. >> it's not all h2o. >> they will show off how different materials can make a >> this bridge is made out of rigid materials it's going to fail. it is not going to fail. >> these engineers hope their excitement for science helps to ignite the next generation of young women. >> it's a wonderful way to use your brain to make the world a better place. >> now i have to say, it's one of the most fun events of the year. last year was our first one and it blew out our expectations if you came last year, they were centralized in one area they're going to be all over the museum and you get to explore the museum. if you have a young daughter, niece, sister, bring her down, it's going to be a blast. we're excited. it starts at 9:00 a.m., going through 5:00 p.m. tomorrow night. i'm pumped for it and need a nap because it's going to be a long day tomorrow. just action-packed fun. excited about it talking more about things to see out here because there are so many opportunities for girls tomorrow, it's going to be a fun time >> it's an inspiring event and many will be out there with you i cannot wa

h2o pal, very smart. >> sure. >> whatever suits you. this one is fun. for the runners, i fear the fanny pack but there is the flip belt. what's great, it comes in two styles. classic and what i prefer is the zip style. put all your contraptions in here. here's mine. inhaler, credit card, everything you need when you run. if you want to go hands free, great for the morning runs, late night jogs. they have a million mile light with no battery. as soon as it feels movement, as you can see, the light coming down. >> that's cool. >> it'll light up for 200 yards. also, slides on to the flip belt. go for the classic style or this style. and there's something for your keys. >> can i keep your fanny packs anyway? >> they're out. flip belts are? >> i want to nominate sophia as had in a long time. sing sith out. >> we like that. >> katie, thank you so much. >> thank you, sophia. >> let's find out what's going on with dylan. >> doughnuts. apple, actually. very healthy doughnuts. justin is here this morning to healthy snacks you can whip up, right after this. skinca

. >> reporter: it's not all h2o for these engineers. >> landslides, earthquake faults, oh, my. >> reporter: how different materials can make a big difference during a natural disaster. >> this bridge is made out of rigid materials so it's going to fail. and this bridge is made out of flexible material so it is not going to fail. >> reporter: these engineers hope their excitement for science helps ignite the next generation of young women. >> if you like to solve problems, it's a wonderful way to use your brain. >> and there will be a lot of other clubhouses to check out. join the fun saturday from 9:00 to 5:00 at the denver museum of nature and science. it was nice >> yeah, it was. we were pretty nice. mid-60s. high clouds drifting across the area, no moisture from those clouds. high pressure ridge pushing that up to the north then to the east. we'll stay mild around here. this will dissipate before it even gets here. back east, a different story. severe thunderstorm watches and warnings out here in this band of showers and thunderstorms. 64 and 65 is what we had today. they're talking sno

. >> this is the h2o pal. you'll see on the app here, it keeps track of how many uch water i drink in a day. if there was a sport of competitive drinking, i'd be winning. depending on the temperature and conditions around, it'll ajust and -- adjust and create a profile. you can put this on any sized bottle, too. h2o pal, very smart. >> any fluid in there. >> sure. >> just to -- >> whatever suits you. this one is fun. for the runners, i fear the fanny pack but there is the flip belt. what's great, it comes in two styles. zip style. here. here's mine. inhaler, credit card, everything you need when you run. if you want to go hands free, great for the morning runs, late night jogs. they have a million mile light with no battery. as soon as it feels movement, as you can see, the light coming down. >> that's cool. >> it'll light up for 200 yards. also, slides on to the flip belt. go for the classic style or this style. and there's something for your keys. >> can i keep your fanny packs anyway? >> they're out. flip b

geological survey said a volcano erupted yesterday and sent as h2o,000 feet into the air southwest of anchorage. the volcano raised a warning for pilots flying near the volcano. >> a georgia school district wants to hire 450 teachers with no education degree required. >> the way to recite new talent because more college students are not pursuing teaching. they still need some degrees to get the job but several new teachers have backgrounds in managing construction and landscaping companies. that is not necessarily bad. >> i don't think i had a lot of the...built in prejudice that comes with teaching education that this is how you have to do things. >> we want did bring in the people with is a lot of field knowledge and a lot of skills. >> here is a program, you need a bachelors degree in any discipline to qualify and you also need to get into to alternative path s way to teaching program. it is a work as you go certification program that takes between 1en -- 1-3 years. >> good morning, everyone, 48 degrees in walnut creek and you can see everything is clear. our temperatures today com

