and so is kale good or not?etwork appetite ellie krieger. good to you on. >> thank you. good to be here. >> we saw a couple of articles on the kale, and we wanted to hear the facts on this, because everywhere there is kale on the menu, and so whether you reveal whether it is true that it can be bad for you, what are the benefits of kale first of all? >> i think it is a super food, if you think of a super food as something with loaded nutrition, and without a lot of calories. pack packed with vitamin a and c and minerals and anti-oxidents, and i think it is perfect that a lot of people are eat morgue of it and the problem -- >> here we go. >> it is not with kale or any one super food for that matter, but the extreme behavior toward food. we think that something is a miracle cure, and then we suddenly eat so much of it, and frankly, if you eat anything too much, it is not good for you. there are elements in it that are go are going to set you off balance and not be good for you. >> and the nutrition fact is that o

there will be other things that are like kale but i believe kale will always be there to stay. >>you are thinking about other things too. >>we are. we have a dozen other things right now that we're getting ready to come out with. >>brad's raw foods. bradthanks so much. >>thank you. thanks bill. just ahead-- the momement is back in the market. what the charts are telling traders are about stocks at an all time high. chart talk is next. money is flowing into the market. joining us now is dan deming of stutland equities. good morning dan. as you're looking at the charts , what are you seeing as buyers step up the pace? >>yesterday was a pretty positive sign for the market. first day of the 2nd quarter and already we saw a significant upmove in most of the major averages. so the s&p closed at record highs, we saw the nasdaq up about 1.5% yesterdaya very significant jump and it jumped back above its 50 day moving average as wellso those are 2 big positive signs from yesterday. >>are there any signs in the market that we could see a big collapse? >>on the surface the market looks pre

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>> why buy kale, arugula, chives. >> what are your customers sayings?things really pop, they taste fabulous. >> tell me how it works. how do you do that? >> we're going to start with th almond milk, tear off some kale, an entire banana, protein powder. that is health in a glass. >> delicious. ♪ >> i just landed here in o'hare international airport and i'm starving. there is a resume that there's a vertical garden that serves 10,000 people every year. let's go find it. it's like a secret garden in the middle of an airport. totally amazing. how many towers do we have here? >> we have 26 towers in this garden and each tower last 24 plangts. we d owners plants. we have lots and lots of herbs, basil and cilantro. >> we just picked some produce and now we are going to go wicker park and make some sushi. >> i'm kosta grammatis. >> nice to meet you. >> i just picked some stuff upstairs, can we do it? >> absolutely. >> this role is produced with some of the chiefs and lettuces that we harvested from the garden earlier. >> like it? >> so fresh, so good. >> go ahe

>> i'm not buying it. >> what about you, anthony, are you a kale guy? >> i like it, but i'm not growing it at home like you are, peggy. >> i have a great kale garden. >> let's talk about your forecast. look at these numbers. yeah, definitely the time of the year to get out and maybe just do start some planting. we're already at 73 degrees in san francisco. i want to show you, though, san francisco, because you'll notice, off in the distance, yes, that is the fog returning. there will be a little bit of fog as we move through the evening hours. so keep that jacket handy. by about 3:00, 4:00 in san francisco, even though we're going to be at 71, or 75 by game time at 1:00, by 3:00, i think we'll already be back into the 60s. it's going to cool very quickly as that onshore flow does return. right now, though, warming quickly in our inland valleys. up to 87 later. palo alto, you'll be at 88. already at 75. san francisco, the warmest location will be hayes valley at 81. but you'll notice the marina district, only at 72. the embarcadero at 76. you'll have a w

the first lady kept things healthy with a yoga station, fruit salad and kale smoothies. >>> it didn't take long for the white house easter eggs to end up on ebay. some were listed before the event even ended. this year's eggs came in sets of four. there was a fifth egg, purple, with pictures of the first family's dogs. some ebay sellers are hoping to get $100 or more from the set. you can get the whole set from the national park foundation for 32 bucks. >> very cute and colorful. >> better than a kale smoothie. >>> time for a look at the nation's weather. >> showers and thunderstorms cover much of the eastern part of the nation, from the gulf coast up to maine. but west of the ohio valley will be clear and dry. the western rockies will see snowshowers. and rain showers for the pacific northwest. >> warmer throughout the south. upper 90s in parts of the desert southwest. >>> coming up, a woman accused of dealing drugs from the most unlikely of places. her hospital bed. >>> plus, a police officer puts aside his duty to protect and serve. deciding, instead, to cause a little chaos. >>> a

