[laughs] remember we had the tuning forks that time and hit one tuning fork and made the other one ring? well, in your eye, you got tuning forks there too, and guess what frequency they ring at, gang? million, billion cycles per second. million, billion hertz and that's light. and light, when that light comes in your eye, it make--that sight. would you like a profound statement for a party sometime? sure. when you want to say something, and everyone will say, "wow, heavy, man, heavy." [laughs] would you like that? would you like to hear one? yes. here it is. you probably will want to put this in your notes. here it is. light is the only thing one can see. [laughs] ooh. you saw a lot of substance to that, huh? would you like another one? yeah. just as good? sound is the only thing that one can hear. ooh. you have people following you after that. they'd say, "hey, this guy's-- dude is heavy," okay. you get the idea. anyway, we get all these waves, gang, and a little narrow, narrow, narrow band of those waves, starting off with the low frequencies that look to the eye to be a color. guess

the north fork watershed protection act is key. in fact, in february of 2010, the province of british colombia and montana signed a memorandum of understanding to preclude mineral development along the flat head. they completed prohibition of this in 2011 and north fork watershed protection act is necessary to hold up the u.s. end of the bargain and to be a good neighbor. the canadian province has expended significant resources for the sake of this agreement and strongly supports passage of this legislation so their efforts will be solidified. the bill represents an unprecedented mix of supporters from conoco phillips and chevron to ducks unlimited to needor roosevelt partnership and the local chambers of commerce. this is reflective of the bill's strong support among the people of montana. it's time we get this done. we have been working towards protecting the flathead for decades. 1974 when it was montana's congressman in the house, i'm proud to be part of the effort to get it done and across the finish line. passage of the north

the brunch begins march 22nd. 3 forks serving at 11 am. 180 northfield blvd. we will have this recipe on our website. recipe on our website. the answer is hydrogen bonding. look at the warming going on out to the west. >> forties' expected on saturday. that would drag down the global cooler air.cooler air. >> turns the wind southerly. >> monday increasing clouds 38 and snow possible on tuesday. >> me might be up flirting with 60 degrees later next week. em the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. i had a lady once. swore a rat rolled a wheel of parmesan right out of her fridge while she was sleeping. right here. it's the super. got the exterminator here. anybody home? miss knowles? having some trouble here? oh, my god. oh, get help. it'll be all right. it'll be okay. victim's cecilia knowles. she's 36 years old. she was a mess. her clothes were ripped, eyes glazed over. e.m.s. rolled her to mercy trauma. what'd the

a convoy is spotted destine forked cameroon.knows when the next one will come so she decides to grab what she can and take her chances she isn't welcome here. no more muslims here, get out he says. within moments in a town where muslims and christians use today live happily together, the sport begins. but this is not a game for people who are now running for their lives. no one wants to be left behind. it may all come down to this. so they surge at the truck in desperation. once it's gone a boy has been separated from his parents. anguish and fear are evened on hietched onhis face, strangers m find his way back. another child, another wave of humanity. it is absolute chaos here as desperate families literally throw themselves, their children and whatever belongings they can hold onto on the back of these trucks. stripped of his home and dignity a man refuses to relinquish his belongings it's all he has left and he won't leave it behind. african union peacekeepers try to restore some order. they spot an fight never the crowd. and

where it's extra loud, a compression from one fork and a compression from the other have reached your ear. and where it's very low, a compression is matched by a rarefaction, in one fills and the other, it makes it like null. isn't that nice? beats. question, paul? can you explain why laser discs are suppose to have a better sound quality than tapes? those laser discs amaze me. let me tell you what a laser disc does. you saw ted sang in here and showed you a particular wave. well, when ted did that-- ted maybe made a wave like that. now, what i wanna do is i wanna record that wave and give it back to you. the old way of doing it was just to have ted speak into a microphone, and when he spoke into the microphone, a little crystal would start to vibrate too. and the crystal vibrates like that, the electrons get squeezed up here and spread out here so that just pass through the wire. and as the crystal vibrates, the little electrons will vibrate too, just in rhythm, by the way, 'cause the electrons have hardly any inertia. and so you get an electrical signal and that would be brought ove

