. >> reporter: museum co-owner karen anderson says this stuff has a rock bottom seven sincerity lapping in the hipster art culture. >> crying clowns and big-eyed kids and nudes, they're kind of cheesy, but i'll tell you, when they come in here they can't stop looking. maybe it's like a train wreck or something. people come in, and they're like, oh. >> it's open four days a week in l.a.'s chinatown, and the clowns are waiting for you. rob reynolds, al jazeera, los angeles. >>> well, the clowns are waiting for you and so is the cold air. it is on the way out of canada, and i tell you one thing, it will feel chillier across portions of the northeast than yesterday. we'll deal with the southeast currently right now. we look at heavy rain pushing across the i-10 corridor just to the east of mobile, alabama. that will continue to track towards the east along i-10. heavy rain on the way, some of these cells yesterday produced just a little bit of hail. small hail, but enough to take out a windshield so be careful if your car is parked outside. that cold air will continue to push in out of cana

. >> museum co-oper karen anderson says it has a rock-bottom sincerity that is lacking. >> crying clown, big-eyed kids. voluptuous nudes. they are cheesy, when they come in they can't stop looking. people come in and are like "oh." >> it's open four days a week in l.a.'s choun , and the clowns are waiting for you. >> after a while it grows on you, that's our show. see you at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> you're watching al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york with the top stories. 18 people are still missing after a mud slide in washington statement. it swallowed dozens of homes, killing four. emergency crews are using helicopters to look for survivors. the ground search had to be called off because the terrain is dangerous. i spoke to washington's governor about the resist cue effort. >> the area is unstable. it's difficult to move in it. i don't know the number of tonnes, but it's an incredible sight, how much land has moved over the slide. >> crews are working around the clock to clean up a spill. traces of oil are lining up on shower. >> 158,000 gallons of fuel may have leaked wh

. >> karen anderson says this stuff has a rock bottom sincerity lacking in the iconic history and art culture. they are cheesy. they can't stop looking when they come in. people come in. the velvet earia is opened four days a week. and the clowns are waiting for you. rob reynolds. al jazeera, los angeles. >> check this out. a giant vending machine is making life easy. the local shop closed more than a decade ago. it sells 80 product, toilet paper, eggs and milk. it's an easy way to pick up every day essentials. >> i would prefer to walk into a shop with a smiling shopkeeper. if it's not possible and it isn't going to happen, the alternative is absolutely nothing. this is a fantastic idea. the side is i have to buy bacon, but i had to go into the pub for a drink. the machine is located in the parking lot of the pub. 300 shots shut down in england, forcing rural residents to travel as far as 20 miles for the nearest store. at the end of our first hour. emergency crews are looking for survivors of a massive mud slide. at least six were killed by a giant wall of mud and debris. a barge le

and thanks to karen's video, now this story is out there to see the heroism of that firefighter. let's check in with andersonup on "ac 360." >> we're going to talk to the firefighter who was on that ladder encouraging that construction worker to jump onto the ladder saving his life. much more on the breaking news ahead on flight 370. 360 exclusive, are searchers closing in on the wreck? i'm joined by commander of the lead search vessel on the scene, hms success, an australian vessel. i'll ask about the 122 objects spotted at sea on a french satellite. she's on scene now. conflicting controversial reporting on whether the pilots at the controls of flight 370 intentionally took it into the indian ocean. we'll speak with our panel about that and give you the conflicting information and tell you where it's been reported from. we'll also go to washington state where search and recovery operations continue in the devastating landslide that wiped out an entire town. incredible survivor story ahead. a woman who survived as her home was rippeded off its foundation, essentially woed the wave of mud. she was buried in