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what is kale? what is spinach? a new lettuce. it's not kale. it's not spinach, it's lettuce. and lettuce is one of the top vegetables we consume. by the way, the top vegetable we consume that we see not used as an ingredient that we put on our plate is corn. it's not broccoli? no, it's corn. that's the number one vegetable consumed in america that you see. corn. this country's just looking for new vegetables. give me a new version of the onion, a new version of lettuce, that's the item that we'll talk about in the future that'll have an impact. for this meeting i went and i pulled -- if you're most interested in millennials, you were most interested in what they eat. i looked at the top ten things reported to me exclusive of salt, water and pepper. as an end dish consumed by 18-30-year-olds through november 2013, which also should impress you, on how people eat in this country -- [laughter] here's the top ten things rank order, not on volume, not on sales, just yes or no you reported consuming this product. ready? tenth most popular thing consumed in my eleven y'all diet? jui

kale chips and pickle chips. >> reporter: you won't be going hungry coming to the ballpark. there's a wide variety of food items on the menu. some traditional. some new items. some are healthy. some are deeply fried. select a region, and chances are the giants will have a hot dog to match that region, and if it's another kind of food you like, you'll likely find it at the park, from tamales to caramel apples to brats. >> it's made with beer, we're putting it on a pretzel bun, and it's served with sauerkraut and spicy brown mustard. we're going to try fried pickle ips this year. it's an item we think kidls really like. and i'm hoping that we have lines at the fried pickle chip stand. >> reporter: but if you're watching your caloric intake, there is a vegetable garden. it was still under construction a week ago behind the center field wall. it will have fresh vegetables, including kale. >> there's going to be a variety of different vegetables and things that are going to be grown on site. and we're going to use some of the vegetables as toppings on flat breads and healthy sand

pauling kale was the legendary film reviewer for "the new yorker" magazine and when richard nixon was reelected president in 1972 with one of the greatest landslides at that time pauline kale reportedlreportedl y said nixon? i don't know anybody who voted for nixon. she was probably telling the truth. she probably didn't know anyone even though the vast majority did. bad again is sort of an attic to that indicates what a bubble most people in the mainstream media, journalists and mainstream media live in and don't know what's going on outside. that's only gotten worse over the years. yes, sir. >> dave rice retired journalist and educator. when i started in journalism in 1970s there were pages, the front page was supposed to be news disguised in objectivity and part of what you pointed out is this land where today people have a hard time distinguishing between editorial punditry and news. it's all thrown together whether it's on the internet. what role if any d.c. education play in separating that and apply it to your own christian belief. you have somebody might save christian bias bu

brats, kale, and pickle chips. here's damian with a tour that might make you like baseball even if you don't like baseball. >> it's safe to say you won't go hungry coming to the ball game. there's a wide variety of food items on the menu. some traditional, some new items, some are healthy, some are deeply fried. select a region and chances are the giants will have a hotdog to match that region, and if it's another kind of foot you like, you'll likely find it at the park, from tamales and caramel apples to the traditional garlic fries. and a new brat. >> this year, we came up with a new bratwurst. it's made with gordon beer. we're putting it on a pretzel bun, and it's in saurkraut and spicy brown mustard. >> if that isn't enough, bite into another new item. >> we're going to try fried pickle chips this year, it's an item we think the kids will really like, and i'm hoping we have lines at the fried pickle chip stand. >> if you're watching yourg caloric intake, the giants are also unveiling their new vegetable garden.

last april the building collapse kaled a thousand garment workers. we inspected 100 factories. we have had a few cases were there had to have been significant weight reduction. this is the only one that has involved part of the workforce not being able to work because all production had to cease on a certain number of flaws. >> the inspection agreement required openers to pay workers while rep faces took place. they have no idea in that will happen to her. what happened to the family in the troubled garment industry is not going to e about easy. >> nine people, including an election candidate have been killed in northern afghanistan. they were abducted in the remote prove joints by suspected taliban gunman three days ago. the local governor said some bodies had been recovered, including two people. it's the last day of campaigning before afghanistan's presidential election. a front runner is abdullah abdullah. bernard smith joined him on the campaign trail in western afl g afghanistan. >> it was chaotic, crowded. that seems to be how abdullah abdullah likes it. thousands turned