the labor and fork force participation from the demographic is 81.7 percent. that's pretty good.s that fantastic? no. >> i doont i don't want to take flier from the 14 and 17-year-old. our generation has extremely valuable skills. >> you acknowledge they are different? >> of course they are different. every generation is different. >> i got to see how you communicated earlier. you make a phone call and leave a voice mail which freaks me out. someone left me a voice mail. >> the employers are pose the to pay they are we know gnaw has the still sets to mede. doing one or could two free? >> agagenx people walk in and si want to be a manager today. first day you are probably supposed to file papers. >> doesn't i know what it means to pay for today. >> it is worse than i thought. >>s with than i thought. do all of the stuff you were -- >> then back by their parents. i wrote a best seller on is it. 50 percent come from divorced homes there's ads from the tv show@ads. the i don't want to be here in 10 years. that is not my plan. >> there's a lot of other people who would love to have yo

. >> and then we're gonna grab a fork.best way to juice a lime is just to take a fork and twist it right in there like that. that little bit of lime juice -- that acid is gonna keep your banana from turning brown. >> oh! >> so it makes it looking nicer, and it adds a little brightness. you know, cooking is so much of a, you know, combination of things. so we've got the coolness of cilantro, we've got the heat of the pepper, we've got the sweetness, we've got the tartness from the lime. >> mm-hmm. >> it gives your mouth a nice experience when you mix those -- yin and yang. >> you literally just mix it all together? >> that's all you do. now, even with fruit, just a small, and i mean a small pinch of salt, okay? just to open up the flavor a little bit. that's a very small pinch. that's less than an eighth of a teaspoon. >> [ chuckles ] >> and that's it. we've got ourselves a nice fruit salsa right here that would go wonderful on chips. you could eat it by itself. you can put it on chicken. you can put it on salmon. why don't

the dry fork power station in gillette, wyoming, is practically brand-new.cost around $1.3 billion, roughly a quarter of that to protect the environment. this plant is state of the art. it uses a fraction of the water of the traditional power plant and all that's recycled. it has the latest scrubbing technology, and you can see, it's spotless. >> reporter: this, the industry says, is clean coal in action. but the obama administration says, have been plants like this are contributing to climate change. the epa has proposed carbon cutting rules for new plants, that are so strict, dry fork would not qualify. a draft rule for existing plants is due out in june, and manager tom stalka is nervous. >> if that rule would be at the same level as for new sources or new power plants, we couldn't do it. >> so this facility would be obsolete? >> yeah. >> it's three years old. >> he says dry fork should be a shining example. >> if we do it right, it can be done and it can be environmentally friendly at the same time. >> reporter: but even here in coal country, environment

00 a memorial eight to years in the making how a plan to honor war veterans is taking a huge step forked michael finney has the story of a 17-year-old bay area girl stranded alone in an airport in china. what went wrong, how you can avoid the same problems, coming up in a half hour on abc7 news at 6:00. >> carolyn, thank you. >> city owe fishes in oakland getting ready owe host a marathon. >> 10,000 people expected for the run thu the city's neighborhood. >> there are a lot of doubters. we kept saying we're coming back. it's booing to be a huge event. >> this year there are runners from 31 states ask around the world the race one big party. residents turning out to cheer on runners. >> there is also a ten k as well. >> well, listen to this. a taxi driver hit five out of six numbers didn't waste time kraming winnings. >> lottery officials say the 50-year-old was standing outside of their offices the minute they opened doors yesterday morning. >> the owner will get $10,000. >> the by area mighting on a bit of a hotly hot streak now. a power ball player hit five of six numbers on wednesday.

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>> so, you have an airplane that got to the fork in the road. the satellite which was out there basically pinging airplanes not for location, but to ask, are you out there? they got a ping back from this airplane saying, yes, i'm here, but because of the nature of the satellite, it's pointed at one point over the earth, it's called geosynchronous. you wouldn't know where that plane is. so you have a plane that made a right turn which was deliberate. i think is representative of an intended flight route by at least one skilled pilot. >> much, much more to talk about here on cnn. more of our breaking news coverage right now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm don lemon. breaking news tonight in the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. malaysia's defense minister saying moments ago there has been no cover-up in the investigation. a very defensive official tonight saying the malaysian government has put aside national security to share information with other countries involved in the hunt. cnn's jim clancy in kuala lumpur joining us with the

