in the whole foods, it is kale, and they run out of it. what is it about kale?ease explain to me kale. >> it is a superfood. and quinoa. they are the most searched ingredient on our site, quinoa and kale. >> the most important search for me is pizza. >> speaking of pizza, our single best chart takes us up nicely. thank you, tom. weed pizza a lot in america. about one in eight americans consume pizza a day. this is from the u.s. agricultural report called what we eat in america and it turns out boys between the ages of six and 19 lead the way. one in four of the meat pizza on any given day. >> are you leading research on this and your house? >> we experienced this daily. >> where are we on junkfood. >> because i junkfood. it contains milk and cheese. >> it is a lowest common denominator food. it sounds bad, but it is like one of the universally loved foods, so when people get together, people serve pizza because they know it is safe. >> you and others have revolutionized the food business. where will we be in five years? sort of more -- i think people will be eat

kale come from?rom new jersey. >> new jersey kale. >> local farming. >> we are coming back. we will be right back. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." with me this morning, alix steel and adam johnson. alix steel has a company news. broke in thehat last hour, a deal in the jewelry business. signet is buying zales. the offer represents about a 41% premium over where zales closed yesterday. golden gate capital old estate and is -- holds a stake and is backing the deal. >> the amount is double what google capital had last year. google capital is putting 40 million -- $40 million into renaissance learning and plans to do five or six more deals this year. >> the u.s. government is asking on information and 35,000 user accounts last year. e-mails, text messages. under thets fall foreign intelligence surveillance act. 35,000. staggering. >> you want to stream netflix on your smart phone? the bigger question is, who should pay for all that bandwidth? and mo koyfman join us. steve, you are

a good alternative is the raw kale chips. and this also low-cal chips on the market, too. like beet chips, and carrot chips, zucchini chips. >> i'm a big zucchini chip eater. i just ordered 21 bags of zucchini with sesame dijon. oh my gosh, i am so addicted to them. there are so many mortgage opportunities out there on the market today to find great raw snacks that are good for you. >> yes. >> there's no excuse these days not to be eating healthy. >> there is really not. >> we can use substitutions and get rid of the nacho cheese chips. are these the -- naked ones. they also have the cheese kale. >> yes. >> which are really cool, too. >> people can make their own just putting kale into their dehydrator or oven and use salt and make their own. >> they've also got onion chips, onion rings. okay. let's go on to sodas. you are talking about sodas. by the way, both have caramelized coloring in it which we learned is created by huge amounts of chemicals. caramelized color is one of the terrible ingreed zblepts just terrible ingredients, just one. >> that's just one. >> you are t

they also have the cheese kale. >> yes. >> which is cool. >> people can make their own just putting kale into their dehydrator or oven and use salt and make their own. >> honey chips, too. onion rings. okay. let's go on to sodas. you are talking about sodas. by the way, both have caramelized coloring in it which we learned is created by huge amounts of chemicals. caramelized color is one of the terrible ingreed zblepts just one. >> that's just one. >> you are talking about kombucha instead. >> it is nature's soda. it is becoming well known to be the replacement for people who love soda. >> i'm going to one-up you. i love my probiotic drink. i put it out here. this is mine. my favorite probiotic cringe. again, you get your pry biotics. candy versus pruitt straps. >> pruitt and people can make it at home by juicing fruit or pure aing their fruit. putting it into the oven or dehydrator. you get these beautiful fruit straps here. to make them more like candy, if you want like the squishy, chewy candy, you can fold them or even roll them into balls. now you have like a big bumy bear. >> when

. >> i'm eating kale now. >> very good. >> i heard kale is tasty. >> it's not really that tasty. >> you can dress it up to make it edible, but i wouldn't call it tasty. >> i am eating a hostess cup cake now. >> we need to expand his palette. >>> we have conversational snow today. repeat performance tomorrow. we'll take you down to calvertton and it snowed across the board in the metro area both north and south and came down vigorously for a couple of hours. especially off to the south of us. okay, right now live look outside. it's our live michael and son weather cam. relative humidity 55%. pressure just falling a bit. and the winds now north, northwest at 6. here's the system and it doesn't look impressive on radar. but it's going to take a turn to the metro area. yesterday, we were clear until 9:00. started snowing pretty early on. so now we have breaks in the clouds. it will start snowing by 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. 36 at ashburn. 34 also down into dumfries and wood bridge and dale city, 34 in waldorf and 34 in annapolis. so, more light snow. i think general 1 to 2 inches will do