it is more like h2o hell no. and it's not even always lead or iron that is con tam naturing the water. >> since last november the residents of the tiny upstate village of hoosick falls have been using bottled water for drenging an cooking after contamination was discovered in the local water supply. one of the sources of contamination is the san dovan plant located in hoosick falls. the plant manufacturers plastics and uses chemicals including pfoa. >> trevor: hold on, hold on. this say horrible story, again, but we have to address the fact that this town getting sick from its water is called hoosick falls. (laughter) talk bay self-fulfilling prove see. what named the place. its lee like the residents cornered mark wahlberg, we need you to think of a name now. he's like, okay, so there are sick people, okay, who's sick? oh, man, anyway i got to run, goit to name my water km. have i this big meeting coming up. before flint, i thought, and a lot of us did, that the run-up to the election takes too long. but now i'm

. >> it's not all h2o for the engineers they will be showing off you different materials can make a big difference during natural disasters. >> it's made out of rigid materials and it's going to fail. it's made out of flexible material. it's not going to fail. problems, it's a wonderful way to use your brain. >> it's over 30 companies that will be here. we have our own weather lab that we'll be doing. if you come down, we'll make rain gauges, make the string and get a mix of everything. we have been putting in a lot of work and the girls can be in science technology and engineering as well there's a lot of opportunities for them. hopefully it encourages them to go into science and math and enjoy the careers sometimes the science part can be tough, but the end result is a really super fun career. natural disasters was my favorite class in college. mother what they have to do. well going to meet you all too. >> thank you. it can be out there tomorrow afternoon and i guaranty after the girls meet you, many will want to be meteorologists. >>> troy doesn't play for the rockies anymore but st

those pure h2o water crystals stay there and then we take the fruit whichfr double juice and all of flavor components are also concentrated the acid in flavors are also concentrated in thise kind of juice. it is a starburst of flavors. iced wine is a desert that is madevo like or from a wine product. that is all it is. people ice or iced wine to refuse it initially and then when they have it for their desserts, they are surprised expensive product inexpensive - $60 ice water is a small bottle mainly because it is served in smallsma areas really for you and a you do bourbonen it is really part of an easy punished. he want to manage. you want to serve it p with fruit. cheesecake is ideal anything as a sweetness to it. even, you know, some cases may be a white chocolate so that works well with each of those types of things in some cases,ll it is just a port sitting at a fireplace with a nice ambience. we've done this for a number of years since 2,000 we've been making the iced wine commercials we've been using it with winemakers that are very experienced our vineyard manager is one of the bes

. >> reporter: it is not all h2o. they will be showing off how different materials can make a big difference during natural disasters. >> this bridge is made out of rigid materials. it's going to fail. made of flexible material so it's not going to fail.>> reporter: is in -- these engineers hoped to excite the next generation. >> you can use your brain to make the world a better place. >>> we are so excited about this event. any of clubhouses to check out today. going on from 9 o'clock this morning until 5 o'clock tonight at the denver museum of nature and science.>>> to sports now. it was an absolute heartbreaker for the denver nuggets. the nuggets were ahead with just seconds left in overtime and this happened. >> all the way. >> the mets get the basket just in time to when the game. 121-120. thankfully, the evidence had better luck work they 13221 thursday and hopefully, they can do it again today. there is one player who is here's mark with your morning sports. >>> it's time now for the chevy sports break. >>> the

