when i got the call from guinness at the time, two of my favorite brands in the company, guinness andnnie walker, not a difficult decision because to be -- the great thing about this company is that johnnie walker is 198 years old and guinness started in 1759. our job is to make the great brands even greater. that is what attracted me to the company. francine: do consumers drink more at home, they want a story that goes with the brands they drink? >> at home and going out, depending on the country and the culture and how socializing takes place. our brands participate in moments of celebration, relaxation, being out with friends. they are built into the fabric of culture. whiskey has a renaissance around the world. young people are interested, how it is made and where it comes from, and the stories behind it. that is what we love, telling the stories and getting the connection with consumers. francine: how much does scale matter? do you need to be bigger to demand better premiums and where your product gets placed? >> it is both. my key job is to keep a big company small and scale mat

fÉlix: cientos de donantes de Órganos se reunieron en chicago para entrar al libro de rÉcord guinnessstos son los testimonios. viviana: este imagen en el emblemÁtico monumento de chicago es la prueba de que se batiÓ un rÉcord mundial guinness con el mayor nÚmero de donantes reunidos en un evento. esta familia hispana que participaron del evento se conocieron el dÍa de la cirugía de trasplante de Órganos en diciembre pasado, en este caso las mujeres fueron las donantes de riÑones cada uno donÓ el Órgano al esposo de la otra. >> come esposo no era compatible y ella se animaron, eran con un patine con su esposo y aÚn asÍ tuvieron la voluntad de ayudar alguien mÁs haciendo un intercambio. >>se hizo todo rÁpido, hace tres meses lo recibÍ. aquí andamos. viviana: mÁs de 160 y 1000 personas en estados unidos estÁn a la espera de un trasplante de Órganos en el 2017 se realizaron 6000 cirugÍas con donantes en vida. 160.000. >>para mÍ es algo bonito porque estÁ tratando de ayudar a alguien. >>seamos dos donante porque asÍ estamos regalando vida a otras personas para que sigan viviendo con mejor

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. >>> did they break the guinness world record. >> a lofty attempt in san jose today. an ambitious group of students at valley christian middle school tried to create the most chain reactions ever. it is called a rube goldberg machine. it is to have a domino effect to accomplish a simple goal. the kids fell short of the record, but it didn't dampen their spirits. >> reporter: what did you learn from the process? >> teamwork is really good. you should have teamwork in your life, a group of friends that you can really work with. >> yes! >> if you set it next here, we'll be back with our cameras. >> that's so cool. >> the judge for the guinness world records says this was the most difficult challenge she has ever seen. >> that's impressive. kids are so smart now. >>> jeff ranieri is here. is it getting cold tonight? >> we've seen temperatures drop ten to 15 degrees from this weekend. we do have showers and chilly weather on the way as we head to saturday and sunday. it's beautiful outside, but the pollen may be aggravating. oak and pine trees in the high category. you cou

again, guinness, i have to emphasize, they were impressed. given this was built by sixth, seventh and eighth graders. the current record again is 412 chain reaction. that was set a couple of decembers ago in latvia and that lit a christmas tree in the town in europe. that was built by professional engineers and what you are looking at now is young teenagers. in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> you know what, good for them for trying. that is awesome. >> you could see all of the hard work they put into that. but they're young. they could do it again. thanks. >> or be like you one day, bob. >> that is my dream. >>> that is cool. kids -- plus they're not only working on the great stem, they're working together. >> yes. you learn a lot from that. >> and so it takes a lot to do that and good job for them. and like you said, they could try it again. >> right. >> so we're going to try again with our forecast and our weather. this is a repeat of yesterday. we start out with clouds and then by late morning it all clears out. here is a live

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the representatives from the guinness book said this was the most difficult challenge she'd ever seenperson. >> that's impressive. >> they came close. congratulations to them. >> great effort. creative. >> our resident scientist, jeff ranieri is here to talk about our weather. >> nice weather coming our way the next couple of days. a few little speed bumps, a spotty shower on thursday. if you're wanting something to do this weekend, nbc bay area sponsored event petaluma butter and egg day parade. we have noah lowry, a former san francisco giants player. i wouldn't cancel going over there. bring your jacket. it will be in the 60s. >> that's a great parade. >>> lester holt is next with neat nightly news. stunning arrest investigators say they have finally caught a notorious serial killer that who has terrorized california for decades. >> we found the needle in the haystack, and it was right here in sacramento. >> the suspected killer, a former police officer. >>> also breaking, explosive new allegations again tonight against president trump's pick to lead the v.a. the white house doctor