it's teaching students that eating things like kale, spinach and chia seeds doesn't have to be gross. are some cool ways to eat it. >>> then we almost didn't make it back to the show this weekend after we had an awesome time joining "the voice" house band. we'll have more of our back stage tour. we weren't great, but we made a valiant effort. >> who is we? >> snap, mr. holt. >> i was rocking the house. >> lester was really good. >> sounded just like that. >> air bass. we all play air bass. boom, boom, boom, boom. >> please with the air bass. >> on that note -- >> i'm sorry. please continue. >> apparently lester doesn't fall into this category, but are you extra critical when you look in the mirror? our on going "love yourself" series as we take a look back at what you see when you see your reflection. >>> we begin this half hour with the celebrity news that has a lot of people talking this morning. one of the world's best known bachelors may actually be off the market. reports out of hollywood this morning say george clooney is, gaps, engaged. kristen dahlgren has all the details this

. >> the hello kitty and the fresh kale from the center field organic guarden and the fried pickles. put that into a song. >> there you go, and a mojito while you're at it. it is such a beautiful park out here and it's amazing all the improvements that they do year after year. just when you think it can't get any better somehow they pull out some of the best things. we'll highlight some of those, as well. also, we have to talk about the weather. we always call them the boys of summer, christina, certainly going to feel like it in the bay area. how is it looking out there? >> it is looking really good out here this morning. we're just getting a sliver, just a sliver of the morning sunrise so far and right now it is clear as a bell. there are a lot of people out here, already they're inside the public house. they're in there broadcasting live and, yeah, it gets rowdy sometimes and then the crowd kind of settles and then the roar comes back. so, people are just starting to trickle in here. we know as the day goes on and we get closer to that first pitch. it is going to be on and popping

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. >> they should make the ecigarettes the kale delivery device, because then the government would say that would be good for you. >> these devices are great for putting health stuff in there. >> the health care industry, because it puts them out of business. >> there's no such thing as secondhand smoke with this. it's vapor. >> hollywood's most eligible bachelor is reportly off the market. our tips for george clooney is next. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for years. no wonder you try to push it to the back of your mind and forget it. but here's something you shouldn't forget. hepatitis c is a serious disease. if left untreated, it could lead to liver damage and potentially even liver cancer. if you are one of the millions of people with hepatitis c, you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c. because people like you may benefit from scientific advances. advances that could help you move on from hep c. now is the time to rethink hep c and talk to your

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tops the environmental working group's dirty dozen plus 2 list, which includes strawberries and even kaleartment of agriculture washes and peels the produce and it still finds 65% of the pesticides on samples. >> they require all produce sold in stores to meet those standards, but the watchdog organization says levels of pesticides haven't changed significantly in over a decade. most health experts say the best way to avoid pesticides is to buy organic. but for consumers who don't have the extra money for organic produce, there's another list. it's called the clean 15 and it lists produce items with the lowest amounts of residue. those include pineapples and avocados which have thick skin. the environmental working group says a diet rich in colorful fruits and vegetables still outweighs the risk of pesticides and exposure. >> i'm more focused on does it smell fresh and look fresh and if that means the nonorganic one looks better, that's the one i would probably go with. >> reporter: the report is designed to help shoppers make more informed choices before they check out. ko im for cbs new

>>> taking the stand, an emotional oscar pistorius speaks directly to the parents of the woman he kaled. >>> rescue at sea. a family emergency, a baby in urgent need of help. the u.s. navy goes to the rescue and now the backlash against two patients sailing around the world with two small children. >>> and the epidemic destroying lives and families across our country. tonight, a powerful, personal look at the growing toll of heroin addiction. >>> also tonight, a hollywood legend has been lost. "nightly news" begins now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. it's now been one month since flight 370 was last heard from and while the cable news coverage has called it breaking news for 30-plus days now, the first real break came at midday monday in australia with word that the underwater sounds that vessels are picking up are consistent with the sounds of the emergency beacon on a submerged wide body jetliner. if this is indeed the wreckage, it is several miles down and another long process will begin but first, th

