrounding area have pulled back indicating they do not believe there is any further danger jie. they had it surrounded at the time. >> that's it for this edition. >> thanks for joining us, everyone. follow us on twitter at abc7 >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "j

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