here is fox news's jonathan hunt.oved your coverage of the last baby bump, and you were quoting your mum calling you from england and she was excited and you did a much better voice of hers than i did obviously. is your mom as excited this time around. >> you know melissa, mummy is not quite as excited as last time. she told me yesterday i was doing extensive research with her for you, and she says she is pretty excited because like all the brits she wants to see the royals continue as she put it, a very strong line, and i can give you it's all about making money, i know if you want me to i can tell you the sex and the name from mummy right now. melissa: please, please tell us. >> okay. all right if you want to put your bets get ready to place them. this will be a girl she will be born on saturday, and mummy says she will be called alice elizabeth diana. princess alice elizabeth diana, arriving saturday. melissa: that's huge news, we don't know when the baby is coming. they haven't shared exactly what the due date is.

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. >> yeah, fox's jonathan hunt explores the selfie stick phenomenon and why people say it just needsesident may be a fan as are millions of tourist from california to the new york islands. but the selfie stick sometimes known as the one of narcissism is facing a backlash. >> sometimes it might be better to put the phone down and appreciate the artwork that you've come to see. >> museums around the world are banning the device. the smithsonian among them claiming it's not just obnoxious but might actually be dangerous. risking damage to priceless treasures or injury to other patrons trying to dodge a swinging stick. even california's music festival which opens next weekend and some would say is a festival of narcissism in self is now banning the selfie stick. but using the hash tag love thigh selfie hotels is pro note moating the use handing them out to hotel guests in washington d.c. and san francisco. and as yet no sword fights in the lobby. >> thing i like about the selfie stick it gets people interacting together. sort of a community way to take a selfie. >> reporter: there are re

some places are even going so far as to ban the sticks altogether the jonathan hunt has that story. >rter: the president may be a fan as are millions of tourists, from california to the new york island. but the selfie stick, sometimes known as the wand of narcissism is facing a backlash. >> sometimes it may be better to put the phone down and appreciate the artwork or the historic artifact that you came here to see. >> it may risk damage to priceless images or items that other patrons are just trying to dodge with the stick. some would say this is a festival of narcissism, but it is now banning the stick. the hotel is promoting their use, handing them out to hotel guests in washington, d.c. and san francisco, and as yet no sword fights in the lobby. >> the thing i like about the selfie stick, it gets people acting together sort of a community way to take a selfie. >> but there are real dangers out there as well, as lake tahoe tourists are warned that taking pictures of the bear may not be the best idea given that you're putting your back to well, a bear and in pamplona some are foolis

jonathan hunt is live. terrifying experience for her. >> reporter: yes certainly one imagines that sandra bullock is very happy to know that joshua jamespjéañ core co-bet is in jail behind me. the actress has fortified her own residence. her exclusive bel-air estate is now surrounded by an eight-foot-fence razor wire and dozen of security cameras-not surprising perhaps, when you hear the terror in her voice as she made that 9-1-1 call last june. listen here. >> 9-1-1 emergency. >> he's in my -- broke into my house. i'm hiding in the closet. ;) >> fortunately within minutes of that call, cops were on scene and arrested corbett. >> what doey know about the love letter? >> reporter: well, disturbing to say the least. detectives read part of it in court yesterday. listen here. >> you are my wife by law. the law of god, and you belong>fuz me and i love you, i need you. i want -- [bleep] i want [bleep]. >> now as well as that love note as it was called, corbett was found to have in his car and his home duct tape

chief correspondent jonathan hunt live from santa monica, california, with that. jonathan?: jon, california's one of 19 states nationwide that allows parents to cite a personal belief exemption if they want their kids to go to a public school without being fully vaccinated, but some lawmakers in a lot of school districts across the state want that changed. it's obviously an emotional debate, frequently pits religious freedom against the rights of parents not to worry their kids might contract dangerous diseases while at school. here's the bill's sponsor, listen here. >> what about the rights of those families that bring their children to school without being at risk of potentially catching a serious disease? >> now anti-vaccine advocates argued at the senate health committee meeting their kids should not be forced out of the school system. listen here. >> you gave me a choice to abort, you should give me a choice to vaccinate. >> it's a violation of religious freedom and human rights. >> reporter: now the attempt to get this bill on the books taliban began in a sense that d