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guinness is giving the honor to a japanese man now 112 years old. >> he says the secret to his extrang desserts and taking an occasional dip in hot springs. >> he apparently really likes to tell people off too. >> that help. >> there you go. >> they may taste like flavored chalk but people are going crazy to get their hands on necco wafers. >> it's considered america's least favorite candy. the company that makes them is in trouble so people are hoarding them. >> candystore.com calls it the great necco wafer panic. >>> and flying may soon get a lot more comfortable and not just in first class. >> airbus has unveiled plans to build bunk beds in the cargo hold of its wide-bodied jets giving you an option to take a nap under the main cabin. >> yes, please. they're called napping modules. the company is also considering a play space in the cargo hold complete with a playground slide. they could be become a reality by 2020. that's not that far away. >> are we sure this is not 2020 april 1st? it sounds like an april fools' joke. >> it looks kind of nice. naptime, anyone? >> and the kids ge

and diageo, the company which sells guinness and also smirnoff vodka, has the opposite pay gap.verage will move in the right direction. simon gompertz, bbc news. and you can look up the gender pay gap at any organisation that's released its figures on our website, bbc.co.uk/business. that is the calculator there, you can put in any company name. a 78—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, after an intruder was stabbed to death during a suspected burglary at his home. our correspondent jessica parker is outside the house in hither green in south east london. what more do we know? in the early hours of this morning that police we re hours of this morning that police were called to a property on southpark crescent, just up there, after a 78—year—old man had discovered two suspected burglars in his home. what the metropolitan blease told as earlier is that while one suspect went upstairs and a property, another force the homeowner into the kitchen armed with a screwdriver. we understand a struggle in is you during which time the 37—year—old suspect was stabbed in the

. >> the theme song for it right now as guinness has honored rodrigo koxa for riding the highest wavever surfed at 80 feet. >> wow. you can barely see him, that wave is so big. >> breaks the old record by two feet. he had a dream about the wave, he said, and called it the best moment of his life. >> pretty awesome. >>> the season for pomp and circumstance but some graduates in california were upstaged. >> the graduation ceremony was under way at pepperdine when two pelicans decided to crash the party. >> one nipped a man's hand as he tried to shoo it away. >> the crowd goes wild. the birds eventually left the graduation ceremony. >> oh, ow. csear. >> ow. esear. >> ow. rsear. >> ow. esear. >> ow. behr premium semi-transparent stain and sealer, overall #1 rated, weathers it all. find our most advanced formula exclusively at the home depot. one hero was on a mission to save snack time. watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% real cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. it's just my eczema again,. but it's fine. ye

and just you know limerick little poetry and everyone was like carrying around a you know a nice guinness and singing songs to the blarney stone but it turns out it's for it instead of sydney so there's another correlation causality story and we have been claiming without any evidence for the last few years here in keizer real. evidence sometimes i was and i was you know appear right away so we have been claiming without any evidence for the last few years right here in ca is a report that the new york fed does leak information to the big banks that they are supposed to regulate even though they're made up by executives from these big banks like the likes of jamie diamond for example so they say why are these big banks so much more and how why do they have an equity premium over smaller banks well it turns out weak effed new study uses taxi ride data to show increase on blackout lifted and around f o m c meetings this is a case of good data links showing fed leaks and this is a new study out of the universe of chicago but it's following up on a twenty sixteen study from select morris and

