it uses gardenia flowers to create blue somen. the flowers were used for making somen from the 17th to 19th centuries in the edo period. somen is usually eaten by dipping the needles in cold soup. but the consulting team proposes novel ways to serve them. using their short noodles, the mothers cook up some new creations. this vinegar seasoned dish features red noodles. it brings a refreshing taste. the team also whips up a sweet dish using green tea-flavored noodles. >> translator: sticking to old things protects traditions. but i believe that companies should evolve to meet the needs of the times. >> reporter: a traditional delicacy, somen is now moving with the times, and the seasons. >> that's it for business news for this hour. i'll leave you with a check on the markets. ♪ ♪ >> economic growth in east africa means people are spending more. in kenya, an affluent middle class is emerging. this offers new opportunities for foreign businesses and now some japanese companies are looking to push their products and services there. nh

it uses gardenia flowers to create blue noodles. the flowers were used for making noodles back in the eto period from the 17th to 19th centuries. it's usually eaten by dipping the noodles in cold soup. but the consulting team proposes novel ways to serve them. using their short noodles, the mothers cook up some new creations. this vinegar-seasoned dish features red noodles. the plums bring a refreshing taste. the team also whips up a sweet dish using green tea-flavored noodles. >> translator: sticking to all thing old things protects traditions but i believe that companies should evolve to meet the needs of the times. >> reporter: a traditional delicacy, it's now moving with the times. and the seasons. >> that's it for business news. i'll leave you with the markets. have inchsz the people planning the tokyo olympics have found themselves embroiled in controversy again. they're getting flak from a belgium-based graphic designer who says there's something all too familiar about the logo they've just unveiled. oe livier says the emblem

you see two vehicles collided in the town of gardenia sending one of them into the store.e people were hurt, one person's injuries are said to be serious and inspectors are checking on the integrity of the building 'cause it supports that giant concrete doughnut on top. >> new this morning a west virginia man is accused of letting two deer live inside his house. well, he says that's not true. ronnie chapman says the deer are simply free to come and go as they please. i guess they have a good relationship there. division of natural resources officers say they got a complaint and there was -- there was evidence the deer were living in the home full time. chapman was charged with containing wildlife and paid a 300-dollar fine. >>> a three-year-old boy from canada has already had his first run in with the law. the boy wanted to park his motorcycle next to all the big ones. police saw what was happening and thought it would be funny pretend to write up a ticket. the boy's father shows the picture online and the police posting has reached 440,000 people so far. you can see the l

. >> new video this morning showing the aftermath of a crash at a doughnut shop in gardenia californiaoff the road one of them breaking through the front of the restaurant. five people were hurt, one is in critical condition. officials are checking on the integrity of the building because, well, it has a huge doughnut on top of it. there it is. big doughnut. make sure the doughnut is not going to fall over. >>> also new a photo of a young boy from nova scotia canada getting a fake parking ticket is getting plenty admiration online. the picture shows a halifax police constable writing a ticket for the three-year-old who illegally stopped his red plastic motorcycle. the police department social media post was to remind people not to park at a ferry terminal. it has reached hundreds of thousands of people. >> i love how he played along too. he put his hand on his head. >> sure. >> 4:54 now. new steps aimed at keeping kids from sexting coming up. new at 5:00 a.m. the lesson plan that will greet some students after summer break. >> this prank is freaking out drivers in kentucky. we'll expla

we're not going to show it to you, but it shows officers in gardenia shooting and killing ricardo diaz zaffarino after he lowered his hands to reach the hat. police officers mistook him for a robbery suspect. they believed hess was reaching for a weapon. >>> this morning jurors in the case against the colorado movie theater shooting suspect will begin to decide his fate. james holmes is accused of killing 12 and injuring 70 others. prosecutors say he was legally sane at the time the coast guard says 113 people were on board. that boat got stuck on a sand bar at low tide near cape cod. >> we all lunged forward. we knew we were stuck then. >> the cost guard got everybody to shore, no oil spilled into the water. as you might imagine, the boat loaded up and was towed back to the dock. >>> >>> a former sergeant to four years in prison. the 94-year-old said hess inspected bags from prisoners arrives. prosecutors saying that constitutes accessory to murder. he was convicted on 2300,000 charges. >>> the nation of nepal now fears that april's devastating earthquake will continue to rock a diffe