fox's jonathan hunt shows how the world is responding. >> reporter: the u.s. a ramping up aid effort following a massive earthquake in nepal over the weekend. more than 4,000 killed including at least four americans. and the red cross says the next 72 hours will be critical. >> what worries us most at this point in time is the situation of those remote villages and communities living closer to the epicenter. >> reporter: the search and rescue operations continue throughout the region. the state department is stepping up with a $10 million aid pledge. secretary kerry underscoring the urgent need for humanitarian assistance. >> vial latches reduced to rubble. families mourning loved ones people still asking questions and wondering about the next day let alone the next hours. >> reporter: pentagon is helping as well sending 2c17 cargo planes full of food, water and medical supplies to nepal. the planes also carrying two teams from virginia and los angeles specializing in urban search and rescue operations. and here in california the in a pap lease community still

chief correspondent jonathan hunt live from the home in los angeles. nathan? >> reporter: well, they, they're not sure if he has budged in fact bill. overnight he may have moved. it is a 50/50 shot whether he is still in the house right now. let me let eric, our cameraman give you a shot of the crawl space where the lion is believed to be, where he certainly was last night. in very shortly a couple of fish and wildlife wardens are due to go in there armed of course with a tranquilizer gun as you might expect to see if he is still in there. and then they hope that he will just make a decision on his own to move. as you can imagine for these particular homeowners, it was quite a shock and in some ways entertaining one to find a mountain lion taking up residence. listen here. >> he is laying on his side. every now and then his head pops up. and you know, he is, like i said he seems happy. >> he, mr. jason, you have a mountain lion in your house. you're like, what? you just don't believe it is true. >> reporter: so for now bill, lion watch 2015 well and tru

jonathan hunt live in marina delray, california, with that. >> reporter: the u.s.s known the rough where abouts the "uss independence" for many years given they scuttled it themselves in 1961. the precise location remained a mystery. now though it's been found. having found it scientists sat down a booing unmanned submarine to map every inch of the "uss independence" and found it in surprising good condition even with an aircraft still in one of its hangars. surprising when you consider what that ship went through. it was damaged by japanese torpedo fire in 1943. it was then used as a kind of guinea pig craft for the testing of the atom bomb in 1946. after that towed back to san francisco, then towed out to sea and scuttled by the u.s. navy in 1951. scientists are very excited they found it. very excited that it is in such good condition and this war horse of this world war ii will now be allowed to rest in peace some 2,600 feet beneath the surface of the pacific ocean. >> great story. thank you. >>> what do the world's fastest train, a five-legged lamb and new spe

jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> a google executive from the bay area guyed in the earthquake. he was one of 18 killed by an avalanche on mt. everest. >> this is how we get ready for everest. >> sharing youtube video. an experienced climber training to climb mt. everest. he is from san francisco and worked as the director of privacy for google. he was posting pictures of his trek up the mountain and trying to raise money for two orphages. -- orphanages. he championed causes that protected the environment. gling said he was in nepal with three hiking mt. everest. the three others are safe. >>> four americans are among the 4,000 people killed in the earthquake in nepal. 7,000 others were injured and those numbers are expected to go up. emergency relief efforts are underway to help the survivors. ktvu's azenith smith is at the american red cross in san jose. >> reporter: the american red cross tells me they have been getting calls from people wanting to help and the best way to do so is to give money. no one knows that more than a man who has family in nepal. >> quick dual his fam

and jonathan hunt posts more selfies than anybody we know so it makes sense he is covering this.elfie. >> there's a lot of bans spreading but not as quickly as these obnoxious things. they have already been banned from the rides on santa man fix -- santa monica peer, and the museum of modern art in new york the smithsonian in d.c., they're banning them because they say they're a danger to artifacts and, frankly, as they swing them around to other pattrons, and officials at the smithsonian say they detract from the point of a museum visit. >> sometimes might beqq put the phone down and appreciate the artwork or the historic artifacts artifacts you have come to the museum to see. >> horrors of horrors they're being banned from thencoachella music festival which begins on friday. what irthe millenals going to too without their precious selfie sticks. >> you're so l.a. with your open collar and your fancy hair. i hate what california does to people. don't selfie sticks have supporters? >> millions of tourists can't be wrong, can they? these things really are everywhere. i was up at t