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it's even documented in the guinness book of records. >> how come you like to play hockey so much?ame and i'll tell you, the people that are involved in it are special. >> you don't get in any fights? >> oh, i -- they're afraid of me, you know? >> reporter: three days a week serti makes his way to his hometown in duluth, minnesota, to lace up his skates with a group of local firefighters, share some tall tales and hit the ice. >> he just wants to keep going forever. he jokes with us about being a hundred and we used to think it was a joke and it's not a joke anymore. he's 96. >> reporter: he often plants himself in front of the net waiting to pounce. if you think folks are feeding him the puck so he can score, well, they are. just request serti's grandson who plays alongside him. >> when you look at him, he knows where to be. you're obligated to pass it to him because he knows where to be. >> reporter: to his fellow players serti's a constant source of inspiration and a constant threat around the net. >> he tells me he has probably scored around 10,000 goals in his career. how many

whether the bill lawry group's contracts to operate this contain a port in limerick and another in guinness capital conakry or one fairly french investigators looking into allegations that the lorries have us advertising agency worked in the election campaigns of table is president for nasa in bay and guinea and president after condi in return for winning the licenses. all parties have denied that there was any wrongdoing in the awarding of the deals a statement from bill or his company which runs ports and railways across west africa says the bull or a group formally denies that its subsidiary at the time s.t.v. a freak is guilty of any irregularities bill lawry was the chairman of the french media graphy vandy until a week ago when he resigned and handed over to his son jani a source close to bill or a says his departure asked for one to chairman isn't linked to the investigation police have forty eight hours to question him after that a judge must decide whether there's enough grounds to conduct a formal investigation barbara and to sarah. the leaders of north and south korea are due to

and jersey it tells the story line of guinness. and. the count of. three. robertson in doha the top stories on all of his era u.s. president donald trump says he hopes for a nuclear free world as planned step up for a meeting between him and north korea's leader kim jong un the summit is expected by early june i hope to have a very successful meeting if we don't think it's going to be successful mark we won't have it we want to have it. if i think that it's a meeting that is not going to be fruitful we're not going to go if the meeting when i'm there is not fruitful i will respect for lee leave the meeting and we'll continue what we're doing or whatever it is that will continue but something will happen so. i like always remaining flexible and will remain flexible here regarded as conall has been nominated by cuba's national assembly as the sole candidate for president the first from outside the castro family in nearly sixty years m.p.'s have voted but the results want to confront until thursday when he has canal is expected to be sworn in eighty six year o

rodrigo kircher was awarded the guinness book of worldwide for surfing the 80-foot fall back in novemberhe last day of his life. that is great video. >> wow. i would never do that. lebron james began carrying the cavaliers did it drain into the next round of the playoffs. >> you resolve the sports highlights from the weekend. >> chasuble goalie was surfing lebron james. never before has lebron. he can't do record intact. june 7 in cleveland. shows cavaliers and how much they may send to become a free-agent elsewhere. jim single-handedly led his team past the pacers this round. finished the series with 241 points per the next closest cavalier had 80. he broke scottie pippen's nba playoff assist direct or scoring 44 or more three times in the series as they tweet out a four-point win. game one tomorrow in toronto. stick around if used in the rockets in the jazz. jazz singing the blues done 25 at halftime. 41 points of the rockets win. have you ever heard of a baseball pitcher? he owned his debut yesterday. he retired the first 20 batters he faced. one cardinal after another walk the plank.

they hope to break in to the guinness book of world records on world wish day with a live event wherenumerous wishes will be granted for kids fighting critical illnesses. we'll be right back ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> men's division one champion, deep in the heart of texas. packed house, national audience watching. michigan, came out swinging at villanova. villanova answered with this guy. they call this fellow the big ragu. he was everywhere. pined the ball on defense between iron and back board. 31 points off the bench. voted most outstanding player. villanova won the title, 79-69. >> from that to baseball. i will see you in a little bit if you are going to the giants owner against the mariners. game time is 1:30. i would leave early if i were you. a's rolled up sleeves for work, 7400-16, saw cologne, 44 years young, pitcher for texas, serving up mat c

. >>> a brazilian surfer set a guinness world record and oh, my gosh, that is a monster. he rode the biggest wave ever surfed, 80 feet high. this is video of that monster back in november in portugal. he received the big wave award this weekend. the previous record was set in 2011 when a sur fur rode a 78-foot wave. he say this is is a dream come true. >> this little bird that comes into view that tracks him the whole way down saying what? what are you doing? you're crazy. >> he's saying get out of there. >> what an amazing accomplishme accomplishment. >> i'm usually open to a lot of things. that one, not so much. >> save it for the professionals. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's talk about what's going on today. love the soft sunshine this morning and the colors that are out there. thank you mother nature. a nice way to wake up on monday other than poor folks in the east bay. probably couldn't get back to sleep. here is my accuweather highlights. clouds and sunshine today and tomorrow. stray sprinkle possible. did you get o

