oh, this is jen. >> oh, hey, jen. >> hi. >> marcus. how are you?> nice to meet you. >> so, is this pretty much... >> well, this is the front office. >> okay. >> this is my office, and when jen comes into town--'cause she's based out of the east coast-- >> oh, wow. >> and she works in here also. >> i can't imagine having a co-worker, an employee 3,000 miles away from where our business is. look, i understand phone and email, but nothing replaces human interaction. what i want to know about is, why did you start the company? >> so, in 2005, my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer. we were like, "how did she even get cancer in the first place?" i went back to be with my family and help my sister through her treatments, and there was one day where i said, "mom, i'm not gonna go with you guys to the doctors. i need a break." and she said, "you know what? your sister doesn't get a break." and i was like, "wow." talk about, like, a waterworks moment. and she said, "why don't you just clean her apartment? make it really nice. when she comes home, it can

jennings and i go back several years. her flamboyant personality tends to draw attention from staff and her and i had several interactions as a result of her loud nature, let's say. >> i know. >> what did i tell you was going to cause you to get in trouble? >> my mouth. >> and what got you in trouble? >> my outspokenness. my mouth. >> okay. you list it as outspokenness. you come across very aggressive when you talk 'cuz you're loud. >> jennings is charged with identity theft, wrongful impersonation, and driving without a license. she has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. but she has had several prior convictions for identity theft and credit card fraud which resulted in two prison terms. >> it's more like a hobby, credit card fraud. when you work you have to find something you like doing. you can't just pick any job because then you're not going to stay there. plus i can't work for minimum wage. it's not enough money. >> it seems most inmates who know her have an opinion about jennings. some appreciate her big person

jennings and i go back several years. her flamboyant personality draws attention from staff and she and i have had several interactions as a result of her loudness, let's say. >> what did i say was going to cause you to get in trouble? >> my mouth. >> what got you in trouble? >> my mouth. my outspokenness. >> you call it outspokenness. you come across aggressive because you're loud. >> she was charmed with driving without a license and has pled guilty but she's had private convictions for identity theft and credit card fraud. >> it's like a hobby, credit card fraud. you have to pick a job you like. i can't work minimum wage. >> it seems most who know her have an opinion about jennings. >> some appreciate her big permit. >> she's funny. she's funny as [ bleep ]. >> she makes date go by. she laugh, joke around, she play. she's really aid nice person. >> others could live without her. >> people gravitated to her like she was the next coming of christ and she's the worst -- you know, she was next to satan's spawn. >> she's ju

jennings and i go back several years. her flair buoyant personality tends to draw attention from the staff and her and i have had several interactions due to her loud nature. why are you yelling? what did i tell you was going to cause you to get in trouble. >> my mouth. >> what got you in trouble? >> my outspokenness, my mouth. >> you come across very aggressive when you talk because you're loud. >> jennings a charged with identity theft, wrongful impersonation and driving without a license. she's pled not guilty and awaiting trial. she's had several prior convictions of identity theft and credit card frad. >> it's more like a hobby. when you work you have to find something you like doing. plus, i can't work minimum wage. it's not enough money. >> it seems that most inmates who know her have an opinion about her. some appreciate her big personality trvelths he's funny as [ bleep ]. >> i like her because she makes the day go by, she laughs and jokes around, she's real lay nice person. >> others could live without her. >> p

." >>> anyway, jen is back today. can we get applause for jen who is back from sochi? it is such a good friday. hi, everybody, i'm thomas roberts. happy friday. jen is back. payday friday, nonetheless. and this is "way too early," the show that loves a good twitter war but prefers snapchat any day. don't we, for snapchat? wah, wah. >>> we begin in ukraine where a vote behind closed door is only making the divisions bigger. the parliament voted to secede and join russia. it will be followed with a referendum on leaving ukraine on march 16th. crimea's prime minister also shut down a tv station yesterday. it was replaced by a russian broadcaster. the u.s. is pushing forward on a series of sanctions for those involved with the russian intervention in ukraine. they include travel bans to the u.s. and freezing of assets. the eu is also considering sanctions. president obama issued yet another stern warning to russia about the possibility of a divided ukraine. >> the proposed referendum on the future of crimea would violate the ukrainian constitution and violate international