>> kale was one of them. here's the turn of the population that two-week period had kale at least once in their diet areas 1984 to today. .. a new lettuce. it's like kale. this lettuce. lettuce is one of the top vegetables we consume. by the way, the top festival we assume that we seek, not used as an ingredient that we put on our plate is corn. is not broccoli. no. it's corn. the number one festival consumed in america. this country is is looking for new vegetables. give me a new version of the onion to my new version of the tomato, new version of lettuce. that is all we will talk about in the future. but this, if you are most interested in millenniums, what you're most interested in is what is it they eat. the top ten things reported to me exclusive of saltwater, and pepper as an end is consumed by 18-30-year-old last year through november 2013 which also should impress you, how people read this country. [laughter] here is the top ten things. when gordon of volume or sales but yes or no you reported concern

kale. "bloomberg surveillance" continues on the radio.aking with mohamed el-erian. warren buffett caps off at 3:00 p.m. have a great morning. ♪ >> good morning, it is wednesday, april 23 and we are live from bloomberg world headquarters and you are "in the loop." we have must watch television interviews. first up is my exclusive interview with mohamed el-erian. we will hear for the first time how he feels about his famous exit from pimco. it caused an uproar in the financial world. then activist investor bill acton will join what market makers" at 10:00 and at 3:00 this afternoon, i will talk with warren buffett. it all starts right here about an hour from now. here is a look at our top headlines -- according to david einhorn, we are in another tech bubble he is getting that she is betting against tech stocks that he thinks will fall up to 90%. does not say which stocks those are but you can figure those out. boeing has first-quarter earnings that beat estimates and sales rockets fell. -- sales profits fell.

what is kale? what is it we're all looking for? what is the spinach? a new let us. it's let us and let us that the one of the top vegetables would consume. atop a vegetable we consume that we see not used as an ingredient, and we put on the plate is corn. it's not broccoli? no, it's corn. this country is just looking for new vegetables but getting a new version of the onion, tomato your that's the item that will talk about in the future and will have an impact on how eat in this country. i went and pulled, if you're most interested in millennials, what is it be? i look at the top 10 things reported exclusive of salt, water and pepper tomkinson by 18-30-year-olds last year through november 2013 which should impress you, i have dated through november 2013 of how people eat in this country. here's the top 10 things ranked order not on volume, not that's it's a yes or no. not ingredients. 10 most popular things. juice. coffee number nine on the list. mostly who is preparing it and where we're getting it from. serial. ready-to-eat serial. salty snacks on the list. chips.

i'm an unfortunate in peril and kale lettuce and one one. i'm a stalker minder of this happened when media hundred and fifty. you make has visited the yasukuni shrine that this was just ahead of president obama is visit. umm hmm what do you make of the training of that visit them i think they had a stroke lay on strictly according to the shrines of you know of. under it is at the time of the spring festival so bad that is that no more than that no less than that. that said um i i do like to mention that the midst of it did not go and that none of his major cabinet members also did not debt did not make a visit so there's a clear recognition there amongst the highest of the highest levels of government. that said that is really not the appropriate action to take it especially in the eve of that mr obama arriving in japan and yet this control was he comes back every year doesn't it and unfortunately that's the spring festival occurs every apples fall festival occurs every year so it was on it and just keep coming back to using cg think that ja

pauling kale was the legendary film reviewer for "the new yorker" magazine and when richard nixon was reelected president in 1972 with one of the greatest landslides at that time pauline kale reportedlreportedl y said nixon? i don't know anybody who voted for nixon. she was probably telling the truth. she probably didn't know anyone even though the vast majority did. bad again is sort of an attic to that indicates what a bubble most people in the mainstream media, journalists and mainstream media live in and don't know what's going on outside. that's only gotten worse over the years. yes, sir. >> dave rice retired journalist and educator. when i started in journalism in 1970s there were pages, the front page was supposed to be news disguised in objectivity and part of what you pointed out is this land where today people have a hard time distinguishing between editorial punditry and news. it's all thrown together whether it's on the internet. what role if any d.c. education play in separating that and apply it to your own christian belief. you have somebody might save christian bias bu

so in my book the kale salad is the most popular dish even more than the strawberry cheesecake, you knowcheesecake. and the reason is that you get the iron from the greens, you get the calcium, you get the vitamin k for the bones. so dark, leafy greens are where i tell everyone to start. so half of your plate, at least if you can't do that, make it a third and have smoothies in the morning where you throw in spinach, and you throw in kale, and you throw in dandelion greens. one or two leaves. okay? >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> panelists, my name is paul coats, and i just want to thank you all for the presentations. i have for ms. savoy and a question for ms. mcquirter, i may have misheard your comment on w.e. duboise, particularly i think the article you did on africa, while the world powers are, why the first world war was fought and particularly his relationship and comments around africa, did you make a comment or something about the national park? >> what -- >> i missed, i didn't get -- >> i'm sorry -- >> i'll go back to my seat -- >> no, it's a good question. >> oh. i'm going