but she outlived the previous guinness world record holder of a tarantula in mexico by 15 years. >> researchers are sad. that is it for us! watching. i'm janine, advocating forg. truth, justice and the american way. greg gutfeld is next. >> where? all right. bill, where the hell are you? greg: where the hell is bill? [cheering and applause] yes, tonight the white house correspondents dinner we are showing that crap. [laughter] i was invited and so was trump but we both said no. i think trump said a best. >> you may have heard i was invited to another event tonight, the white house correspondents dinner. [crowd boos] but i would much rather be in washington, michigan than in washington dc right now. greg: a very clever. just in case something happened at the correspondents dinner we had someone here monitoring the event. poor guy. this was a great week, one of the best weeks ever. it's right up there with the miracle on ice or when the wall fell or when lou dobbs woke up in my basement. [laughter] that rascal, he not through the restraints. it was a week of history, hugs and handshakes. [laughte

the hottest london marathon on report rob pope set a totally different kind of record he broke the guinnessfor fastest marathon runner dressed as a film costume character. 2:36:28. his costume was the runner forrest gump is that really a costume, folks? he wore old running gear you decide. >>> fire up the time machine we'll look back at the very beginning and show you the vy er first video ever posted on youtube. we're showing you for a reason, and it's weird we're back after this. >>> all right. starting to get a little busy out there, times square, 5:49. if you have to be to work at 5:50, you're going to be late because it's in 30 seconds the "squawk box" team has had their coffee >> you just said we've already had our coffee, is that right? >> have you? >> tea >> i'mjust starting the coffee it's an iced coffee from starbucks. >> i thought they didn't open until 6:00. >> no, in times square they're open 24 hours a day. starbucks open 24 hours. yeah, we're open -- we, i say we, the royal we open the whole time so nonetheless, we are sort of calf fen na calf fin nated i've been up for three

but she outlived the previous guinness world record holder of a tarantula in mexico by 15 years. >> researchersre sad. that is it for us! watching. i'm janine, advocating forg. truth, justice and the american way. greg gutfeld is next. >> where? all right. bill, where the hell are you? greg: where the hell is bill? [cheering and applause] yes, tonight the white house correspondents dinner we are showing that crap. [laughter] i was invited and so was trump but we both said no. i think trump

man is sharing his secrets. 112-year-old from japan was recognized as the oldest living man by the guinnessk of world records yesterday. he regularly soaks himself in sulfur rich hot springs and never skimps on desserts. his favorite sweet treat strawberry short case. he is one of eight centenarians who living in the same town in japan. the oldest man ever recorded was 116. the oldest person ever was a woman who lived 122 years. >>> from a super centenarian in japan to a famous -- here in the united states. look at that. sister jean, remember her? the 98-year-old nun was the charm for the loyola chicago men's basketball team during their march madness tournament and now the chicago cubs hope she will give them some luck this season. the team invited her to throw out the honorary first pitch at their home opener yesterday. not too bad. fans cheered as she threw the ball from her wheelchair. jean is a native san franciscan and acting mayor proclaimed march 31st sister jean day in the city. we'll be right back. scalpel scalpel taco! taco! are you one of the millions of americans whose love for

being honest when she said for the record i set records in one of her latest songs she broke two guinnessords, both held by beyonce. since the release of her most recent album, cardi broke the record for most simultaneous billboard hot 100 entries by a woman. she has 13 back in january she already claimed the record for most simultaneous billboard u.s. hip-hop by top ten entries by a woman. >>> "saturday night live" has announced its lineup of hosts and guests, and fan also see the return of an old favorite. tina fey will come back to the 30 rock stage on may 19th after donald glover and amy schumer finish their hosting duties. best remembered for her impersonations of sarah palin, she was a cast member for six years. this will be her sixth time hosting the show that's a can't miss. >> i like to put people on the spot on live international television at 5:40 in the morning. on a scale of 1 to 10, how obsessed are you actually with beyonce? >> it's an 11. i hope if i keep talking about her on tv, you know, maybe she'll sit down for a cnbc make it >> probably not at 5:40 in the morning, but