jonathan hunt is live in los angeles with the details. hi jonathan. >> reporter: hi, eric.orbett sits in the men's jail in downtown l.a. awaiting his next court appearance. sandra bullock the movie star, meanwhile, sits in a jail in some ways herself. her bel air estate, an exclusive area of l.a., is now surrounded by eight-foot fences, razor wire and cameras not surprising given the terror she went through last june when she found an intruder in her home and called 911. listen here. >> 911. >> yes, i'm in someone has broken into my house. i'm hiding in the closet. i just saw them walk to the attic. >> is it a man or a woman? >> i think this was a man. i'm in my closet. i have a safe door in my bedroom and i've locked it. i'm in the closet right now. >> reporter: in court, a detective also read some of the so-called love notes corbett was carrying when he was arrested on sandra bullock's property. listen again. >> you are my wife by law the law of god, and you belong to me and to me only. i love you. i need you. i want to [ bleep ]. i want [ bleep ]. >> corbett's attorney s

chief correspondent jonathan hunt joins us now. what do we know about the mud slide? >> it happened in an area that is popular with tourists. it's very popular for those who want to go hiking and see some of the peaks without tackling mt. everest. there may be tourists caught up in it. one american tourist that we know is stuck is cat h helmond. i spoke to her sister who said that cat is simply terrified at this moment. listen here. >> everybody is terrified. everybody. my sister cat is afraid and exhausted and in pain and hungry and cold. the temperatures are dropping. they're not alone. they're standed wbt 300 other people. >>> baltimore police news conference beginning live. listen. >> the fire department can give you more specific information on that. what i can tell you is that we were watching that area it did not appear as though it was done intentionally. we believe it was a flare up. there is no indication anybody attempted to start that fire inattentionin intentionally. i'll take a couple of questions. [ inaudible question ] >> we have reports of people gath

get to jonathan hunt, who us following the developments. what else too we know about the americans who died in this? report there are four confirmed american deaths, and we should caution that the number could rise, given the number of americans known to have traveled to nepal in this current peak tourism season. among those killed, tom kaplan, a documentary filmmaker actually at the base camp on everest, making a documentary about that camp. we spoke to his wife at a home in santa monica. listen here. >> everybody talks about his -- the light in his eyes and his energy and his humor and zest for life. he was just a larger than life individual. people gravitated to him and were inspired by him. >> reporter: dan fredinburg was also killed. he was a google executive. he was an avid climber described by his sister in a tweet as a quote hilarious strong-willed man. marissa was killed too a doctor with a seattle-based mounteers company like the others friends say she died doing what she loved. now, the state department has named the fourth ameri

our chief correspondent, jonathan hunt has more on this for us.s say they're still hoping to find survivors. >> they are hopeful, shep even at this stage. frankly with every passing hour the likelihood of that happening gets slimmer and slimmer. not to say that there aren't miracles look at this a miracle until itself. this 27-year-old, three days after the earthquake hit, pulled from the rubble of a hotel. he had spent three days there as they say, basically given up hope he said when the rescuers finally got through to him. the aid is finally getting through, but it's simply not enough more food coordinated say they need more tents. it's not a question of the will the international community have stepped up but simply its infrastructure. kathmandu airport not built to handle the hundreds of aircraft that need to be taking off and landing every day if the aid is become enough to help the people of nepal, shep. >> do we know exactly how many americans are still missing? >> no quite simply we do not. now u.s. officials say they've been fielding fie

gregg: jonathan hunt has more from our west coast newsroom.a 911 operator and you get this phone call and try to figure this thing out. >> reporter: it's a bizarre for the operate jar to go threw off wasly. this guy was in the cargo hold of the plane. while he was banging on the walls of that car go hold trying to get the attention of the passengers who could hear the knocking and the pilot. he was also making that 911 call. and he himself had trouble explaining exactly where he was. >> are you at at airport? >> i'm not in the airport. i feel like they moved. >> are you by yourself or are you with somebody? >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: the pilots did eventually hear him. they turned the plane around. they took it back to seattle airport and the guy was okay. gregg: what does the future hold for this guy? >> reporter: he's employed by a company that contracts with alaska airlines. he will not be handling any more alaska airlines baggage. they say he has been permanently band from ever working on any alaskan airlines flights. i suggest if he