a judge just ruled that the california city of gardenia cannot stop the public from seeing this dashadly shooting in 2013. the city appealed and received a stay on that ruling. but not before the l.a. times posted the video on youtube. it's a bit hard to see what's going on in the video. the two men you see were looking for a stolen bike but the officers thought they were the suspects. lawyers for the men in the video say it's clear they were unarmed. but police say they thought one man was reaching for a weapon. nbc's k nbc affiliate in los angeles has more. >> reporter: a federal judge today ordered the release of these police dashboard videos showing officers shooting to death one man and wounding his friend. both men were unarmed. the chief says officers were justified and no criminal charges filed. >> he was not complying with his orders and the officers could not see his hands at one point. the detailed analysis is in the district attorney's opinion letter. >> after gardeena settled for $4.7 million, the judge ruled taxpayers should see the videos. the chief said the city respe

not the gardenia police department.ficers involved and they are all back on dood. >> thank you for joining me to talk about this. >> thank you for having me. >> we'll get the legal view on this case coming up next. soccer. top chef. soccer. top chef. [whistles] soccer! top chef! [shouting] disco! [singing] say it and see it. the x1 voice remote, only from xfinity. >>> you just heard the gardena, california, police chief talk about the deadly shooting in his jurisdiction. we want to show you that video one more time. it's hard to watch, it's very graphic. >>> let's talk about it with georgetown law professor paul butler and cnn law enforcement analyst retired nypd detective harry houck. thank you for being here. let me begin with this. i want to read it and get your reaction. this is in the d.a. statement deciding not to charge these officers. "they saw dias reach into his right side waistband but withheld their fire and gave him additional commands. after diaz reached into his left pocket and continued to advance forwar

a federal judge ordered the city of gardenia to release video of the shooting.ook the man and other men for robbery suspects. police say he approached them upset, looking for his brother's stolen bike and was shot after refusing orders to keep his hand up. the officers involved were not charged and the city paid a $4.7 million settlement. several media outlets sought to have this disturbing video released. >>> police in orlando have released dash cam video showing the frightening video of a police officer getting run over at a traffic stop. one person is seen fleeing the vehicle while the driver steps on the gas and hits the officer head on. the officer is expected to recover. the driver and passenger still at large. >>> authorities are still investigating what caused part of a building in brooklyn to collapse yesterday. fortunately no one was inside at the time. three people suffered minor injuries, including a biker who was hit by debris. >>> and a major milestone in boston. all of the snow that fell during the city's historic winter that's 108.6 inches has fi

police in gardenia california shot ricardo diaz during a bicycle theft investigation.ther man was wounded. a judge ordered the videos to be released after the city settled a lawsuit with the victims' families for $4.7 million. >>> the best of baseball past and present shared the field last night at the all-star game in cincinnati. >> please welcome pete rose. >> the home town reds recognized pete rose as one of their best ever players. the all-time hits leader is still suspended for life for betting on gams. also hank aaron, johnny bench, sandy koufax and willy mays were honored as the four greatest living players. then some younger athletes got a chance to shine. >> that's into right field. pretty well hit. it's long gone! >> mike trout of the angels led off the first inning with a home run. last time that happened in an all-star game was 26 years ago. trout was voted the game's most valuable player for a second year. the american league beat the national league. it gains home field advantage for the world series. >>> this morning, nasa is receiving a trove of new ima

the police in the city of gardenia california, actively fought the video's release, but it was disclosedeferino's family devastated. his brother says zeferino was just trying to help him find his stolen bike. >> he was a good brother because he was supporting my parents and my sister. he was working 12 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> reporter: the video's release came a day after new york city agreed to pay the family of eric garner more than $5 million in connection with his choking death. in recent years, cities throughout this country have paid hundreds of millions of dollars to settle lawsuits involving allegations of police misconduct. new york city and chicago each paying out over $400 million. the family is asking the justice department to open a civil rights investigation, and the u.s. attorney's office in los angeles is reviewing the case. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> well, a smokey brush fire in washington state has forced evacuations south of seattle. the fire broke out on a hillside yesterday afternoon, quickly moved dangerously close to about 20 homes. fire crews