over 22s have to fork euros on the spot. the program was declared a success. shifting weather and helped the air clear and authorities lifted the restriction after a day. >> fashion designer lorenz got, the girlfriend of rolling stones front men make jagr, was found dead in her apartment in new york. the report ruled that the 49-year-old committed suicide by hanging. scott and jagr had been a couple since 2001. pulled out of their tour of australia and new zealand after hearing of the news. on tuesday, 120,000 people in moscow celebrated the news of the crimean peninsula. >> after a long, difficult, exhausting see voyage, crimea has returned to their home port, to russia. >> and the kremlin, not like before, putin and representatives of crimea signed a bilateral treaty, paving the way to joining the russian federation. in an address to the nation, putin stressed that crimea was an inseparable part of russia. he called the recent change of coup andt in kiev a said russia stepped in to protect ethnic russians. he also made strong accusations against the west, sa

. >> we've got jacqui jeras and doug hill back with a fork test an >> you are watching abc7 news admin, on your side. >> welcome back. we are taking a live picture from prince george's county. are near whiteout conditions. at tractor-trailer has overturned on eastbound route 50 near the beltway. these pictures show is that only one lane is getting by as authorities sort out this mess and the truck was

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and zachary was suspended for bringing his combination fork-knifespoon to eat lunch. a grandmother was arrested for sending a knife to cut aished cake. and a boy for having a toy gun on a school bus. some students were expelled and it has jumped 34% in the last decades. minority students, including students with disabilities, are punished more often and more harshly. so is there a rob with zero tolerance policies? and if so, do they need to be tweaked or overhauled altogether? for more, dan is also a former schoolteacher. adrian bruce a high school student and football player who was expelled for the rest of the school year for holding up three fingers posing for a photo. three is the number on his jersey but he was accused of holding up a gang sign. david terrella is arn attorney, who focuses on child advocacy, and thank you all of fur being here. so dan, what is going on here? dan, we had zero tolerance with drugs and weapons in schools, and now it seems to have morphed into something that covers invitations of rules much. >> i think that you hit the nail on the hea

that these premiums are going to go higher than we've seen, there are going to be people with pitch forksn the street. middle class families are already getting killed by insurance premiums. they bought into obamacare in the first place because this was going to reduce costs. as the costs are rising, this is a big problem politically in november for the democrats. >> the individual mandate is dead, i don't care what anybody says it's dead, and the guy who buried it was obama. >> that's right. >> it was his extensions and exemptions. march 31st is going to go by and they're not going to have people paying. there's a story in the journal today the irs can't collect this stuff. they're going to waive that, too. >> affordable care act, larry, is the biggest oxymoron. >> what's important is we're talking about enrollment numbers, 5 million supposedly signing up. it looks like about three quarters of the people who signed up are previously-insured people who actually among the uninsured is going to pay who is 25 or 28 or 32 is going to pay $4,000 when they're perfectly healthy? nobody. they wou

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. >> to eat pizza with a knife and fork. >> jimmy: that was the oddest move.as his welcome to new york. we're like, you can't do that. oh, my gosh. that opens up -- that's a can of worms. yeah, absolutely. and grease gets all over your hands. that's why you do it, man. absolutely. knife and fork. >> but, then he wants to get rid of the horse and carriage industry. i don't know if you know that. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: yeah, i mean -- >> it's been around since before abraham lincoln's first inauguration. >> jimmy: the horse and carriage it's kind of a a tradition. go around central park. >> i know. and there's all these fake, false rumors going about about the abuse of the horses, which is total b.s. >> jimmy: or h.s. >> or h.s. >> jimmy: a lot of h.s. >> a lot of it. >> jimmy: yeah, a lot of h.s. as long as the horses are being taken care of. >> the horses have been so looked after. they're so regulated up the wazoo anyway. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. right. >> on sunday i'm going to show some of the council members around the stables over on 52nd street, j

i would provide arms to the military and fork up the military. nobody should be under the ililation that washington and the european union are insignificant. let's consider something like barring the american banking system to all russian financial institutions. if you are serious about this, let's get serious with the sanctions. the chances of that? >> there is no chance under the obama administration. we are really on the verge of an existential crisis for nato. if you can sit and watch armed aggressionses on the continent of europe, the europeans have been asking themselves if you are prepared to act. if i they are not, it would be difficult in this country to sustain the argument for a strong nato. >> john, always good to see you. thank you so much. >> clean up crews are working to contain a massive oil spill in galveston bay, texas. it is carrying nearly a million gallons of oil and leaks into the bay. it is a threat to the shore bird habitat on both sides of the channel since the bird's peak migration is approaching. the response is being c