. >>> looking for new recipes for the not so familiar produce, tony and stephanie are cooking up kale and pharaoh. >> kale, and some onions and mushrooms, too. >> cook the fennel before. >> in here we have garlic and onions. when the onions became soft werks add in the fennel and the mushrooms. the mushrooms have a great bold flavor which adds a lot of dimension. >> i'm going to add toe mate owes for more moisture and sweetness. >> that will add acidity to the plate also. >> a dump of olive oil smoo. go ahead. >> beautiful. what about peppers? >> add a little more. >> protein packed, vitamin and mineral packed. it's healthy. >> it's very filling. >> beautiful. thank you, bella. >> thank you, dad. . >>> we're getting a lot of calls into the newsroom about this column of smoke above san francisco. you see it there. it's breaking news. it is smoke from a three alarm fire at an auto body shop in the bayview neighborhood. this is on gerald avenue near upton. all that black smoke visible from many parts of the bay area. our camera is clear across in oakland. there could be plenty of flammab

kale?>> i was eating it anyway. >> i just thought this was so fascinating. i had to get it on camera. what we like to do on this show is personal stories from people who basically got over on their ailments or allergies or whatever. i thought this was fascinating. i really appreciate you telling your perm story, doctor. >> anytime. >> up next, we head to the gym for an extremely tough workout for the core. trust me, i was sore for days afterwards. >> come on. don't say you can't do this. you've got it. you've got it. one, two! [ female announcer hands were made for playing. ♪ legs, for crossing. ♪ et...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz is an ra medicine that can enter cells and disrupt jak pathw

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. >> reporter: the next day daily kalely was dead. >> stay with kron4 for more coverage on this.you can go to kron4.com where we have coverage from all of our reporters, a time line of events and photographs. you can see them onmobile app, which you can download from the mobile app store and google play. >>> the warriors arena has a time out. it is on hold for a year. it will not open until 2018 at the earliest. members of the waterfront community spoke their mind during an advisely committee. alecia reid has found out that time out could be an extended period of time. >> reporter: they are anticipating an open of 2018. the original cost was 70 million, but they will need 180 million to bring them back to life. >> i don't get it. you have a couple million dollars to build the pier. >> reporter: this proposed arena has to go through a number of reviews and approvals. one will be made by the board of supervisors. that will be next march. there will be 6 months of state and federal approval. it will start june of 2016 and last 27 months. >> this project will have jobs created. >> gi

'autopsy is scheduled for today on of the body of three-year- old kale lee -- caylee caylee slusher. they say the mother and mother's boyfriend went on the run and when they found the girl's body it shows signs of blunt force trauma and sexual abuse. they created a large memorial. >> you can't imagine what i am going through. the proud effort moment of my life gone forever. >> reporter: they are recommending humor large thes. they have visited the callp in the past but they never saw anything indicating the toddler was in trouble. >>> a boy accused of shooting and killing his older sister, the teen killed his sister on january and he is being charged as a juvenile. >>> police are offering a reward leading to an a regardest lead -- an arrest. a family friend was shot and killed as they took outside the oaklands boys and girl clubs. a mother struggles to deal with the loss of her son. >> my baby didn't deserve this. my heart is hurting sow bad. >> it's still not clear what led to the deadly gunfire as the such of speculators begins. >>> two police officers were killed in the line of du

junk foods beats kale chips any day of the week. we have some on the table not eaten by kimberly.agazine named the most influential of all times, and the top is kit-kat. rounding it out is tollerone, nestles milk chocolate, and snickers. greg was very high on this -- >> yes. >> normally high, but greg, go ahead. what's your favorite? >> first, the survey illustrates a fundamental fact, no one ever does the 13 greatest salads of the greatest stretches or liberals because none of those things are fun, sorry, bob. the best candy bar ever, heath bar. the 100,000 dollar bar is fantastic. the most overrated is chocolate used for easter bunnies and something with coke anut or raisins is a travesty, but the worst of all time is innecko wafer. >> that thing with the coconut, i hate it. >> mounds. >> i don't like them, either. >> sometimes you feel like a nut. sbl sometimes you don't. >> you know why kit-kat was the most influential? >> because you can split it up. >> you can share it. whenever i have one -- >> bob, do you remember how expensive the kit-kat was when we had to stay at the ho