william jennings bryan was not a pompous ass, not a full. william jennings bryan had debated george osborn, the president of the museum of natural history in new york in 1905. he had read darwin. he had his failings when it came to evolution. leaving race aside, he was a decent man. when henry ford came out with his anti-semitism william jennings bryan repudiated it. he was a methodist who went to a presbyterian service. he was generally open and decent man. he was anti war in world war i unlike h.l. mencken. when h.l. mencken wrote about william jennings bryan he created a cartoon which has lasted until the present. let me jump way ahead now. is there any store you know of that you would finca of as h.l. mencken? any historian you would think of as the second h.l. mencken to give very famous historian. think about the kennedy assassination for a moment. not a bad -- a good -- good guess. another good guess. richard hofstadter. he had no evidence of anti-semites -- william jennings bryan supporters were all -- we had no support for this at a

also made some changes-- they said goodbye to defensive end lamarr houston, running back rashed jennings and offensive lineman jared valdheer yesterday. the team signed rams offensive lineman roger saffold and austin howard. the golden state warriors are catching fire at the right time. jordan crawford scored 19 points, andrew bogut had 15 points and 10 rebounds and the team routed the dallas mavericks 108-85 for their fifth straight win. the warriors outshot the mavericks 51 percent to 36 percent and out rebounded dallas 46 to 40, showing no signs of slowing down

." >>> anyway, jen is back today. can we get applause for jen who is back from sochi?uch a good friday. hi, everybody, i'm thomas roberts. happy friday. jen is back. payday friday, nonetheless. and this is "way too early," the show that loves a good twitter war but prefers snapchat any day. don't we, for snapchat? wah, wah. >>> we begin in ukraine where a vote behind closed door is only making the divisions

jen and gordon, welcome aboard. ain. know you're eager to win more money than was the case in your last appearance. let's see how things work out. here we go. good luck. and the categories for this first round of play. we've formed them. you have to identify the two bands we combined. clues with a... 2,000-year-old man. that's me. [ laughter ] alex: okay, thad. airport codes for $200. gordon. what is "d-a-n"? no. jen or thad? [ beep ] what is "d-a-d"? you had "m-o-m," mom, in the first one, dad in the second. back to you, thad. musical supergroups for $200.

to spoke to jens weidmann put what mario draghi said into context.e always need a translator with central bankers on the euro. a week ago, mario draghi and did at this. -- and did -- hinted at this. the market did not really get it. last night, he was more explicit and the market clearly got it read the euro dropped quickly last night. it has not much moved today. the concern is that the euro gets stronger and that puts downward pressure on inflation, meaning the bank may have to act. here is what he actually said. it will be countered with additional monetary measures. it had a .4% impact on inflation. rightnflation is that now, if the euro had to strengthen, it would be at 1.2%. that is a congregated way of saying -- that is a complicated way of saying they are concerned about the strength of the euro and what effect it may have on the recovery. >> it may suggest that they will act on the back of it. yesterday, you spoke to jens weidmann. what did he have to say? >> his take was more marginal. he says that as the euro continues to increase in stren

. >> if you tell us where jen injure and nicolas is now they could still be alive and you won't be in as much trouble as you are in. he said i don't know anything you're talking about. >> i mean, they were racing against time. and it's rare that you find were your suspect before you find your victim. >> then investigators tried getting some information by asking another way. >> whatever story you have to tell me to allow me to find the child alive, then tell me that story. let's just save the life. you don't have to tell me that you actually did it. just tell me a friend of mine you immediate to tell me you need to go look here. but he wouldn't do anything to. >> shortly after edwards' arrest, police got a call from a man named cd thompson. he'd been walking his dog 50 miles from the kidnap site. >> immediately, i felt a lump coming to my throat thinking that we have two deceased victims. >> thought it may be a baby doll because i was near an area where people have dumped trash over the years. i saw flies around it, and the way my dog was reacting i knew it wasn't a baby doll. it was