here's your fork. bye bye everybody. >> time to eat. you may soon be able to put gas in your car and gamble at the same time. california lottery looking into the idea of offering lottery tickets at self service gas pumps while you pump. players will have to swipe an id for proof of age. the test runs would likely be in the sacramento and the l.a. areas. >>> happening today, apple and samsung are back in the courtroom. it's the latest round in a long running series of lawsuits between the tech giants. the two companies are accusing each other of ripping off designs and features. less than two years ago, a federal jury found samsung was infringing on apple patents. samsung was ordered to pay nearly a billion dollars but it's appealing. >>> a nine year saga coming to an end in the series finale of how i met your mother the title will be fulfilled as ted finishes telling his children the story of how he and their mother became a couple. it airs tonight at 8:00 eastern and pacific here on cbs 5. >>> with the close of one show brings the star

. >> forked sticks. >> waiting for them to point at something. >> saw that on tv. >> i didn't see it if my textbooks. >> now, if you are in the north by make sure you have your umbrella and patience. that is where the wet weather is and where live doppler 7 hd is dialed in. coming across 116 to guerneville and eventually over the next 20 minutes to half an hour this will move into santa rosa and make to poet plume. it will be very, very light. the winds are from the southeast and mild. a lot slower this morning. they will keep the temperatures mild. we are starting around the low 50's. we will warm 10 or 12 degrees, low-to-mid 60's and a few upper 50's along the coast where you see the heavy rain right here is where we could stay in the upper 50's. to the south, in the east bay valleys we will possibly hit the mid-60. tone, the temperatures are mild at 49 in santa rosa, light-to-moderate 50's and steady rain at bedtime, but scattered still in the morning commute whether sitting on the ground or possibly still falling in a scattered nature. a plume of moisture. a moist onshore blow fo

. >> it blocked the north fork of the river creating a severe flooding threat and tonight there is word rising water is slowly breaking through the dam. >> we go want to ask people to remain in a state of heightened awareness because there is not total predictability about how this river is going to behave. >> reporter: we are at a checkpoint near the mud slide where law enforcement is only allowing people in who want to check on their property or loved ones. everyone else is being kept out, that is how precarious this situation is. those people who have been displaced by the slide, though, are getting help from the red cross. they have set up two shelters in the area. >> all right, that was lee stoll of cbs associate kiro. >> with the threat of more flooding looming we want to bring our affiliate eric fisher from wbz. >> what is next in the pacific northwest? >> jeff, still a developing situation here. we have a flash flood watch out for snohomish county. >> and there is a flash flood warning and zero have all of this debris from the mud slide itself in the way of that river. >> eventu

fork out, or i'll give you the works, good and proper, torture, twisting of the neck and decap-cap-cap-cap- capitation. horn strumper, am i or am i not your king? oh, in that case, to arms, fellows. long live boggerlas, by the grace of god, king of poland and lithuania. [music] forward, phynancial gentlemen. do your duty. [chanting ubu, ubu, ubu] well, citizen, you are in a fine pickle, aren't you? you wanted me to pay you back what i owed you, and when i refused, you rebelled and plotted against me. and where did that get you? in jerky, hornboodle. take care, treacherous old ubu. in the five days since you've been king, you've committed more crimes and murders than it would take to damn all the saints in paradise. [music] gentlemen, i declare this meeting open. i'd like to say, our phynances are in a fairly good state. in every direction, there is a vista of burning houses and the sound of our people's groaning under the weight of our by-laws. how are the new taxes going, mr. ubu, sir? not at all well. they've only produced 11 so far. horn strumper! what does this fellow want? get out, oa

want our independence, and i think its clear that russia has been working hard to create a pretense forking able to invade further. russia has talked about russians seeking minority citizens who are under siege, and they're not. and in fact, this government has acted remarkably responsibly by urging total calm, by not wanting to have any provocations, by avoiding even their troops, who have the legal right to resist invasion of others, but ordered them to not engage in danger. here in the streets today, i didn't see anybody who feels threatened, except for the potential of an invasion by russia. so i would hope that president putin, who -- who is insisting against all evidence everywhere in the world, about trooping in crimea, that they're not there, that he will step back and listen carefully, that we would like to see this deescalated. we're not looking for some major confrontation. and i do not believe that his interests, which, if we understand, are based, strong ties, everybody knows that khrushchev gave the crimea to the ukraine back in 1954, 1956, we know these things. >> and we're g