here was the scene as friends and neighbors lit candles in honor of kale lee slusher. she was found dead in her bed inside one of the units after police responded to an anonymous tip. they began serving for her boyfriend who were seen leaving with luggage just hours earlier. on sunday, 26-year-old ryan warner and 23-year-old kroger were arrested and both are facing homicide and assault charges accused of the beating caylee to death. there were also scenes she was sexually assaulted. the girl's grandfather fought back tears at the vigil. >> you can't imagine what i am going through and the proudest home of my life is gone forever. >> they both have prior drug offenses and they visited here before, for domestic violence calls. they were here as recently as last week, but officers had no reason to believe during any of those visits that that little girl was in trouble. and again, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> they are looking in to an attempted kidnapping. it happened on jackson street. police say a man in a large black suv pulled over and tried to force a

she hay farrell and fallon eat kale chips. says if there is enough response the president and maybe the vice president will show us how they move. >> that just changed a lot. >>s if great, though. a little "snl"-like. >> our next newscast at 5:00. >> are you sure you don't want to go to a real restaurant? >> no, this food cart is great. [baby crying] >> look at this guy. he used to be a man once. >> what is that supposed to mean? don't you want what he has someday-- family, wife, children? >> lemon, you're a woman. >> of course i am! that doctor was a quack. i don't even know why my parents listened to him. >> i need advice. elisa is coming by this afternoon to, uh, talk about us. >> ugh, ladies are such a bummer. >> where is this going? how serious are we? [as elisa] why don't you listen to my story about my friend? >> well, where is it going? ladies like to know what that next step is. they--we can't help ourselves. >> oh, believe me, lemon, i want to take that next step.

and they list you as white if you chocked on kale chips while dancing to jason mraz ( laughter ) ( applausetereotypes can even change what race you think you are because when people went to prison they became more likely to think of themselves as black. the good news is, it's a two-way street. because for positive experiences, the effects are in the opposite direction. folks i believe we can use america's inescapable racism to defeat america's inescapable racism. here's how it would work. minorities have to behave in ways that change our perception of our race. for instance, mexicans, you can seem a lot less mexican if you complain about all the mexicans coming here to steal our jobs. ( laughter ) think about it. right now, there's a mexican doing your job, and sleeping with your wife. ( laughter ) and, native americans, if you turn those casinos into tech support call centers, suddenly you're an actual indian. ( laughter ) of course, the quickest way to achieve racial equality is to just send everyone to prison. then we would all be black. and once we're all black, maybe americans will fin

inside, cale and lettuce grow in the -- kale and lettuce grow in the winter. garlic waiting to burst from the ground. trash sometimes blows in from the alleys. a unique challenge for farmers. there was a dramatic increase in the number of vacant housing units across the nation as cities like baltimore, cleveland and detroit saw significant population declines. >> some of these cities waited for someone to call and solve their problems for them. that day is no longer with us. >> so now they are experimenting with creative solutions. like this one in philadelphia built on a former vacant lots. >> i think it is absolutely wonderful. >> detroit recently received $52.3 million. a big part will go to tearing down abandoned buildings. entire blocks. that is just the first step. >> this takes long-term commitment of capital, of knowledge and certainly of community. >> before the seed was planted, the folks went around the neighborhood house by house explaining who they were and what they wanted to do. cheryl told us at first people were skeptical but now with there is

. >> the kale. >> people should eat like that. here's t bottom line. >> i'm happy i'm sittgext to you. >> you might have to leave. anyways, before the tobacco settlement, who didn't know cigarettes are bad for them? there is a degree of this that's so ab sumpl i wasn't in favor of them hitting tobacco companies up. i knew when i was a kid in the 1970s, cigarettes are bad for you, after 1960 knew it was bad fo you. that settlement wa wrong, this settlement i more insane. >>en stein, we know one thin with the tobacco industry going to the fast food industry is they did knowingly lie about the addictive effect he put into the cigarettes. the jury is out whether fast foods have done the same. unless they have been filling it with freon, this case goes nowhere or does it? >> first of all, back up, i don't think theyave been lying about tobaccofor a very long time. what got them to th was, well, that was a long time before the settlement. but nobody makes a whopper. this is aan attack on freedom. this has little to do with a health issu