it's the first bar in the world that only serves h2o. brian, fix your face. organizers say it's to raise awareness about water quality problems, which in this day and age you can appreciate. >> brian: i agree with that. come on. >> john: i can hear the, i'll drink to that. >> brian: can you see everybody sending texts to go to happy hour, this new waterbar. >> tia: maybe it's free. i tried. >> brian: can i have a straw in it, please? >> john: it made the news anyway. it's 5:00 somewhere. >> brian: i'll have a double. >> john: yeah. >> brian: shots all around. i'm buying! >> john: i love it. we're tapped out. okay. we are not tapped out weather-wise. morning? yes, we do. i'm in for sam. don't worry, she'll be back soon. we're talking about rain out there, and there it is. we'll look at the showers from a different vantage point. this one from our ford first alert doppler. you can see light and moderate showers. yeah, we close in on a couple of spots here along the lakeshore striping back through lorain, erie, huron counties. some moderate stuff in yellow. the

san francisco-based imagine h2o and a $4 million grant given to the public policy institute of california. the credit, a lot of it, goes to our series of reports which first aed last november. to see the entire series, you can always go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and just click on surviving the drought. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a cop at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> the two presidential front-runners picked up huge wins yesterday. last night hillary clinton won arizona and 46 delegates there. she has 1,637 delegates. she needs about 700 more to get her nomination. bernie sanders won utah and idaho. he has 928. >>> on the republican side, donald trump won arizona, ted cruz won utah. trump, however, way ahead in the delegate counting. he has 744 delegates to cruz's 468. this morning jeb bush endorsed senator cruz for president. in a written statement, mr. bush called cruz a consistent, principled conservative who has demonstrated the ability to appeal to voters and win primary contests. >> are we surprised he didn't endorse

." >> mark:whether the h2o message sunk who knows? what was clear is the elation of meeting a childhood idol. >>"exciting and happy because i got to see stephen curry for the 3rd time." >>"it's really cool to see somebody give back to the school. tell the kids how they feel about life and live up to. we enjoyed our school to teach our students about water." >> mark:curry met with the students for about 45- minutes. and it ended with their version of a victory bath. >>nats of curry getting doused >> mark:draymond green also met with the students earlier in the day at acorn woodland elementary. the champs are back on the court tomorrow against the utah jazz. >> mark:pam? >> pam:another big tuesday in the race for the white house. coming up at 5:30. the latest from the campaign trail. as the candidates look to lock up more delegates. >> pam:plus. new troubling news in the battle to contain the fast spreading zika (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:now at 5:30. >> pam:call it super tuesday

the preceding was a paid program for nuvo h2o, sponsored by nuvo residential, llc, and produced by cesari direct. almost every other contest. after a day and night of long lines and ballot counting, abc news projecting major wins for fronts are uppers donald trump and hillary clinton. >> the stakes in this election have never been higher. and the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never been lower. >> i am a you know fire. once we get all of had finished i'm going to go after one person. that's hillary clinton. >> reporter: among the states projected to be taken by clinton, texas. the powerhouse state with the most delegates also giving ted cruz a crucial win at home. divided, donald trump's path to the nomination remains more likely. and that would be a disaster for republicans. >> reporter: a home state celebration for bernie sanders, too. the projected winner in vermont saying he is undeterred by clinton's overall success. >> it's not winner take all. by the end of tonight, we are going to win many hundreds of delegates. >> reporter: and senator marco rubio also vowing to sta

h2o is ready to go. don't forget to make 7? >> is the sunup? >> the sun is out. we are ready for a nice sunny day. you want proof, let's take a look outside. we're looking at port miami off in the distance. good-looking start to our sunday . magic city living up to its name, 65 right now. 64 fort lauderdale. real-time doppler radar, spotting showers about 30 miles offshore. i want to put this into motion for you and show you it is sliding off to the south east. south florida. it is going to be a really good-looking day. we have northwest wind them play right now anywhere from 5 to 10 miles per hour. temperatures ranging from 60 and marathon to 65 in hialeah. 64 pompano beach. elsewhere, it is cooler. 42 jacksonville. 46 tallahassee. 48 pensacola. tampa 52. orlando 53. here's the deal, an area of high pressure across the southeast. clockwise winds around it. winds shifting becoming east northeast and pretty easy especially along the beaches. rip current risk high. cool to cold across parts of the southeast. 34 atlanta. 34 new york city. on the flip side of this ar

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