first, they found susan's yellow backpack in the piles fork creek behind the dormitories. wallet was missing. friends said she usually carried about $10. and the campus worker found a small red bag with some toiletry items not far from where susan schumake was murdered. inside, police found some identification. >> he finds a pharmaceutical bottle that has the name daniel woloson, but it was prescribed as the menard correctional center. >> they did some checking on him and found that he was on parole, and so he became a person of interest. >> 21-year-old daniel woloson had recently been released from prison for a burglary conviction. he was a handyman working on campus at the time of the murder. >> he was working at the quad apartments which is probably about a quarter mile away from the crime scene. >> when questioned by police, woloson said he had an alibi for the night of susan schumake's murder that he was with a friend. >> and the officers took him to the various locations trying to find this person with whom he spent the night were unsuccessful. >> woloson cooperated

flooding now a big problem, because debris from the slide is jamming up the north fork of one of thelling over banks and into homes. >>> we are awaiting a live news conference from kuala lumpur with the latest on the missing jet. stay with us. what if a photo were more than a memory? what if it were more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf you've always wanted? or fix a leaky faucet? or even give you your saturday back? the new snapfix app revolutionizes local service. just snap a photo and angie's list coordinates a top-rated provider to do the work on your schedule. the app makes it easy. the power of angie's list makes it work. download snapfix for free. >>> we're waiting for a news conference live from malaysian officials and when it happens live, we'll take you there. meanwhile, the search for flight 370 on hold this morning because of a violent storm in the southern indian ocean. family members of the 239 people on board grieving and angry one day after being notified that their loved ones are gone. key questions remain unanswered -- what went wrong

from 45 to 150 dollars to help prepare if any problems before bigger crowds arrive forked 49ers first pre-season game and the regular season which begins this september. the 49ers' schedule is not released until next month. >>> mike nicco is on the set. good to see you. >> what is going on? >> normally i see you on saturday morning. >> you will tomorrow, as will. >> here we go. new ties are so shiny. >> slippery. slippery. >> here we go, three-quarters visibility in santa rosa. novato is the thickest fog with reduced visibility around the bay but mostly not hitting report stations. but there are low clouds. live doppler 7 hd is showing temperatures coming interest san francisco with the ferry building 53 and the financial district is 54 degrees. 53 in richmond. low 50's around young city and belmont. 54 at half moon bay. low-to-mid 40's saratoga, pleasanton, american canyon, petaluma, all around 42 to 44 degrees. 45 in pleasanton. 49 in walnut creek. the camera is bouncing a little at 2,600' the new onshore breeze bringing a cooler day today with clouds. records are possible tomorrow.

so we need to know where that fork in the road is going to go. and we're not ready to take either branch, but we have to know what's coming because otherwise when it comes, you won't be prepared and that's when you get into trouble, i think. >> you need to be prepared for whatever the news is? >> mm-hmm. my bag is packed and ready to go. it has been since saturday morning. >> ready to go where? >> wherever he is. my son even helped me pick out which clothes to bring for him. so i have an outfit for him in my backpack, because he wouldn't want to wear his dirty old stuff any more, i'm sure and he probably wouldn't want to wear a hospital gown if that's the case. so yeah, it's all ready. >> well, sarah believes he's alive. she feels that direct connection with him, wolf. it's quite poignant to see that, but she's also a logical, intelligent person and she says though family and friends tell her that she's in denial, she says the facts out there suggest to her that he might be out there somewhere, too, so she's going to cling to that hope. she start

i found out when a douser gave me a forked willow. when we walked by water the willows bent down and he said you got it. i never thought about it. anyway, he taught me everything he knew, and then i've learned a few tricks of my own just by dousing wells. >> you're a businessman, and you came out with a wine called "the divining rod" is that right? >> that is correct, and it's doing well. >> who is your non-divining rod competition for this? >> well, that's hard to say. in effect everyone is a competition from one degree or another. >> thank you for talking with us. that is possibly the needest things i've seen. mark is a douser, and he's a co-owner of the winery joining us from california. >>> do it yourself vacation planners have more tools than ever before. websites can help you find cheaper fares and hotel rules. but there is a new trend liter literally opening doors around the world. sites turn houses and apartments into vacation rentals. homeowners can list their properties online, earn money while travelers get a cheaper altern