chief correspondent jonathan hunt, perfect story for him live in l.a. this guy pull this off, jonathan? >> reporter: clearly, bill, with the help of that dastardly disguise. the cops say he or she went into one bank first in santa cruz. seemed to case that one out, and then about an hour later, went into a u.s. bank branch. and that's where he, she demanded money. no weapons involved in this but the teller handed over the cash and the robber got away. described by cop as about 25 to 35 years old 160 to 170 pounds. five foot five, wearing as you can see prescription glasses, blonde wig, navy blue scrubs and a light purple, long-sleeved undershirt. very dubious fashion choices i have to say. bill: dub bus indeed. they're sure this lady is a man? they're positive of that? >> reporter: well, apparently so. not only dubious fashion choice was give that away, but apparently the old tell we know, adam's apple and somewhat deep voice. the cops released a statement i'm quoting here. when the bank employees contacted the suspect they were surprised to see although

chief correspondent jonathan hunt with the latest on this. who are the americans who were lost sonar this disaster? >> reporter: three americans confirmed dead so far. one was a google executive. an avid climber who had been on everest for the past three weeks. he was described by his sister as a hilarious strong-willed man. >> he was a wild man the best sense of the world. he just would always go full tilt on whatever it was. >> reporter: taplan was a santa monica-based documentary filmmaker. >> a lot of people think of him as a larger than life individual. we'll gravitated to him because he was so full of energy and loved adventures. >> reporter: the third american confirmed to have been killed a doctor with a seattle-based engineering company. her friends said she died doing what she loved. march around u.s. aid is on the way to those affected by this? >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry announced the u.s. will donate $1 million to the relief efforts. there are also rescue teams on the way. 57 l.a. county firefighters among them. an

chief correspondent jonathan hunt live in marina del rey. cinating find. >> reporter: yeah very exciting one for everybody involved in this mission. obviously officials have known somewhere out there in the pacific, 2600 feet down the independence has been sitting since it was scuttled in 1951 but there was some confusion over the coordinates. now they found it. they sent down these boeing machines to map it. it looks in great condition considering it was damaged during the battle of tarowa in 1943. it was fixed up then. went back out to fight again the japanese fleet in the pacific. it was damaged once again as part after fleet seeing how atomic bomb test was affect ships in 1946. given all of that, according to james dell gado the chief scientist, he says after 64 years on the seafloor independence sits on the bottom if ready to launch it is planes. this ship fought a long hardware in the pacific after the war. was subjected to two atomic blasts that ripped through the ship. it is reminder of industrial might and skill of the greatest gener

jonathan hunt joins us.n this incident and two different responses to this guy. >> reporter: as you take a look at the dash cam video from the first patrol car you can see the officer is deciding to watch this 36-year-old suspect as he walks down the street. he's suspected of a spree of crimes. he's carrying a rifle. then you hear a gunshot. >> one round just went out. he's definitely loaded. >> did the suspect shoot or did you snoot negative, did not shoot. standoff standoff, the gun is loaded. that officer decided to monitor the situation and stand back. >> what a story. there is a second squad car that appears. take us through the rest of this. >> reporter: the second squad car appears and clearly the officer driving that vehicle has a very different approach to this situation. watch again here. >> oh, jesus christ, man down! >> reporter: that man did survive the hit. he spent two days in the hospital. this comes as we are seeing protests nationwide against the use of force by police. there were protests

> a small town in indiana is fighting an epidemic austin population 42 hunt of 80 confirmed cases of h.i.v. since december. jonathan betz reports on what is behind the spread and what is being done to stop it. >> jeannie struggled watching her home town change? and loved ones die. >> i've had five family members pass away of drug overdoses. >> reporter: you yourself. >> yes. deer to my heart. >> reporter: so dear she works as a nurse. joining what she sees as a fight for the town's life. boston indiana has 4,000. but this piece of american heartland is at the heart of an endemic, facing the state's worst outbreak of h.i.v. ever. 89 cases in four months. 17 times more than it typical year. >> how easey was it for you to get the drug. >> easy. >> reporter: much fed by a drug problem that joey madden knows well. >> it's austin's favourite pastime. men have tunnel vision. >> reporter: a long-time alcoholic. and last year he used the drug of choice opana that addicts cook and inject. dirty needles spread disease. he caught hepatitis and it's a miracle he's here. >> you get high. >> reporter: you don't think about h.i.v.