buy organic when it comes to kale because of organic pesticides, which are also known toxins that affect the thyroid and fertility issues. >> goodness. thank you so much. you're telling us that you also have a book to get online, right? at the ewg.org. we are a nonprofit organization. >> perfect. you can get that and have it in your hand. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much for joining me, heather. >> thank you, carol, it's a pleasure. >> can deodorant cause breast cancer? it's a question i have been wondering about for years. and there's so much debate about it. so when we return, we have the founder of a natural deodorant company here to show us how to keep fresh and clean without all the chemicals. ciatand clean without the chemicals. [ female announcer ] a classic macaroni & cheese from stouffer's starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. that moment you enjoy it at home. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on

. >> there has been a fall in the number of afghan police kaled and injured on duty.he job remains one of the most dangerous in the country. >> for much of the past six years. this has been his life. lying face down. the former police officer was par lived by shrapnel after the pick-up truck hit a bomb in central afghanistan. >> translation: i've endured so much pain and tragedy. it's my wife, god bless her, who turns me over and looks after me. after god, she's the only person who cares. >> he joined the police as a 22-year-old. he wanted to serve his country. there's only so much miss country can do for him. abdual was flown to india for surgery. doctors there couldn't help him. last year almost 80 officers were killed every week during the april to november fighting season. 3,000 were injured, according to the government. >> he used to tell us these terrible stories from the frontline, about the dangers of the job. i told him not to go. he said as long as i'm alive i'll serve my country. while he was alive the government helped him. abdual wants treatment in the u.

it's the latest trend in healthy eating, today stephanie tantillo shows you how to pick out fresh kale hi everybody, today we're going to talk about swiss chard in particular we're going to talk about red swiss chard. the great thing about it is you can eat them all or cook them and it's always going to be absolutely magnificent. so let's talk about the selection in the stores, when you see it in the stores here's what you want to look for. first at the stems they should be the beautiful vivid red. when they start to decay they'll turn a bunnish color. -- brownish color. avoid that. all the way up like that and then inside the leaves they should have the beautiful red veins going through the straight leaves. they should feel firm and should squeak a little bit and when you bring them home store them in the fridge. if you put them in a plastic bag open it up so the leaves can breathe a little bit. eat them raw and they are incredibly durable. you roll them up like you would a lettuce wrap and put anything you want inside and you'll love it. and i'm stephanie tantillo with the tip of the

the first lady got fallon and farrell to try healthy eating in the form of kale chips.ht's guest justin timberlake. >> two teen girls, she has to have a sense of humor. >> looks like a new cast member. thanks for joining us here at 5:00. >>> on the broadcast tonight, a dramatic turn of events in ukraine. after days of bloodshed, tonight president obama talks to president putin amid word of a deal. >>> also, down to the wire here in sochi. another wild day of ups and downs for the americans, plus controversy over one of the biggest events of the games. >>> water crisis. another maive environmental disaster, one of the largest coal/ash spills in history. toxic sludge spread over 70 miles, and tonight residents express fear and outrage. >>> and the amazing rescue caught on camera in the middle of a busy highway. a baby not breathing when an army of strangers springs into action. "nightly news" begins now.

they need the name and social security number, and theory kale, they collect a refund, you go to collect your refund, but they say -- >> they say we've already paid your refund, and then untangling that must be a real troubling situation. >> on average it's still taking about a year for the irs to untangle it for the taxpayer. it's a nightmare, particularly for people counting on this money. >> a whole year to do that, my goodness. in the case of a tax preparer who is crooked. are they doing the same thing? they'll fill out a tax return in your name and have that money deposited to a card, as you say? or the check sent to their address? >> there are all kinds of variations of that, but yeah. they have access to all of that, so they can have checks sent, skim from refunds. there have been instances like that. it's a very big problem. >> it seems like this is something you wouldn't know what was -- i was going to ask if there were any telltale, and you find out about it after you've been victimized. >> a lot of people don't think to call the irs. report it to the irs, they will give you a