the law was passed the beer could only go up to 4% which is like guinness or coors light.is is 9%.>> they only serve that in a 10 ounce glass. >> that's right there you go. we always want to support local guys. this is what makes us special. you can always get limited releases but we can get them. this is tuscan green it is a barrel aged beer. they will age it in the bourbon barrels. this one is 12%. >> my goodness. i need to get off work right now. >> do you see more beer doing that? >> what is cool is we work with the vendors and your local beer guy gets to order the beers so we get to talk to the craft brewers who have limited runoffs. a little bit of bourbon gets a little bit of sweetness and levels it out. >> so you guys have a spot down the street. >> yes we do in jack london square. we do great volume and there are nice people there. >> thank you for coming in. we are celebrating national beer day one day early. we will be right back after the break. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto jake... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be

and updating this program to prevent the 25% reduction that we are guinness see by the year 200034. i firmly believe that we need to not just strengthen strengthened but expand social security. i believe it social security is one of the great accomplishments. i believe we can also fund social security. by getting more dollars that is the way i answered your question when i was a candidate also. we would do ourselves will as a nation to articulate a new bill of rights. for american workers in the 21st century. and among those rights is the right to retire with dignity and poverty. thank you so much for coming and speaking with us today. thank you so much for coming and speaking with us today. what inspired you to pursue a life of public service and what advice would you head for young people in today's day and age where we see some of the young people becoming more and more engaged in the political aspect of our country. what advice would you head for them. great question. what i would say to you or to any young person is interested. if you have that passion and if you feel heart god

you went all around the world, stop to refuel and have a few guinness with colin powell, dick cheney.ss, the president of the united states, not just barbara bush but president bush, it's hard to describe. a different culture. if you worked for them, you became part of the circle. the fact that they're still part of the circle years and years and decades later, again, tells you of the character of the couple we're talking about here. >> a real reverence. i remember when i interviewed barbara bush in 2000 in washington, one of the first things she said to me, she said wolf -- not on camera, but she said i remember your coverage of the first gulf war, when her husband was president of the united states. six months of operation desert shield, six weeks of operation desert storm. cnn was the only 24/7 cable news. she was watching all the time. and even then she thanked me for our coverage. >> and what a seminole moment that war was. it was a tv war, the liberation of kuwait. >> by the way, you saw caroline kennedy there, chelsea clinton is there. the families of other presidents, they are

lego land japan is building a 14 foot cherry blossom tree out of lego bricks and it took home a guinnessld record it required more than 800,000 legos and took more than 6,000 hours to build probably just as long to disassemble it >>> philadelphia-born rapper meek mill released from prison his first stop post jail was a sixers game. he rung the liberty bell before tip off. a big deal there >>> first lady melania trump got buzz on social media everybody talking about her wide-brimmed has the that she wore during a state visit with the president of france. some said the first lady was channeling her inner olivia pope others compared her to beyonce others still said that she was being abducted by her has the. i think she looks extremely elegant and i would feel bad for anyone who is forced to stand next to her having their photograph taken it's like a comparison >> yeah. as you know from time to time the internet does focus on things that seem to be a bit obscure. you are a fan of the chapeau >> that has the is not obscure >> just little things, instead of the meeting, it's like the hat! >>

it broke the guinness world record for most produced commercial plane of all time last month with its000th plane coming off of production on march 13th. the 737 has been in the air for more than 50 years. it's a narrow body aircraft with one aisle. it's actually sold. boing has sold more than 14,000 of these planes. it's got a backlog in production of more than 46 00 orders. more than 300 airlines in 111 countries fly the 737. you can see the airlines. southwest, by the way, owns the biggest number of 737s. the entire fleet is 737s. one takes off or lands every two seconds. it makes up about 31% of all commercial flights. the company estimates it's carried about 23 billion passengers in total. now, according to global safety records, incidents on the 737 700. the type of plane involved in tuesday's accident are rare. since the year 2000, there are 17 accidents involved this plane eight of which on southwest airlines flights. remember, it is 100% of southwest planes. >> all right. moments ago we heard from the hero firefighter who was on the southwest flight 1380 and the man who tried