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>> kale doesn't taste like a cheeseburger. >> i love this subject.o important to us and who we are as people. it is why we are the way we are. i think the thought that we are going to go back to just eating plants is not the right one. the way to think about it is, meat is made up of five things. protein, fat, water and trace minerals and trace carbohydrates. all of those things are available in the plant kingdom. >> in case you missed it, here is this morning's lunar eclipse. that is quite a view. ♪ >> we are coming up on 56 past the hour. that means bloomberg television is on the markets. i'm julie hyman. let's look at where stocks closed. we started out the day higher, and then plunged lower with the nasdaq losing more than one percent. end of the.3% by the day. various things pushing and pulling things around. tech stocks declining in the middle of the day. if you take a look at what happened in the treasury markets, a little volatility. initially, a lot of buying of treasuries. on the shorter end of the. the 10-year note finishing at two point 6

would you ever have a drink that tastes like kale and alcohol?k i have even had killed but i would like to try. >> you can have kale juice. >> we will go on a non-rum juicing trip. i would not want any artificial flavors in my rum. now that i think about it, i'm not aware -- i have not looked at the label on the back of a black sealed bottle. a not sure if the rum i drink is flavored already. >> i don't usually have heart out all but on the beer i enjoy regularly, i like the ones that are flavored with apple and these other tastes. >> i would not jump to any conclusions but a lot of women tend to like the fruitier beers. >> its light. >> not all do. teel likes straight man there. she is a real beer drinker. we are going to take a quick break. >> tomorrow, betty liu is taking us inside pepsico. how do they get the chicken and waffle flavoring in their chips? interview exclusive with the ceo coming up tomorrow on "in the loop." >> coming up next, the winner hedge fund manager paul singer tells investors where the real power lies in washington and w

mindy kaling is the star of "the mindy project." the comedy series returns to fox tuesday and has just been renewed for a third season. she is also the show's creator and coexecutive producer. welcome. >> thank you. >> there is a measure of stardom in this building. a whole lot of young people who work here, busy behind computers and other kinds of machines. when they converge on the floor where i have my studio, you know that something special is going on between you and those people. what do you think it is? >> i am so excited to hear that. >> what do you represent? >> i think for young women, particularly minority women, i have the job that i have, it is exciting for them. i try not to think about it too much because i have too many other things to do, but being the first indian-american woman with your own show, and the show is not particularly about race, it is really exciting to people. i love that. >> what is it about? >> what is the show about? it is about being a better person. someone who is flawed and selfish and boy craz

the only thing missing is kale. the story was sourced to a friend. >> i like the sources.hat's what i build my life on. as someone who doesn't have a friend i don't trust that as a sures. >> a good, skeptical journalist. >> gwen described it as an inevitable circumstance almost as if she knew she was miserable to be around. >> yeah, but what i like is she said i don't want a long, drawn out divorce and i will have a place where kids will be board and sad. >> joanne, i bet you love this story. there are people who are as alone as you are. >> i throw pebbles into the toilet. i release what no longer four rishz my body. my spirit animal respects me. >> all of the above and below. >> you are an interesting person. >> not everyone can pull that off. >> god knows i have tried, but they arrested me. >> was that you? >> that was me. i guess we are done with this segment. i can talk about it forever. actually, maybe we will. no, we have another story. maybe we will do that story. coming up, breaking up by text. >> oh my goodness, tomorrow on the next "red eye" that is dana perino o

then you add your -- watch this, add your kale and egg whites over the top.u don't have to do anything. look what's happening. >> do this here, add that, no cheese. check this. because it is bacon, brown sugar, rosemary, black pepper on top. >> oh, my god. >> try that. a little small bite. take these guys -- watch. don't have to do anything to them. you pop them in the oven, you don't have to cook it on the stove top. nothing at all. and look at this guy, we have a frittata done, just like this. and you try it. you go here and the great thing about this, this is cold the next day, in a sandwich -- try one of those. and check the peach, apple or apricot crisp. no cheese on one. so you make the frittata ahead of time. add the eggs ahead of time. put your bacon, build your bar, go like this, and you're done. >> you rock. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> check out our website, klgandhoda.com, excuse me for saying that -- >> her songs are all over the radio, on popular tv shows. >> and she's singing one of her biggest hits for us, ingrid michaelson. first, this is "today