. >> still ahead a sneak peek at the giants' early workouts from scotts kale. >> look at this. the golden gate bridge behind the words, then also on the mid screen you can see the lights coming across. shine on the roadway. talk about the conditions in parts of the bay. >>> good morning to you. happy friday. there is a pretty picture of the bay bridge all lit up as the fog begins to roll out. we'll check the forecast coming up in a minute. >> it's 4:54. the beverage industry gearing up for a fight after a lawmaker proposed changes to sugary drinks. the senator introduced legislation that would require a label on sugary drinks warning the drink could contribute to obesit obesity, and tooth decay. he is working to slow the flow of soda in san francisco with a 2 cents per ounce tax. >> you know february 14 is. pitchers and catchers. officially report to camp in scottsdale, arizona. >> which is a heart of a treat. the first official workout tomorrow. many of them including some position players have started shaking off the rust. this is video from the informal workouts yesterday. t

on a related note, the audio of the 911 kales frcalls from the is set to be released this morning. >>ticians that opted to donate their salary during the shutdown actually kept their word? they have donated almost $500,000 to charity and government accounts. i guess 47% isn't too bad for a bunch of politicians. out of 10,000 submissions to apple for a statue honoring steve jobs, this is what apple has deemed the winner. created by a famed serbian sculptor, the statue features his head atop what the creator call a magnet pulling in different items. a 16 foot tall version will brace apple's headquarters. >>> president obama invites president biden to part in the first lady's let's move campaign by taking a lap around the white house. >> mr. president, ready to move? >> absolutely. let's do this thing. let's move. >> you're hard to keep up with. >> after a good workout -, got drink up. same time next week. >>> time to get down to business. car max is planning to hire. the company has 125 dealerships with 18,000 employees. >>> and speaking of cars, buyer beware, a third of all new cars fo

we recommend you buy organic when it comes to kale and collards because of the pesticides which are alsoneu unusu neurotoxin. >> you have a book you can get online. ewg.org. >> perfect. you can get that and have it in your hand. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much for joining me. >> it is a pleasure. >> can deodorant and ant antiperspirant cause breast cancer? we have the founder of an all-natural deodorant how to keep appreciate and clean without the chemicals. [ male announcer ] you've never watched her like this before... never taken the time to just...watch. but something about spending this time together, sailing past ancient glaciers in alaska... talking under a universe billions of years old... makes you ize how old time is and how short life is. she can take all the time she wants. prinss cruises, come back new. ♪ i didn't think i could buy them their own, let alone for under $300. t this asus with windows is lightweight and has everything they need -- not like chromebooks that can't install office or have to be connected to the internet to get much done. with this they can do homew

but chris and backing me up to eighteenth hole on the phone with jim and casper that auntie em and kale. he said that the protest as to what to blame for the by lanes the crowd if there is no waking in the eighteenth and open to it. for now. nice day. d and not going anywhere tmi to see any humor in check the hunt tori is an expert on the region he tells us why ukraine is important for both russia and the european union politically and economically dink one of the mystical considering the eu. ukraine is similar to france in terms of population and area if his inclusion will make a big difference. ukraine's economic level is still lower right thing but it has definite growth potential. i have a snack or lunch or to still be on the other hand i successfully establishing a common economic market. they have both former soviet republics hinges on ukraine's participation. still wanting to. so it is against russia's interests to just sit by and watch ukraine approach the european union russia can't afford to do that negotiators from iran and six world powers have taken a step for limiting the

and they were taken into custody and they are both facing homicide am ,accused of peteing kale to death. there are also signs and everything doesn't make sense. >> this is not sad. this is not the girl i know. >> napa police say both kruger and warner have prior drug offenses. neighbors called them here as reasonly as last week but at that time had no reason to believe the child was in trouble. both are expected to face homicide and live this morning in napa, 502 ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> they are trying to help community it is and it was set to approve watering product and it is unexpected to jump among farm workers all because of the drought. some of their fields, they will be left unplanted because there is not enough for the people who sell farmers. we got some rain and by the end of the day, they pronounced a another colder weather and much stronger is expected by next weekend. >>> and in contra costa, there was enough snow to close a road leading to the summit but as you can see, the left played a role in fresh snow. >> an early morning house fire in oakland damages two hom