have to go forward and no matter what his family still has to go forward so we need to know where the fork in the road is going to go and we're not ready to take either branch but we have to know what's coming because otherwise when it comes you won't be prepared and that's when you get into trouble, i think. >> reporter: you need to be prepared for whatever the news is. >> my bag is packed and ready to go. it has been since saturday morning. >> reporter: ready to go where? >> wherever he is. my son even helped me pick out which clothes to bring for him so i have an outfit for him in the -- in my backpack. because he wouldn't want to wear his dirty old stuff anymore, i'm sure, and he probably wouldn't want to wear a hospital gown if that's the case so, yup, it's all ready. >> each of the 239 passengers on board flight 370 has their own story. among them, mothers, fathers, children, friends as well as co-workers. you can find their stories at cnn.com/international along with all the developments including word that chinese officials have now started their own search on chinese territories t

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in the first period, patrick sharp getting the party start forked the blackhawks just like my favoritees top shelf. oh, yeah. that is a refreshing sight if you are a chicago fan. the blackhawks go to work the penguins 5-1 is the final. on the diamond the new york yankees were broadcast the live on three networks in japan at 3:00 a.m. in the morning for a string training game. here is the reason why, masahiro tanaka made had i yankees debut against the phillies and the $155 million japanese immaterial party was very good. the 25-year-old tanaka dazzled in his first outing with three strikeouts in two scoreless innings of work, threw 31 pitches and gave up two hits and received a standing ovation as he left the field. on the links tiger woods got his mojo back at the honda classing i can by shooting the best round of the year, he has gotten to have a rough start in 2014 he barely made the cut but on moving day he made his move, carding seven birdies tiger is sitting at 5 under par. but raise rory mcilroy by seven strokes heading in to sunday's final round. and finally we are kicking it i

craving for a great meal like lobster, macaroni or cheese or a nice piece of steak, you got it on your forkyou drop it. do you risk anything if you pick it up and eat it? how about that five-second rule? you're going to be really surprised, i think, when you hear what our doctors have to say about that, next. >>> welcome back, everybody. i am skeptical of this new research. i didn't have breakfast and i'm looking around on the floor thinking maybe someone left a little something from this morning. but the doctors are going to tell us the truth about the five-second rule. would it be safe to eat something that fell on the floor and was there less than five seconds? dr. samadi? really? >> i hope you are not looking for food on the floor. you can't afford to get -- >> there's that danger. >> really? >> no, look, this is a study coming from the uk, jamie. what they did, they basically between zero to 30 seconds, they dropped cookies and toast and pasta, watched it from anywhere to zero seconds to 30 seconds and they found out that somewhere between zero to five seconds could be safe, but more t

feet deep, and flooding is now a big problem, because debris from that slide is jamming up the north fork of the stlag mish river and water is flooding over banks and into homes. a desperate situation there. >> it's so hard to see people's belongings covered in mud, everything gone. >>> this morning the search for flight 370 has been suspended because of very bad weather. the debris spotted yesterday has still not yet been recovered, even though investigators thought they would have it by this time. what could this delay mean for the search and how can the government be so sure the plane crashed? we're going to break it down, all next. >>> welcome back. 44 minutes past the hour now. the search for flight 370 suspended right now because of a violent storm in the south indian ocean. pilots hoping they can get back in the air by tomorrow to look for any debris that could be connected to the missing jetliner. want to bring in alastair rosenschein. he's a former pilot, an aviation consultant. he's in our london studio this morning and has given us some excellent insight over the past few days.