. >> reporter: the record for longest winning streak goes to ken jennings, helped by a change in the rules. >> up until 2003, a champion could only win for five days. now it's unlimited. >> reporter: brad rutter admits there is a friendly rivalry between he and jennings, but neither was a match for ibm supercomputer, watson. >> what is arabic? >> ken and i looked at each other and said this must be what it's like to play against us. >> reporter: no denying this quiz show has earned its place in history. burt cameron still watches every night. >> doesn't everybody? >> reporter: erica hill, nbc news, new york. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt, reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. \s >>> good evening. i'm dine dwyer. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. >> suspended state senator leland yee of san francisco is scheduled to make an appearance in federal court tomorrow. he's accused in an extension corruption scandal exposed after a five-year fbi sting. though the evidence appears , experts say it's

ooich cheryl jennings. today's show is about preventing suicide. a serious public health problem that devastates the lives of friends, families and entire communities. the centers for disease control and prevention says that from 1999 to 2010, the suicide rate among adults jumped by nearly 30% to more than 38,000. making it the tenth leading cause of death for americans. one possible reason according to the cdc may be the economic downturn over the past decade. the report also finds that men are far more likely than women to take their own lives. while our first guest today is joining us from the american foundation for sued prevention, janice doudsy a volunteer board member of the greater san francisco chapter, and janice, thank you for being here today. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to talk about the reason you joined the foundation is very, very personal. you had a daughter named amanda. >> right. in 2004 our daughter, at age 18, died by suicide. she had been diagnosed at the age of 10 with clinical depression, which is a chemical imbala

i am cheryl jennings. we are talking about food allergies and other disorders like celiac.is a serious medical condition effecting up to 15 million in the united states, including 1 in 13 children, according to stanford alliance for food allergy research. allergies range from mild to life threatening. our first guest was featured in a discovery channel special, an emerging epidemic, food allergies in america. >> charlotte has always been my absolute good luck charm. she's exuberant, full of life, incredibly bright, and charlotte loves to sing and dance. >> would probably be broadway jazz, just really active, you get to move around a lot more, and also are a lot looser than other classes. i enjoy that. >> miray and her daughter charlotte have a lot in common. charlotte is allergic to peanuts and tree nuts, and her mom to seafood. that doesn't slow them down. they share the struggle. pull together, and help each other out. >> joining us in the studio, she and her daughter. as ceo and founder of bay area allergy advisory board in charlotte, team ambassador for the board. i wan

there's jen, lex, and tucker.t and point. >> and on facebook, would ban the word crazy. what is normal? bill tweet, he would ban the word, work. barbara wrote, whatever happened to freedom of speech? ban webster's and get it over with. >> thank you for sharing your thoughts, including the three guys from the control rom. now time to head over to "shepard smith reporting." >> there is breaking news now on the fox news deck. the united nations security council, scheduled to meet at this moment about the crisis in ukraine. it comes as we hear reports of shots fired at a naval post in crimea. we're monitoring that, and we'll bring you any news that comes from the region. we're also tracking developments in the search for that missing passenger jet. how in the world did malaysia airlines flight 370 just disappear? well there are theories. so let's get to it. >> good monday afternoon to you and yours. first, from fox on the fox news deck this afternoon. every potential sign of that missing malaysia airlines flight has t

likeworking missourians jen who makes high-quality diapers for consumers all over the work. her premiums were projected to double putting her family's business and livelihood in jeopardy. let me share with you which euro to me. she said, i believe in affordable care. we provide great health care insurance or staff. we pay for 70% of the premiums for staff members and their entire family. we operate on microscopic margins and have valued taking care of our employees. i simply don't know how we as small business owners are going to be able to shoulder the load with these changes. every day i hear from hard-working missourians who are troubling under the weight of this health care law. her story, and countless others are true. mr. president, you all are 11 million workers annexed the nation. -- nation -- an explanation. except thating to obamacare is causing premiums to skyrocket what the quality of health care is going down? are you willing to work with us to provide real health care solutions that will lift up the american people? mr. president, we are ready. the american peo

joining me is state department spokeswoman jen saki. nice to see you.an and foreign ministers were in the same building today and did not meet. does that not suggest that secretary kerry's efforts today on the ukraine were something of a swing and a miss? >> as i'm sure this will come as no surprise, i completely disagree with that. look, secretary kerry is in paris because he is there for a conference on lebanon but he's also there to engage with european counterparts, to coordinate our steps moving forward, and yes, he had a lengthy meeting with foreign minister lavrov. do we expect this to be solved in a day? absolutely not. but there are steps that can be taken, an off ramp for russia, secretary kerry laid that out today for minister lavrov. if they don't take that off ramp we have a range of options and there will be consequences. >> the range of options that you discuss requires the e.u., the european union, to be on board with what the united states wants to do in terms of specific sanctions and other diplomatic efforts to isolate russia. former