our new sites responsive designs kales to fit any of your screens from the monitor of your desktop computer to your laptop, tablet, or smart phone. whether you're at home, at the office tomorrow on the go. you can now watch the live coverage of washington and the c-span.org makes it easy for you keep an eye and on what is happening in washington. >> ahead of this weekend's national governors' association meeting a group of democratic governors met with president obama at the white house. after the meeting several of them addressed reporters. >> how are you? >> we have not had heat like this in vermont since august. [laughter] is that better? your good man. >> slighted on end. >> do we have everybody? come on, governor. we need you. >> thank you so much. i am honored to be here with my fellow democratic governors. we just had a very productive meeting with the president. obviously we share a common set of of -- set of objectives which is to grow jobs and economic opportunities for our constituents. as you know, the president has been focused on ensuring that we lift up the middle class, expa

they are eating kale, something that five years ago people would not have considered. >> ok.reign exchange report. sir martin sorrell foreign exchange. we say thank you. the british pound. the euro sterling. soon coming to a surveillance near you. sterling scottish. we will be back. >> this is bloomberg "surveilla nce." comcast acquires taymor -- time warner cable. is it too big for america. pepsico reports we do not speak to bruno mars. david stockman is trouble. he joined us and we speak as -- speak to the fractious family known as the republican party. good morning, everyone. here live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. it is thursday, february 13. joining me our expert on bruno mars, scarlet fu. rateeden's unemployment picks up slightly to eight point two percent. futures in europe that are trading down. meanwhile i'm in the u.s. we have retail sales that are a big deal. the weekly jobless numbers. the bloomberg consumer comfort index. 10:00 business inventories. likengs, pepsi, it looks it just comes out with earning slightly better. one dollar five science -

the russian winter international tournament established itself on the indoor latics kale and twenty three years ago the event is growing in stature every season and last weekend's lineup boasted some big names both on the track and in the stands. is russia going to meeting has changed in and there was little pillar of that especially when ward and olympic champions such as yvonne and andre still nov are competing at home with a maiden russian war championships last summer triggered more interest in athletics and even more people will watch the competition. olympic high jump champion anyone who finished outside the mental said there was moscow world championships but the twenty seven year old russian is a headline make of this season plus man he produced the world's best indoor before men's for twenty one years clearing two point four one metres just two centimeters behind a world record set back in one thousand nine hundred nine by legendary cuban of the my your this weekend all who did battle with two thousand and eight olympic champion and race enough to do it again in his form but didn

an anonymous tip satyricalled police and they immediately began searching for kale lee's mother. 23-year-oldger and 26- year-old ryan warner. they watched them leaving the apartment with hug damage -- luggage just hours earlier and then they were arrested by bart police and brought back here to napa and they are now facing homicide charges. there were also signs the girl was sexually assaulted. the girl's grand forfought back -- grandfather fought back tears at the vigil. >> you can't imagine what i have done through. the proudest moment of my life is gone forever. >> kruger and warner have drug records. they are now both facing homicide and assault charges. police again showed body and how that will be, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> thank you alex. more than 250 letters will be sent to south bay by police letting them know they are victims of male theft. los gatos, they arrested these two men for possession of drugs and stolen property. they have hundreds of pieces of stolen mail and people who were targeted will be getting inn bucks have its on how to claim your mail and an

. >> we have broccolis, kale, tomato plants, different lettuces. >> two years ago, ken armstrong started kind of vegetable patch in california. >> people asked if i was doing farming before this. i told them no. everything i tried to grow before i killed because i forgot to water it. that is one beautiful head of lettuce. >> the farm is an aquaponic farm where fish and produce growth together in a symbiotic relationship. >> all the nutrients are available to the plants of all time. expend less energy on roots and more on growth. >> in this pond, there are 800 catfish being grown organically. plants can grow on floating racks. the roots dangle in the water below soaking up the fertilizer. >> the plants have taken the nitrates out of the system. the clean water is returned to the fish tank where it begins the process again. >> aquaponics is a combination of plant farming and fishing harming. it cancels out the negatives of both. >> fish are cold-blooded, so in the system it is not possible to have e. coli or salmonella. the fish can be harvested and used as a protein source. >> aquaponic f