. >>> if you drive the golden gate bridge you will have to fork over another dollar starting april 7th. those with ad fast -- those with fast track will pay 6 and those without $7. it will go up 25 cents a year in 2018. the bridge district is trying to cover a $142 million budget deficit. >>> a lot more to come. we are tracking the storm. another bout of rain hitting the area. details of the possibility of thunderstorms. >> i am live on the red carpet at the academy awards in l.a. it has been a wild weather ride here today under the big top. rain highlights and oscar preps coming up next. >> thanks. an undieing love. the promise he made to his young bride after learning he had only six months to live. abc7 news continues in a moment. stay with us. is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ the oscars are on sunday on abc7. they were a little worried about the weather down ther

because we have a blizzard today for bismarck to grand fork all the way to international falls. the northern plains they can get it this time of year. the spring doesn't start quite yet. you don't need to deal with a blizzard. 6 to 12 and 12 to 24. snow all over the place. careful traveling later on today. slow improvement in the northeast. i know, the mets have home opener this afternoon. hopefully the rain should be ending the time the game starts. it will be chilly at citi field for the methods. >> i'm glad to see 60s. i see out of all over the map. >> it is trying. >> the southern half of the country are complaining about allergies. it's a sign it's heading north. >>> free coffee at mcdonald'ss start this morning. a simple test could detect heart attacks. >>> tense times between the u.s. and russia continue to escalade. you're watching "first look." a gun gives do you operate a fz they were trained and sborn officer of the law. we can decide all kinds of way to make it a better country. a more reasonable country where the laws favor less violation and not more. find out why

bismarck to grand forks the is target. >>> as far as today slow improvement to d.c., new york duringe day. late afternoon much better. look how nice it is in the southeast. the bat tom half of the country is fine. as we go to tomorrow finally first day april should be almost near 70s in d.c. the cherry blossom festival is underway. they fly the kites out on the lawn and they -- are you lying? it is april fool's day tomorrow. >> i'm not. i wouldn't miss with that -- mess with that. tomorrow is much nicer. >> good luck. >> i'm a fan with the price tag on. >>> coming up at the top of the hour. is christie back? the new jersey governor is acting more like the old self-? does that mean he's putting the scandal behind him. we're going around the water cooler where the dancing grandmother that got her dance on. the song that got her feet moving. why she dances with a loaf of bread. we'll explain. avo: wherever your journey takes you the expedia app helps you save with mobile-exclusive deals download the expedia app text expedia to 75309 expedia, find yours a good night's sleep... and aveeno

he would fly back and forking to germany, looking for more german scientists. he had a top secret clearance into the middle '50s and was a favorite in the washington inner circles. when i started reporting the program, this is one of the only photographs i could really find of the rocket scientists. and then there you have -- just so you can get an idea how quickly we brought this rockets over and the scientists, and it there is, just a couple years after the war, the first -- the rocket v-2 rocket carrying albert, the first monkey, astronaut, albert didn't survive. back to the chemical weapons. so that sarin gas i was speaking of, this is dr. otto ambrose, and i think one of the more nefarious elements of operation paperclip -- i'm not going to tell you all the narratives in the book but i'll tell you one about dr. ambrose. the reason why i think his story is just so horrific is that ambrose was hitler's favorite checkis, chemist, and i say that literally. the invented the sarin gas and also invented synthetic rubber which was important because air craft need

and you can put a fork in the morning rush hour in the mid-atlantic, including snow-weary philadelphia. the snow ends early, wrapping up tomorrow afternoon in the d.c./ baltimore metro. as far as ice, enough to knock out power from little rock to nashville. there, too, eventually the ice will change to snow. and the highest snowfall totals have shifted south. 5 to 8 inches across maryland, delaware and virginia, a few spots may do better. just 1 to 3 in new york city. then it's another couple of days of subfreezing cold in the northeast. and later this week, lester, we're keeping an eye on the east coast for a potential coastal storm. we'll follow it for you all week at the weather channel. lester? >> all right. mike, thanks. all part of the same system that brought days of heavy rain to california. while the severe drought in that state is far from over, the rain at least is a down payment on a severe deficit. the storm brought heavy surf, including a huge wave that crashed into a restaurant in santa barbara yesterday morning. to the south, residents were cleaning up today from floodi