every one of us could have been jen that day. we have all parked on that street, gotten in and out of our cars. it could have been any of us. >> her family and the pta and the school principal wrote letters to the county about that stretch of road. she hopes the meeting will lead to action. >> turning now to the weather, a frigid day, and it will transition into a freezing night, there is good news friday. chief meteorologist doug hill has a first look at the forecast. a warmer temperatures for couple of days, the wind diminishing. looking at the numbers, 30 degrees outside of the belfort furniture weather center. the current wind speed, calm wind conditions south of town, up to 10 miles per hour in town. a huge change since yesterday. 30 degrees and lexington park, at reagan national. clear skies, temperatures 16 to 26 degrees. warmer temperatures, but i have to tell you, the next few days, we have snow back in the forecast as a possibility. the crazy pattern continues. >> the showdown to become the next mayor of the district to

. >>> let's get more on this call, jen is the spokesperson for the state department. she's out front tonight. what more can you tell us? you heard the readout from the white house, but jim acosta's interpretation. vladimir putin talk about the central nature of the relationship on the world stage in terms of trade. do you have a feeling and what is your view of this call? is this positive? is vladimir putin going to go with a dip lomaltic solution? >> engagement is an incredally important part of this decision. whether president obama speaking with president putin. they had a couple calls this week. secretary kerry on the ground in paris and rome and he has been engaging with eu foreign ministers talking about our unified path forward. he gave a good summary there. the important there is, look, if russia continues down this path there are going to be consequences and there are going to be costs. you saw us announce some of those costs today. there is an off ramp and steps they can take and, of course, what the president conveyed today. >> the one thing i wanted to ask

so welcome to my cell phone calls mind kept up with jen was dead and if he made you fall sick now so lets up. cause my caste system radio one can see face of also with us the phone denise europe paris correspondent for the dutch tv channel rtl full. you also run a bit longer on life in phones politics society and media. when you fill it out on fifth republic human fathers really the responsibility due to all the president to choose a prime minister. when things go wrong with pride that the president has the power to change. that's prime minister. some call it a sort of a nuclear weapon the disposal of the french president is entitled known to suck his prime minister well it's a really difficult question to own so in a very simple to key on the coast there is growing dissatisfaction with government and is even grew great dissatisfaction with the two heads of executive roles present on all of these under twenty percent with just over twenty percent of the poker pg ratings and the prime minister who is also very dry to a new opinion poll with his will to resist growing pressure on prest

. >> reporter: tyler, i have just gotten off the conference call with jen psaki, the state departmentan, who said in line with what you heard eamon javers report earlier with the house speaker saying it's time for sanctions against russia, jen psaki saying we are much more forward-leaning on sanctions today than we were just 24 hours ago. did not specify what those sanctions are but said the united states wants to make people in russia feel it. people is significant because one of the options at the disposal of the administration is visa restrictions on russian officials, russian business, that sort of thing, that could get the attention very quickly. don't have steps yet. secretary kerry, secretary of state is traveling to kiev tomorrow to lend support to the new government there, trying to assess their needs. the united states is also expressing support for a monitoring, european monitoring group in the crimea to try to document what's happening there and guard against false claims being made by the russians about provocation that would justify military action. and one question mark

. >> jen mcnear rejoins us as well as the goldwater institute. people who are dying should have the right to try any drug even if it is not government approved. you heard the congressman. it is to protect you. >> what they are working on is an initiative where the states can give any one with a terminal illness the right to try an experimental drug before the fda approved it. usually a manufacturer discovers the drugs it will take 10, 15 years before it gets into the hands of the patient. >> if she wants it should she be able to getf.÷ it? this routight to try act passed parts of legislatures in several states. it didn't just breeze through. if you are dying you should be able to dtry something. >> it holds at 85 percent. this is a no brainer for people, john. everyone has a close friend who has suffered or died from cancer or other permnal illnesst. people know when mortality hangs in the balance they ought to have the right to try these potentially life saving drugs. no question. >> you heard about this new drug no idea if it would work you wen

this is cheryl jennings. you can see the smoke. you can smell the smoke. is it blowing towards your building? >> it's not. it's not a windy day. fire is blazing and just the structure is going down. i mean, it's sad. it a new building but hasn't opened yet. >> do you know what kind of apartment? >> it's an apartment building. you can feel the i don't know how much of the building can be safed. >> we're noticing that you mentioned smoke, fire seen in parts of the building. >> yes. >> right. >> so clearly it's been spreading. >> right. it started about ten minutes ago. and is getting looks like it's spreading to the front of the building. >> thank you very much. we've got to run. >> okay. >> great job. >> back in a moment. since i had had health insurance -- icy i needed. of since i had hwhat policy i needed.- within 4icy. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. >>> all hands on deck in the china basin area. a apartment complex under construction says was supposed to open in a