the apples dirty dozen plus two list which includes strawberries and even kale. >> u.s.department of agriculture washes and peels the produce. they still find pesticide residue on 65% of the samples. >> the usda has set limits on the allowable pesticide residue as team safe and requires all deemed safe. but they say levels of pesticide hasn't change significantly in over a decade. >> most experts say the best way is to buy organic. but for consumers who don't have any exfrom money for organic produce, there is another list. >> it is called the clean 15 and list produce items with the lowest amounts of residue. that includes pineapples and avocado. the environmental working group says a date with fruits and vegetables still outweighs the risk of pesticide expose your. >> if it spells -- exposure. >> if the nonorganic one is better, i will probably go with it. >> the report is designed to help shoppers make more informed choices before they check out. in kpix 5. >> in a statement to cbs news, epa said if at any time the agency receives new data about risk posed by pesticid

a professor of history at the university of missouri, former chair of the department at -- and kale carnegie -- i give a lecture that i give -- i give it every year and a half -- the title is "missouri the center of the literary universe" and we talk about turn s. eliot and mark twain and the best-selling cookbook written in st. louis. i like to refer to the first sentence as the greatest sentence in american literature. stand facing the stove. but also as part of the lecture i always tell people that one of the -- the greatest self-help book ever wherein was written by a missourian who always identified him as a missourian and that's dale carnegie. born in a small town in northwest missouri and is buried in an increasingly not so small town of belton just to the south of us, part of our suburbs. dale carnegie was a true missourian, and walt disney a true missourian, and jesse james, true missourian. they were all in one way or another into self-fulfillment, and steven watts writes this wonderful genealogy, starts with benjamin franklin and moves through purveyors of self- develop who were s

concreeding of the horror of the holocaust, abass kaled this the most heinous crime in history. >> >> i call on president abass, tear up your pack with hamas, recognize the jewish state, come back a real peace process. >> net ya' huh said that the u.s. was indisspencible in the peace process and thanked secretary of state kerry for his efforts. >> >> 180-degree turn in our weather, going from cool wet, to warm maybe even hot in some places. >> prepping the weather maps, i was talking about how cold it was. we had the cold weather theme. now, we are talking about a major warmup. temperatures on track to reach the 90s over the course of the next few days. tracking severe area. it's a concern for today and tomorrow. you see the thunderstorms developing in parts of arkansas. approaching tennessee. toward missouri and illini. that will be a factor as the complex moved to the east for tomorrow. back here in the bay area, lingering clouds, most of the cloud cover is to our north. a few scattered rainshowers to the east. we have dry conditions out there, the dry weather pattern is here to sta

the majority of people kaling for me to resign i am not working for.m not sure where they got their numbers. >> there is absolutely no evidence and every economist will tell you this there is any job loss related to the affordable care act. >> after all of that, secretary of health and human services kathleen sebelius stepping down. doug luzader has the developing details and an announcement for the president this morning. >> not really is surprise. we knew this was coming at some point. the timing of it is almost tough to predict. the reason is not is surprise. first of all the obamacare web site kathleen sebelius bore the brunt of the blame for the implementation of this wasted hundreds of millions of tax payer dollars. the other real indication she was in trouble a little over a week ago president obama appeared in the rose garden for some what of a victory lap after the enrollment period ended. they enrolled 7 million people in the row gram. he said a number of people never once mentioned kathleen sebelius even though she was the person on this and

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kale een ford has their story. >> juan carlos and his sister denise are inseparable, ever since coming to new york from mexico. when they were 8 and 11 years old. they knew life here could be tenuous. >> mum always prepared me for what to do in case they were deported in a raid. the family was not prepared for the day three years ago when juan carlos was stopped by police. >> i began to sprerment with marijuana, i would usually be around my school, and because of all the police around, i got stopped and frisked a couple of times. >> juan carlos was arrested and spent five days in gaol for violating his probation. when released agents from immigration and customs and enforcement were waiting to take him to a customs center. he said the fear was always there. it was pretty overwhelming. it challenges me, making me feel like an ugly person. if he loses his appeal he will be sent back to a country he hasn't soap in a decade. there's a lot of shame put on us for the choices that our parents had to make or the choices we make. the debate is public right now on what should be done with us. we