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. >>> if you drive the golden gate bridge you will have to fork over another dollar starting april 7ththose with ad fast -- those with fast track will pay 6 and those without $7. it will go up 25 cents a year in 2018. the bridge district is trying to cover a $142 million budget deficit. >>> a lot more to come. we are tracking the storm. another bout of rain hitting the area. details of the possibility of thunderstorms. >> i am live on the red carpet at the academy awards in l.a. it has been a wild weather ride here today under the big top. rain highlights and oscar preps coming up next. >> thanks. an undieing love. the promise he made to his young bride after learning he had only six months to live. abc7 news continues in a moment. stay with us. charles not having coverage stressed me out. i literally haven't been to a doctor in 15 years. i had a car accident when i was uninsured, and i declined medical assistance because it was gonna be too expensive. as a result, i deal with back pain on a pretty regular basis. after it had built up for so long of not having insurance, i couldn't bel

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. >>> if you drive the golden gate bridge you will have to fork over another dollar starting april 7th. those with ad fast -- those with fast track will pay 6 and those without $7. it will go up 25 cents a year in 2018. the bridge district is trying to cover a $142 million budget deficit. >>> a lot more to come. we are tracking the storm. another bout of rain hitting the area. details of the possibility of thunderstorms. >> i am live on the red carpet at the academy awards in l.a. it has been a wild weather ride here today under the big top. rain highlights and oscar preps coming up next. >> thanks. an undieing love. the promise he made to his young bride after learning he had only six months to live. abc7 news continues in a moment. stay with us. the oscars are on sunday on abc7. they were a little worried about the weather down there too, but for the most part it is about the excitement of hollywood's biggest night. katie is in l.a. covering the academy awards for us all weekend. katie, it has to be a fun assignment. >> hey there, dan. right now i have the red carpet all to myself. l

and then you just take a fork, and you just mash it, okay? >> should i do one more? >> yeah.go ahead. while i'm making the rest of this, you can do that now. >> okay. the more guacamole, the better. >> that's my motto! >> holy guacamole. and that's it. now, you can -- you know, some people like it a little bit chunkier than others. some people like it really smooth. >> mm-hmm. >> now, avocados are gonna turn brown on you really quick. they oxidize -- is the word for it. it's kind of a fancy term. >> right, how do you prevent that? >> well, you add some acid to it, and traditionally, in mexico, they take lime juice, and they just squeeze limes in it. >> mm-hmm. >> some people will tell you if you leave the seed in it, it keeps it from browning, and that does work a little bit. >> why is that? do you know? >> i really don't know. >> [ chuckles ] >> but i've seen it work, so i believe it. in restaurants, we'll actually use a little bit of sour cream. >> oh. >> and the sour cream not only keeps it from turning colors, it actually gives it a little lighter, brighter color, and it

girlfriend of american passenger phillip wood is hopeful he is still alive >> we need to know where the forkad is going to go. we're not ready to take either branch but we have to know what is coming. >> malaysia airlines has flown several family members to kuala lumpur. >> the european union and united states imposing sanctions on a number of russian officials over the crisis in ukraine. the sanctions target members of vladimir putin's inner circle. residents voted over the weekend to separated from ukraine and join russia and today, putin signed a decree recognizing crimia as a sovereign, independent country. >> we're imposing sanctions on specific individuals responsible for undermining the government of ukraine. we're making it clear there are consequences for the actions >> the united states and european union says the referendum is illegal. >> general motors offered a recall for a variety of safety defects. gm under investigation for its fail your to recall cars with faulty ignition switches. the cars recalled today include suvs listed here on the screen. side air bags could fail to de

until next time, may the fork be with you. ♪ ♪ >> so chocolaty. mm. ♪ >> oh, this is awesome.. ♪ ♪ >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you mig

>>you eat that with a fork because i am thinking we are not picking that up. >> aliltta little bit of whipped feta. >>a little bit of rosemary. >>how did you come up with this concept? >>the idea of a grand tour is an educational right of passage. >>music and sports is a big part of what we do as well. >>what i did is i put the fish in a little bit of flour. >>it is gluten free as well. >>what i did is i am sauteeing. will finish with some capers and some fresh garlic. a little bit of lemon zest. >>do you get to make requests? >>everything he has cooked has been fantastic. >>you are the creative genius we just get to enjoy. >>it is a simple dish. a little bit of lemon. a little bit of white wine. a little more olive oil. since the season is here, i used some beans for this one. >>i took some potatoes and fried them up to put on top of the dish. >>i threw some fresh oregano in here as well. >>cinco de mayo. we are going to go to mexico. >>this would be part of the second course of the tour. >>you can order it separately. >>i want to get a quick shot of this dessert. when you order the