we're on the hunt for offshore fracking sites which we've heard are happening all around this area. >> we're riding with jonathan henderson, an environmental watchdog who's raised concerns about offshore fracking. >> there's been a lot of secrecy about offshore fracking, industry has kept pretty silent about amount of fracking going on and the federal agencies charge with issuing permits, and forcing environmental laws have not revealed very much information. >> some of the boxes on this boat here have a red square to denote that there are chemicals inside. we know this rig has been used for off shore fracking in the past. >> what kind of chemicals? >> i don't know... >> we don't know >> we don't know. that's what i'm trying to find out. >> fracking offshore was revealed to the public only a few years ago in california, where miyoko sakashita has been monitoring it. >> they'll use chemicals and water at really high pressures. and by pushing that into the rock or sand formation they can crack open new fissures and hold the rock open so that more oil and gas can be accessed. >> the federal agencies that regulate o

jonathan duties nbc news new york. >> you can take the kids to an easter egg hunt in falls church at cherry hill park on park avenue ate effect is free of charge. >> you can try an under water easter egg hunt at the park rec center. ten points for that. it starts at 1:00 and ends at 4:00. that cost is $5. >> looks like not a bad day. >> what would you pay to look at a rainbow right now? >> how about 3. >> you got $5? a footlong or a rainbow. >> we can broker a deal. >> a beautiful morning, but we have rain coming our way in the next couple of minutes. we have a beautiful picture outside on the rest on towne centre camera. rainbow is free of charge. i would never charge erica for a rainbow. david may have to pay up. on the left of your screen you can make out a faint rainbow and if you are living near rest on towne centre you can see the rainbow. send it to me on twitter. my twitter handle with the retweet love with any better pictures. rain is am can be our way. the sky over washington and the fast moving clouds with a chance of a sprinkle over about the next hour or two. it will be dry by later this afternoon. temper

jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> get your easter baskets ready. two bay area cities will hold easter egg huntsaster egg hunt gets underway the it's open to children 14 and un. there will be four different hunts based on age division. this year's egg hunt is sponsored which the mayor, as well as the city of oakland parkings and recreation, as well as other agencies. >>> and san francisco will also host eastner the park at proseda parks in bernal heights. they expect 800 kids for the events. that gets underway at 11:00. there's much more ahead in the next half-hour. up next, important news for weekend bart riders. the detour you will have to take because of a critical construction project. also ahead, distracted driving laws hit an extreme in sin city. did officers go too far for (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they'r

jonathan bloom abc 7 news. >>> get your easter baskets ready. two bay area cities will be hosting easter egg huntspark open to children 14 and under. there will be four different hunts based on age division. this year's egg hunt is sponsored by the city's mayor as well as the city of oakland parks and recreation as well as other agentcies. and san francisco will also host easter in the park. it in its tenth year organizersers expect about 800 kids for this event. that gets under way at 11:00. much more ahead in our next half our who. up next important news for weekend b.a.r.t. riders. the detour you'll have to take because of a critical construction project. plus, distracted driving laws you've been part of the family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make easter pop! well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i list

hunt for them. the attempt by the military authorities who try to find them and ask you them continues. now president goodluck jonathanho leaves office on the 29th of may, has said that in no stone is being left unturn. that the military authorities are doing everything they can to find the girls. and over the last few weeks we have witnessed town after town after town being taken back by the armed forces. and this forest was really the last stronghold. there has been a battle raging there in several days, and many people have been hoping, believing, and speculating that this is where the girls are. and if the military can penetrate the camps in the forest then the girls would be brought home. what this statement seems to suggest that that's not the case tonight. and that the hunt for them continues. >> yvonne, thank you. we're going to lead you now to try to confirm that story. of course, we just tied in and we'll remind the viewers the nigerian army's rescue operation is not of the chibok girls. thank you so much for joining us. you heard it as we heard it. that's what we're hearing from the army spokesman and your

for example hunt and ddabierd were all involved in the break in to green in las vegas had something to do with howard hughes. so complicated, but there are records on this. a guy named jonathan marshal did an investigation on this in inquiry magazine. i can put you onto that. in '68, i gave neil a series of top secret leaks, including westmoreland's year-end report. eyes only for the president, top secret. which this was right after the offensive that i was doing this. and his report, which was only a month or so earlier it ended in late january, told the president that we have, to paraphrase it, we have driven the veet congress out of south vietnam to the borders where we are pursuing them. this was ten days or so before the veet congress hit simultaneously. so it made westmoreland look quiet bad. westmoralland was told that afternoon that he would be replaced. i was anxious to see westmoreland replaced because i knew that he was likely to use nuclear weapons over jenbenfu i'm sorry over kayson which they were afraid would be another. so that's another story. that's why i did it. i foresaw the president giving what he had just asked for, 206,0 0 troops. you've read this sto