you only fed him leaves and kale. >> not to go to disneyworld and mindless and an owl these rides. >>ke amusement park rides. i saw you tweet the picture of the roller costar. >> upside down, a loop, loop. >> i tell you -- >> how many times have you been there? >> i've been there three or four times. >> my radio show used to be owned by disney so i would do it there a few times a year. >> classrooms are so confining and work so hard. to have a day where you unplug with your friends, that's what being a kid is about, run free. >> the level of -- >> a bunch of rides and junk food. >> my daughter is also a competition gip nymnast. >> the level of sophistication >> he said let's create a magical place for kids by the way, i am over 30. i like it for me. i mean we went to this hotel when my son was four years old they put mickey mouse sheets on his bed you know? and >> those kids are like. that you have two cynical parents in the world that surprises you? >> nochlt i'm just saying. >> he's never asked to go. >> because don would never go you won't go. you would scream at him if he said he

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a british nutritionist is claiming the popular super foods like kale and quinoa may actually irritatech lining. they may also irritate whoever you're talking to about them. [ laughter ] as a warning. this is kind of alarming. this is fairly alarming. a bald american man -- a bald american man traveled to spain uncontested using his girlfriend's passport. i'm sure she has a great personality, though. [ laughter ] see, i'm sure she's super sweet. an atm in maine accidentally dispensed $37,000 to a man who was trying to withdraw only $140. the man said he immediately went to the bank to return the $5,000. [ laughter ] that's the kind of guy i am. [ laughter ] police in san francisco are looking for a group of vandals who have been tipping smart cars over -- well, they're assuming it's vandals. it could have just been a stiff breeze. [ laughter ] a new study has found that procrastination -- procrastination might be genetic. if you want to do a quick test, just check to see if your parents are 40 years older than you. [ laughter ] required a minor amount of thinking in that. thank you. [

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a week ago but by june fans will enjoy some of the finest greens in northern california, including kale. >> quoeg going to be a variety vegetables and different things that are grown on site and the idea is that we're going to use some of the vegetables as toppings on like flatbreads and healthy sandwiches and some of the soups and smoothies. >> but if you're planning to give health a break during your giants visit, plenty of choices. from the traditional garlic fries to sausage dogs, you can also dive into tamales and the new one this year, fried pickle chips. >> we'll try fried pickle chips this year as an item. we think the kids will really like and, you know, i'm hoping that we have lines at the fried pickle chip stands. >> reporter: expanding beer and wine, so more variety to wash down the assortment of hot dogs waiting for you at the yard. fried pickle chips, i think i'm going to go for that. nothing says opening day like bunting. we'll show you some of the bunting around the park during the newscast. >> i like the mojitas and margaritas. >> places will have ac to keep fans cool,

stories like, "good night kale," "james and the giant organic peach," and, "the little engine that coulds to his high fiber diet." [ laughter and applause ] this next story is bizarre. it's true, but it's bizarre. a las vegas masseuse was arrested after stealing a client's watch and hiding it in her vagina. she was caught in the elevator after someone casually asked her what time it was. [ laughter ] "excuse me miss, do you have the time?" "i do, just, turn around for a second. [ laughter ] it's 5:15. don't turn around yet." bad news for golf fans. tiger woods announced he won't play in the master's because he is recovering from back surgery. his doctors have told him to avoid swinging, and also golf. [ laughter and applause ] i found this interesting. digital analysts are reporting that selfies of couples after they had sex are becoming more popular. selfies of couples after they had sex. that story again, your girlfriend is taking pictures of you while you sleep. [ laughter and applause ] it's after sex. it's night time. this is great. denmark has introduced a new series of ads titled

russian billionaire mick kale proek rof runs the brooklyn nets.in associate. now he's talking about putting the team under the control of one of his russian companies. >> if all of these rich people are sanctioned and they see the facts, there's going to be a chain reaction. >> reporter: at one cafe in chicago's ukrainian village, ukrainian americans we talked to believe increasing the sanctions will help get putin to back off ukraine. >> if his friends start complaining that they are not able to travel, they are not able to transfer huge amounts of money. >> you're located on downtown miami. >> reporter: but for now, despite what's happening in the ukraine, russia's mega wealthy are free to invest and spend time in america as they please. ted rolands, cnn, chicago. >> and the big question, why aren't any of those individuals on the list? >>> still to come, 49 million people in the path of deadly tornados. tonight, we're going to go live there next. >>> and a billionaire's racist rant caught on tape. we'll be back. hi, i'm jay farner, president of