. >> it is those kale gummy bears. kale putting. blueberries, and walnuts, i.e.of them. >> adam johnson is getting us started with the morning must- read. >> let me pull this puppy out, you guys had this ready to go, here it is -- don't just do something, sit there. the realization that to fix what ails the most troubled countries in the world of disorder is often beyond our skill set, resources, or patients as americans, tom friedman, columnist -- that really upsets me. >> this goes back to fdr and his commonwealth speech. joel kurtzman with us. he really thought about the look back to the first american century and now we have a new american century. are we being too activist? should we just focus on our own knitting? focusing on were our own knitting. he problem is people seem to depressed emotionally to focus on our own knitting and to get things done. the economy underneath is really very strong and people are not paying attention to that. so the mood is gloomy, but the prospects are bright, go figure. >> that is what we see everyday. >> the contrast there.

the wind and this did your wind in gusts, not much happens today but we will focus on areas and the kale up friday morning. late tonight, 2:00 a.m. so get ready. partly cloudy skies morning rain, there is not much, but potential ten, windy with rain, still kind of an undersettled day and it looks cloudy and we have some fog. >>> we have rain and storm damage and you can e-mail them to news tips on ktvu.com or just post them to our facebook paint. >>> 5:23 big news for our facebook fans. the reason they may still be the home of the a's. >>> and nutrition labels on the food you eat, we will show you what nutrition labels like look and why it is such a big deal. . >>> knows nutrition -- those nutrition labels you see on food will be getting a makeover. it will be bigger and bolder type so that the information is easier to read. serving sizes will be updated to make them more realistic. nutrition facts will include vie -- vitamin d and it could take years to get this approved. >>> having a cell phone in the city of santa rosa, they are considering asking voters to approve a friend to tax to

. >> i feel like it's bad because the government is letting the police kale their own people. >> sonya and her husband adopted the children from separate orphanages in ukraine. 12 yooertd daraa left behind a grandmother living outside of kiev. weekly phone calls bring daraa comfort. but they bring anxiety. >> i don't want anything to happen to my grandmother. >> sonya says she walks a delicate line between keeping the kids informed and protecting them from harsh realities. >> at first they couldn't understand what is going on. we tried to explain the best we could to a kid, because it's hard to explain situations like that, so they are asking many questions. >> a mass at a ukrainian church offered sasha and daraa comfort. here the children pray along with others, who share their culture and language. [ speaking foreign language ] >> they also change stories with other kids, like 17-year-old anastasia, who left 13 years ago, but worries about relatives, including a cousin injured during a protest. >> it's difficult to go through, knowing that your family can be hurt, meanwhile knowing t

thousands kale out. 2,000 explosives to bring down the tower. that's the show.thank you for joining us. headlines are next. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york. i'm jonathan betz with the headlines. >> award-winning actor philip seymour hoffman is being remembered. the 46-year-old was found dead in his manhattan apartment. there's no official word on the cause of death. reports say drugs may have played a role. the actor won an oscar for "capoate." >> another flare-up between u.s. and israel. john kerry said they could face sanctions. israel took offense to the comment. >> polls have closed in el salvador's elections. the number showed a strong lead, but not enough votes for a run off. voters say the important issues for them are crime and security. >> the super bowl caught a break with a 50 degree winter's day. temperatures are falling. snow is on the way. it could cause travel delays heading back home. >> those are the headlines. al jazeera presents "killing the messenger: the deadly cost of news." more news online. have a good night. dech dech ca

in addition to being in the same spot, friday's accident involved some of the same components that kaled in 2011. >> it's an emergency. >> derail. concord. >> the latest derailment in concord is in the same place where another train ran off the tracks three years ago. an interlocking device known as a frog may have failed or abc7 news learned investigators are looking at whether the wheel axels froze. over the weekend the bart spokesman described how often the track gets inspected. >> turns out the special track work is inspected in detail every three months and all tracks are inspected every two weeks. >> besides bart, california public utilities commission commission is investigating the accident. a process that could take up to a month. in oakland laura anthony, abc7 news. >> we're enjoying the last of the sunshine. >> it's gorgeous outside. that is about to change. spencer christian is here with the accu-weather forecast. >> yes we're smiling about that change the change in a big way. another look at these spring like conditions. sunny skies right now, and really mild conditions arou