. >> and alex seitz wald, he is looking at records that you could not find in guinness book of worldalking about setting records for the conservative judge, and the competitive streak, but looking at the record it is fair to say that he is right to trumpet that when you are looking at the achievements of the administration, he has been able to push through a number of judicial nominees. >> well, he is is a superlative for superlatives. that is a message for the on the fence republicans who don't like the rhetoric for the immigrants, and the wall, and want to get back to the conservative voting, but he is right about the judge, and mitch mcconnell has touted this. they have appointed neil gorsuch and maybe another supreme court pick up there, and i was struck that he is talking about the caravan of the immigrants at the top after this week of oenormous news filled, and this is the opening line he is speaking to the base. >> and want to turn to the immigration, but shermichael, my republican friend here on the panel, and you had alex talking about the traditional conservative value, an

i am actually in the gena -- guinness book of world records for writing the biggest surfboard ever.s date is absolutely incredible. we have geography, son, mountains, the forest. we have incredible people. this is truly the greatest state in the nation but it has been mismanaged. >> thank you, sir. mr. cox? >> obviously the weather is fantastic. i have met so many great people who have come from all over the world to come here. it is a place of dreams. is being run down by politicians and i will change that. the thing about this campaign is i have seen california from top to bottom they should bottom. it has such immense beauty and natural beauty and so many different atmospheres and climates and just incredible natural beauty. no other place on earth has this diversity. >> mr. villaraigosa? >> i'm with the two of them. i love the diversity of the state . the fact that we come from every corner of the earth with our hopes and dreams. california is not just a destination or place; it is an idea. this is a place where you can reinvent yourself. i love the mountains and beaches. my gra

and diageo, the company which sells guinness and also smirnoff vodka, has the opposite pay gap. company you want to look at. the liberal democrats have launched their local election campaign, promising to focus on education, social care and combating rising crime. speaking at the launch event at watford‘s football stadium, the party‘s leader, sir vince cable, said his party was the "secret phenomenon in british politics." i think there‘s one reason why we do well locally, is that we actually believe in local government. you know, we‘ve got a system that has become massively centralised. you know, we need to have local councils building homes, but they can‘t borrow to build because they‘re prevented from doing so. this is bbc news at five, the headlines: britain dismisses russia‘s proposal for a joint investigation into the salisbury spy po|soning as " vauxhall announce they will build a new van at their plant in luton, safeguarding 1,400 jobs. buckingham palace says the duke of edinburgh has had a successful hip replacement operation. prince philip, who‘s 96, will remain in hosp

. >> an arkansas woman has set the new guinness record. she does the whole thing in 43 seconds.. i can't go surfing afterwards, i'm too tired. this is how long it took her, and then she takes it off. >> in 45 seconds. impressive. >> she said this was one of her new year's resolutions. so mission accomplished. >> that's one of her new year's resolutions, good for her. >>> cat owners will know this well. cats can be annoying when you have a laptop up. brandon salinas was filming when his cat suddenly walked onto his laptop. good-bye screen. >> you know what t >>> this morning on "world news now," the nomination in question. the white house doctor, ronny jackson, the president's pick to lead the second biggest government department isn't giving up despite damaging new allegations about his past. sources say he was nicknamed the candy man for allegedly handing out medication like candy. >>> the deadly shooting spree in tennessee, investigators now say they found an arsenal in the suspect's home. the young man credited with saving lives receives a hero's welcome and round of applause

. >> the guinness world records awarded the oldest man award to masazo, he's been alive for 112 yearsserts and soaking in hot springs. amen, brother. his daughter also says he strives to live a stress-free life. and one of the ways he does that is he doesn't hesitate when he wants to tell people off. she says if he doesn't want something, he'll make sure everyone knows about it. so there you go. eat lots of dessert. >> uh-huh. >> enjoy hot springs, and tell everybody off whenever you feel like it. >> so i'm going to live until 113. that's amazing. there is no filter here. as you know. interesting thing, this kid should have had a filter in oregon at the southern oregon university. so they sent out an alert, warning, cougar sighted on campus. this student, caleb diaz replied to it saying, that's no cougar, that's just my mom. >> ooh. >> oh-ho. >> the problem with it, that e-mail, and he didn't find out until the next day, got sent to the entire campus about roughly 8,000 students, and then the faculty. his mom says i'm not that old. i'm not cougar age yet. >> hello! get it right. >>> o

