the kiosk was apparently gone. arrested the man in florida last month for allegedly funding a plot to get two new york men to syria to fight with isis. he operated kiosks at malls in philadelphia. >>> a philadelphia jury has been handed the case of woman known as the black madame. padge windslowe returned to the witnesses stand in her murder trial. closing arguments wrapped up this afternoon. she was hospitalized this week with chest pains and the trial was further delayed by the snow. windslowe is accused of killing a 20-year-old daners from london by injecting her buttocks with industrial silicone. >>> police in atlantic county are looking for the people who tore up athletic fields at a public park. investigators say two pickup trucks drove around veterans memorial park in egg harbor township last month. obviously the park now covered by snow. they tore up the grass and left tracks all over the field. police say they caused more than a thousand dollars in damage. >>> a big change came today for beer sales in penn

i envision with a kiosk someone is manning the kiosk, they pay the fee and fill up the form, it goes to tsa and they do their work. what do you think about that? >> we are hoping to get innovative solutions in response to the rfp. our exclusive contract it's the relationship between the airport and our contractor that manages the existing enrollment application. many airports have been generous with space. many airlines have leased space to facilitate the enrollment process. other airports have been resistant and are waiting for opportunities to be more directly involved. >> you have a contract with a vendor that is preventing you from developing this program further? >> right now comes the application program that exists today is through a single vendor that runs all of our vetting application programs. the intent of third party, the rfp is to broadly expand that to be able to take advantage of those other opportunities you just discussed. >> is there anything in that contract that would prevent these airports from opening these kiosks? >> we have that discussion this morning about

. >>> you might notice kiosk also at rite aid stores in center city.e told you about the ebb kiosk service, you download the app and scan? your keys. while this is convenient, some security efforts have concern about theft and fraud they suggest to use a locking system that can't be used by apps like this one. key me says it has safeguards in place and the technology doesn't increase the risk of theft. >> people need to treat their keys like they do their bank atm or credit cards. we recommend only sharing keys with people you trust. >> the key me kiosks are located at the rite aid stores on the 2300 block of walnut and 1600 block of chestnut. there are two other apps that are similar to key me. keys duplicated and key i can. for me i'm always afraid i'll lose my keys. >> i always do lose my keys. >> >> the backlash against barbie that's coming up. >> sky expwie looking live over -- sky6 live hd looking live over camden. chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> relics on display 6abc loves the arts. >> annual philadelphia

can go to a kiosk and have it reprinted.hile it's convenient, some security experts have concerns about theft and fraud. they said to use a high security locking system that can't be used by apps like this one. >> people need to treat their keys the same way they do their bank atms or credit cards. we strongly recommend only sharing keys with people you trust. >> key me key of course are located at the -- kiosk is located at the rite aid stores. there's other apps similar to key me. # # hey. these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care. >> let's get a check of the weather this morning. >> reporter: with all that wind we'll be shaken, but not stirred. >> on the rocks? >> reporter: very nice, 52 today. with the wind it will feel like the low to mid 40s. tomorrow look at the temperatures. 60 degrees in philadelphia. south jers

guerrero started her catering company her first, and she opened this kiosk.on on the first day, the line stretched out into the dining room. >> we tried all the food around here. the nice thing was we got something a little bit different. >> reporter: she was happy to share her taste of the culture along with her culinary creations. i was telling people to pinch me, she says, because i still can't believe this is real. san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> hundreds of people came to the war memorial opera house in san francisco to see the premiere of the hit tv show, game of throwns. the stars of the show walked the black carpet into the premiere tonight. the show has a huge fan base in san francisco, so it just made sense to have the premiere here. >>> stepped up security at one of tonight's ncaa games. the threat has a connection to president obama. >> spring like conditions are starting to settle into the forecast. the details on when to expect warmer weather, and a significant temperature increase. >> up first, bay area field workers walk