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>> thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings. >> thanks for your time we'll see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." and tonight, breaking news, here, in the mystery of flight 370. the evidence and the big question. were authorities sitting on it for days? and this image, tonight. is that a piece of the plane you're looking at right there? and an abc news exclusive, our team, the only ones onboard the u.s. navy search plane, over the indian ocean tonight. >>> also this evening, the breaking developments with russia. what president obama did today, zeroing in on putin's inner circle. and what putin is doing to strike back. >>> top of the world. the breach at the brand-new world trade center, the site of 9/11. how did a boy get in through a hole, and climb to the very top? and what we've learned about the officer at the top of that building tonight. >>> and the "wheel of fortune" stunner. how did he do it? this is all he had to go on.

ooich cheryl jennings. today's show is about preventing suicide. serious public health problem that devastates the lives of friends, families and entire communities. the centers for disease control and prevention says that from

jen. >> taking ore ukrainian bases really walking on i spent most of the last two days, one base about a 20 minute drive from here on the road to yalta. the two commanders have spoken a couple of times but the ukrainian commander inside the base says he won't give up. we have seen russian forces just take over some other bases digging in at the base where i was they have a camp laid out, they have -- they've got tents already. they're in for the long haul here. we've seen troops working all over town and worries tonight that there may be a deadline from the forces for the ukrainians to surrender. the rumors have been flying around all day. tensions are high. certainly we haven't seen a shot fired but certainly it is a tense situation here with russian forces and ukrainian forces facing off just a few feet from each other on these bases. >> al jazeera's jennifer glasse, thanks so much. and the question of what to do next is being pondered here in washington. white house correspondent mike viqueria. >> they called a principals meeting, all the top officials in the west wing just over my

jen, lets start with first the what the big news is today, satellite images.these australians obtain these images no one else seemed to have? >> what's interesting, jenna, australians obtained these satellite imanswer from commercial satellite company digital globe, images collected sunday march 16th. it took them a little while to realize what they had. u.s. officials tell fox they shared them at the same time with u.s., australia and new zealand. it's not clear who first saw the potential debris. experts tell us it's likely super computers were employed. quote, we can confirm digital globe provided imagery to search officials in australia and we have been informed by australian government it was our imagery prime minister abbott referred to in his recent comments. we reached out to digital globe at headquarters in longmont, colorado and they are continuing to work with authorities. >>> good news. what about u.s. military? is the u.s. military planning on sending more assets to help? >> at this time only one american p-3 aircraft in the bay of ben gale. they

jen. >> joie, i have to tell you about a dramatic confrontation in simferopol. just an hour's drive from here. robert serrey was here trying to assess the situation, he came out of a naval facility and was surrounded buy crowd of armed men. they surrounded his car, they were very aggressive, he went into a nearby cafe to try to assess the situation, calm things down, they told him he had to leave crimea so he went to the airport and 37th region. concerns about mob rule here, what we have seen across crimea in the last couple of days is russian troops besieging ukrainian military bases and naval stations here and including one just ten minutes away. alexander yesen is the chief of staff at the naval base in crimea. they have got positions overlooking the base. did you ever think the russians would be here, two weeks ago the russians would be in crimea? >> two weeks ago they stay in crimea since our independence, the military base, you know that the russians have been staying here. but it was very good relations. we had a lot of exercises, multinational exercises.