a variety of lettuce and spinach and kale, maybe a bit effort. >> would find the connection that people make especially in the case like this, and humans really relate to this. inaudible >> what's your favorite movie gorilla? >> favorite movie gorilla? >> beyonce condo. >> are you serving that eight and a martini? >> she allowed one. >> i will say king kong because it made people aware of guerrillas that gives them the wrong impression. >> 1976 king kong, can't beat that. here are the four finalist names. the brookfield zoo website is worried and voted. i heard more than 10,000 votes are in and alima is winning. we will announce the winner live next week. >> coming up, late-night debut for seth meyers. harold ramis has died. ramis was the creative force behind such comedy classics as "animal house," "caddyshack," "ghostbusters," and "groundhog day." his talent agency says he died from complications related to a rare auto-immune disorder, a condition he battled for years. he was 69. dean will have reaction to his death throughout the morning. northwestern graduate seth myers debuted as h

. >> you know, instead of potato chips, a healthy alternative is kale chips. >> gross!me with me. you both should try one. >> so good. >> and the best part, they're high in omega 3 fatty acids. >> what? >> i'm deeply trouble. i'm deeply, deeply troubled by that. i have to tell you. it's one of those times i'm glad i go to bed at 7:30 at night. >> you missed it. she went down and got down -- they got their boogie on, because they're getting kids moving, getting people moving, making better choices eating. it was fun to watch her. >> a little political news to tell you about. hillary clinton, the gallup organization saying her favorability at 59%. lower than when secretary of state, but not dropping precipitously. other news in the hillary clinton world, senator john mccain saying in an interview he thought that if the election were held today, hillary clinton would be president. but this just in. you know what's not being held today? >> the election. >> exactly. >> but you know that people who make these decisions about whether she is running or not, likely her, paying a

. >> was it kale and areg law. they got sold out because they sucks. >> john elway is one of the best football players of all time. that paid well. he then went on to start one of the most successful car dealerships in america. that paid even better. he's american capitalism personified, so which political party do john elway's beliefs align with? the pro free market party, of course. >> we're given the opportunity to succeed or not succeed. for us to be able to -- i don't believe in safety nets. obviously, we have to some kind of safety nets, but when you're given the opportunity, take advantage of that. that's when you get the best out of people. so my belief aligns best with the gop. i wouldn't say i'm way right. you know, i'm middle right. >> he's a walking advertisement for the republicans. i agree with that. he grew up with a privileged background. >> he did not. >> he did too. >> his dad was a college football coach. >> so. you should have very few safety nets. what would he know? >> there has been a lot --

. >> you know, instead of potato chips, a healthy alternative is kale chips. >> both: gross!oss! [ laughter ] in fact, i brought some with me. you both should try one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so green. [ light laughter ] ew, pretty good. >> ew. >> and the best part is they're high in omega-3 fatty acids. >> both: omega-3 fatty acids? [ laughter ] never heard of them. >> jimmy: all right. that's all the time we have on "ew." i want to thank first lady michelle obama for joining us today. [ cheers and applause ] tune in next time when my younger brother, spencer, burps the alphabet. ew! >> ewww! >> eww! ♪ >> jimmy: i guess i can kind of see the resemblance there. anyway, stick around. we'll be right back with the first lady, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ create a world of wonder and enchantment. with petsmart, the destination for all things aquatic. at the amazing aquatics event, all fish are on sale, plus, save up to 20% on all aqueon® aquariums, equipment, food and water care. at petsmart®. i can download anything i want. [ girl ] seriously? that's a lot of music. serio

analysts fear a kale subscription company this large can limit their options.michigan professor told us neither company has a great track record when it comes to keeping consumers happy. >> you have one companied americaning with one of the most joked about for customer service, hard to imagine how this will put a smile on customer's faces. >> comcast would com more than a third of the u.s. paid t.v. market, and they would control more than half of the u.s. triple play market for voice, and internet service. are demanding the government block this merger, we will have more on what the deal and the fight over it will mean for consumers tonight, that's at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >> all right, a big one, isn't it? >> thank you. >> coming up on al jazeera, america, hard to see the type of energy that fuels the sun and star as power supply with no waste, and no greenhouse gases. massing a stunning law that gives children the right to opt for euthanasia. and a prison release, and some f may have killed afghan civilians and u.s. troops. but first, a look at the capita