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there are records in the guinness book of records for the largest in the world and the most expensivened closure on the london 0verground out of liverpool street, and a part—suspension on the northern line. virgin trains has a reduced service at euston due to engineering works. the m25 is closed anticlockwise betweenjunction 6 and junction 5 enfield, and anticlockwise junction 2a tojunction 25. that is due to an accident. let‘s take a look at the weather situation now. good morning. well, many of you won‘t be too surprised to hear it is a rather damp start to this bank holiday monday. we‘ve had some rain overnight. there‘s rain this morning, but gradually it is going to turn a little more showery, and become dry and brighter as we head through the afternoon. now, it‘s fairly breezy, as well. that breeze is going to blow that rain away and help to break up a cloud a little. still the chance of some showers this afternoon, but the cloud thinning and breaking, so a good chance we may see some sunny spells by the end of the afternoon. it‘s feeling a touch milder, as well, the maximum temp

>> it's a guinness book of world records. this weekend. >> check it out. >> it's awesome. >> so how did your team do in the draft? >> no clue. >> i don't know. i want to say good. i want to say great but -- i'm a bengal fan. we're a long suffering -- i don't know. we shall see. >> why did you bring it up? >> i don't know. fox had the draft with the nfl network. we didn't go to the white house corr responsible -- correspondent's dinner. >> no regrets. >> "happening now" starts now. >> jon: a caravan of migrants looking at an uncertain fate. good monday morning to you. i'm jon scott. >> and i'm julie banderas. members of the caravan forced to wait in mexico after a majority of the group is turned away by u.s. border officials. the officials say they don't have enough room at the san diego crossing to process the migrants. >> they're coming to the ports of

happened last year but just officially recognized as the guinness world record setter.t higher than the record set by an american. >> look at him. still highlighting him, to make sure he came out okay. unbelievable. that's a wow moment. >> there you go. >>> also this morning, fast-moving developments in the infamous golden state killer case. the suspect joseph deangelo has made his initial court appearance and now investigators believe they may know more of what was behind his alleged crimes. nbc's joe fryer with the very latest. >> reporter: it's the case's biggest mystery. what motivated the golden state killer to rape and murder dozens of victims in the '70s and '80s horrifying californians. a breakup may have been one trigger, the methodology used by law enforcement to finally catch him. this morning a chilling clue what may have caused accused golden state killer joseph deangelo to go on his murder and rape spree more than 30 years ago. former case investigator paul hall says his hatred of this woman may have fueled his rage. >> a third attack, literally raping the

is breaking a guinness world record on your bucket list? you're in luck.ecord is 1,822 people. we need you to help us break it. sign up at today.com and come down to the plaza on may 7th, we'll give away t-shirts and sunscreen. >> what did you do to sunny? >> olivia makes it look so easy. >>> al, a check of the weather. sunny and i are out. >> it is sunny out here. sunny is going over there. let's look at the rest of the country. heavy rain in the mid-atlantic states today. sunny and warm out west. looking at mountain snows in the rockies. for tomorrow, heavy rain in the northeast, probably airport delays. record warmth in the pacific northwest. much cooler making its way into the mi that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are seeing some clouds now but they will be clearing out as the morning goes along. it will be slightly cooler for san francisco, making it up to 62 degrees before the inland areas. just a few degrees cooler than yesterday. still 83 in

he's broken multiple guinness world records, has won nearly two dozen emmy awards for his magic, flyingcape artist may not be able to get out of revealing one of his big secrets on that witness stand. david copperfield now may be forced to reveal the secrets behind one illusion in court. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. >> reporter: jury selection is under way for a case filed by a former audience member, gavin cox suing the magician. he claims the show didn't go on as planned at one of copperfield's 2013 las vegas appearances. cox says he was part of this illusion called the vanishing crowd. >> wave good-bye. >> reporter: where 13 audience members disappear from a cage suspended above the stage and reappear at the back of the audience. >> david copperfield was his idol and that's why he came from london on his birthday to go see the show. >> reporter: he says it was chaos, rushed off the stage into a dark construction zone. he says he slipped and fell. cox now claims he has permanent brain damage from the fall. he's suing the mgm grand hotel and copperfield as well as the constructio