you said jen garner, you would have switched something up. >> jen garner has classic great shouldersnstead of the one strap, i added straps and created that v neckline because it softened her silhouette and shoulders. this is bad photo shopping. we didn't make that softer on the v, but at the same time, we just wanted to give you an idea at home, if you have great shoulders like that, take advantage of a lower cut. >> and lastly julie delfy. i have girlfriends and i love the idea of the vintage silhouette, but beware, it is great. i think her curves are fantastic. i'm not trying to make her look skin yes, i want to make that look clear. but if you want to look at what happens under the arms of a lot of dresses, if it is not fitted, you are going to add more volume. >> who looks good in a dress that has all that extra room? >> someone that has, like, jennifer garner who has the broader shoulders and really narrow hips, it kind of falls like angelina jolie. >> the boobs too. >> right. no boobs. >> i have them myself. >> bobbie, great. >>> patrick j. adams from "suits" is here. >> and g

i'm slarl jennings. >> see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, final blast.giant storm out with a bang. from the texas interstate, paralyzed by ice. to pittsburgh. drivers spinning on slippery roads. and the nation's capital, frozen. so, what is coming next? >>> at the brink. vladimir putin, flexing his muscle in the face of a new warning from the white house. and our team is in the middle of the ukraine powder keg. >>> "real money." families earning thousands of dollars by sharing their favorite belongings. >> how much do you think you've made this year? >> a lot. >>> and the shining moments of the oscars. that selfie. that pizza guy. and the new star who stole the show.

hearing for san francisco scheduled for wednesday, april 9 at the u c f f mission bay on campus at jen tech haul hall 6 to 8:00 p.m. we are developing a contract with city agencies. chair, you did mention, joseph flanagan, there will be a celebration of life at the arc of san francisco on wednesday the 2nd at 2:00 p.m. we will be there as well to remember joseph. in terms of projects, we saw as chair avalos mentioned, the project opened for construction and we also saw the abay low path open for use which will make a milestone for our program. as we see these projects coming in, we're opening a call for the next round of projects. just to mention, there's a 1.15 $1.15 million round of prop aa funds that has been opened and received over 5 $5 million of request. we do anticipate bringing staff programs next month. the strategic analysis report on bike sharing as chair avalos mentioned, it's available at our website and we welcome comments through friday april 4th. we will be picking this item through the plans and programs committee in the next round as an action item following the inco

lisa ar jen will have all the details for you in her forecast coming up. >>> a bicyclist who rehab aed light in san francisco hit a man on a motorcycle causing that manssierous injuries. it happened early yesterday evening at 13th and mission streets. after being hit, the motorcyclist lost control an slammed into a tree and a second motorist slammed. >>> a candlelight individual ll be held to remember two women killed in a horrific traffic accident last weekend. many came out to pay their respects. abc 7 news reporter nick smith has the story from santa rosa. ♪ >> reporter: friends and family are remembering 53-year-old sue huhford killed last weekend in a car crash that also claimed the life of her 74 monl sharon huhford. her husband jay was injured. her father-in-law was hospitalized with a broken scapula and 16 broken ribs. >> she touched everyone she encountered, no matter how business she was. she always had a positive outlook and a smile on her face. >> reporter: susan seen in this family photo with jay was the mother of three but touched the lives of hundreds. ♪ >> reporter: s

. >> jen any, straight ahead. >> the 86th academy award is said to be hollywood's biggest party with ellen degeneres as ring leaders, expect matthew mcconaughey and merrylstreep to get in the groove. there will be no shortage of star power. 1920s con yaiforts are pinned against astronauts. gravity and american hustle leading the pack with 10 nominations apiece. >> facing off against 12 years a slave, philomena, captain phillips, dallas buyers club, wolf of wall street. >> golden globe winner kate blancheett is a best actress contenter going head to head with jude did i dench, amy adams, sandra bullock. >> first time announced, matthew mcconaughey lands against others. this year could be all about the music. ♪ let it go, let it go >> set to perform the best original song nominee. they can be oscars one the biggest concerts of the year. with hot performances and a host like ellen, it may not be the winners that get everybody talking. >> we have some guy skies today. >> a lot of it is rain but things are looking better for tomorrow. we'll see some more showers, i think. also some breaks

they can be the difference of after single carbon and two hydro jens or they can be the exact same structureust put arrangement. >> even though they are synthetic versions of the real thing named spice, incense and bath salts, a loophole also says not for human consumption. nightmare. >> how we ha problem. >> the world of drugs for controlle toxicology, five, eight years ago used to be about 250 compounds, all of which we understood well. now, we are getting 10, 20, 100 new compounds that show up every year. >>> until california, sdieber drugs have been a big problem in a small beach town that is home to a naval base. >> are you okay, diane? >> 7 ario officer ryan bates battles the sub stances every day. >> if i stop somebody and they have this package on them, i can't do anything. i can't even could befiscate it. so law enforcement, if we have an incident where somebody sells this, i have to prove that it meets one of the very few action. >> officer bates busted all of the smoke shops and some liquor stores two years ago. >> how long did it take your officers to amass this? >> we did this i

. >> thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings. >> from -- nice move, sandhya and all of us >>> welcome" tonight, big change in an american rite of passage. that high school test so many take, hoping to get into college, the s.a.t.s. are they fair? well, tonight, a decision to give more kids of all backgrounds a chance. >>> on the brink. the urgent talks to pull vladimir putin and russia back from the razor's edge. >>> to the rescue. the incredible video of a car full of children heading into the pounding surf. and the strangers who pulled them from the waves in the nick of time. >>> and "real money." remember ellen's star-studded selfie? well, tonight, how you can get paid hundreds of dollars for the pictures on your phone. >>> and a good evening to yo

jennings is a back up for most of the decree.th silver and black. if jared was probably the raiders best offensive line man not in the if line. going to arizona. cities replaced by roger l stafford from the ram 5 year from million. so it raiders pay more for a guy with history of juniors. somewhat curious decision-making there assume the raid is know what they are up to. puzzling mav they let houston go. 5 years. 35 million dollars. and he goes to the chicago bears. 300 pound guy 6 sack. 43 agency proven one thing throughout the year best to keep your best players the raiders unable to keep la mar houston. now to hoops warriors trying to secure the play off spot. best way to do that is beat the guys chasing you. by tonight against dallas. ellis former warrior back at oracle as maverick. goodyear ampleing 19 points game. jumper dallas early lead. finish first quarter on 22-6 burst. andre gets it to go. jrd on crawford 14 points in the first half ending first quarter we are a bang. and joe says i'm glad we acquired him. an draw big

jen ashton joins us. >> good morning. >> why is it so much easier for the europeans to have stronger ingredients? >> look, this is a frustrating situation for the lay public and health professionals alike and it's really all about the process we undergo here for products to get fda approval. it's in place to assure the product, is it safe, is it effective? sometimes that process is better here, sometimes it's worse. it's definitely different. >> so what is it going to take for the fda to modify their regulations now? >> they have to test these products, and when you compare the products that we have here to what they have in europe, you know, europe's products tend to be more thorough, more complete, more broad spectrum. they cover both the uva and the uvb rays and they stay on our skin and have potential rally less absorption into our bloodstream but before we all pack up and move to europe to get these products, you know, it's interesting because if you look at the skin cancer statistics, bianna, in europe, let's say in a country like england, they haven't declined significantly si

running back rashed jennings and offensive lineman jared valdheer today.d rams offensive lineman roger saffold and austin howard. for 27 millionmcfadden re-ups with raiders running back darren mcfadden will still be a raider he singed a 1-year $4 million extension today more than half of that is earned through incentives only $100,000 is guaranteed so if he comes up lame that they can to say adios see you later while being possibly the team's most dynamic offensive player mcfadden has also had an injury- plagued career just last season he didn't play 6 games and missed parts of 3 others the incentives in the contract revolve around him staying healthy he's also only averaged 3.3 yards per carry each of the last two seasons after averaging more than 5 yards the previous two years he was the 4th overall pick in giants/reds buster posey 3-run home run posey added an rbi double and a single as well hitting coach barry bonds paying off already final: 8-5 giants sf is 8-5 this spring well before we go tonight we would like to remind you of the 4:00 a.m. morning

an our jen seurgency to find ou two passports. officials question if they may have coordinated with each other. >> i have confirm that the two individuals concerned, and the details have been forwarded. >> u.s. hopes to enhance the individually to compare to images of known terrorists and criminals in a global database. investigators say without the black boxes or debris, nothing, terrorism, pilot error or mechanical failure can be ruled in or out. for anguished relatives of the 239 people on flight, the grim vigil continues. the family of phillip wood in texas told abc news he visited home just last week, his father, barely able to speak. >> from his sons. >> last thing i said was i love you. >> i was on my way out. going back to college. and he, just stood up and gave me a big hug. and i said, i just told him i love him. >> tempers clashing in ukraine with pro russian and pro ukrainian groups rallying in support of their cause. a scuffle broke out in the city of luhonsk in the middle of the screen. shoving and kicking. ukrainian

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