i would envision would be -- where they come in, sign up, somebody's manning the kiosk. they pay the key, fill out the form, it goes to tsa and they do their work. what do you think about that? >> i think those are options. we're hoping innovation solutions in response to the rfp when we get that reposted. right now, our exclusive contract, it's really the relationship between the airport and our contractor that manages the existing enrollment application. many airports have been very generous with space. some of our major airlines have leased space to facilitate the enrollment process. other airports have been resistant and are waiting for opportunities to be more directly involved as they have reviewed our proposals. >> just so we're clear, though, you're saying you have a contract with a vendor that is kind of preventing you from developing this program further? >> right now, the application program that exists today is through a single vendor that runs all of our vetting application programs. the intent of third party, the rfp is to broadly expand that to take advant

the following night, it's a subway kiosk that's attacked. >> you know this is the second time in two nights that we've been to the scene of an arson attack in the same neighborhood. and the police have shown up in force. but so far at least, the situation seems to be calm. >> just down the road is one of the encampments students have built to keep the protest movement in the streets. one of the camp's founders gerardo says his people carried out the attack in response to arrests of their supporters earlier today. >> the site is tightly guarded and there are shrines displaying evidence of government repression and commemorating protesters killed in the violence. though there have been deaths on both sides, gerardo says the responsibility lies with the government. >> he has hundreds of pictures of people he says were injured by security forces during the protest, collected from social media. >> but it's photos of people he calls "colectivos" that carry the most sensational allegation - that the government is using armed gangs to repress and intimidate protesters. >> suddenly, word goes

jay: that's right, they say she got off the escalator, walk down here, went up to the manager's kiosk at stadium armory metro station, asking for a free ride. he said no. they say that he then spit on him and stabbed him. riders are reacting. these are the pictures metro officials want you to see. they say this woman enter the station and southeast d.c. sunday and asked the standish manager to ride for free. the authorities say he said no. she then spit on the manager and a physical altercation ensued during which the suspect stabbed the manager. >> the weapon was believed to be a kitchen knife. jay: the suspect fled, but metro officials captured surveillance photos moments before the attack. >> we are hoping the public will help us identify her. it is a gray pullover with a blue and white striped on the sleeve. jay: riders are concerned about the safety of station managers. >> they have to deal with a lot because they have to be the ones to tell them no. i hope he is ok and she does not hurt anybody else. >> the person that is working in metro should not have been able to get attacke

you asked a kiosk and was ordered by the secret service agents to stop and she didn't.de a u-turn and tried to exit. that is when an off-duty secret service agent tried to put up sort of a bicycle rack-like sense to keep her in. she did not stop. she sort of rammed that gate -- amy: wait, wait. he put up a fence after she drove there to keep her in? was he in uniform? >> he was not in uniform. he was off duty and carrying a cooler. we don't know what was inside. amy: like a beer cooler? >> or alledge cooler. we don't know what it was. amy: so all she saw with her baby in the back seat is he comes into it -- she comes into this area enemy has put up a fence against her in caring a cooler? >> yes. amy: she pushes through that and that is the first ranting of a barrier we heard about that they? >> according to one witness, she tried to steer around it and apparently the off-duty officer repositioned it in front of her and then she does ram it and you can see him tumble off the side of her car. yet, that is something that was not clear immediately. in a think it may not be

went up to a kiosk, and that's how he checked in. and only one person used the kiosk at that precise moment. we got his name. we got his picture. it's the same person in the video, so we knew who he was. >> after more digging, lieutenant discovers that the man lives right there in south florida. we knocked on the door of his condo and he answered the door wearing the lady's watch. he said it was a gift from god. i think he really believed that. he said ever since i believed this watch from god i've had nothing but good luck. the grateful victim gets her watch back three months later. the thief is found guilty of grand theft and gets a fine and probation. safe to say his luck has run out. >>> coming up, flames devour an occupied house, and a neighbor has a decision to make. when "caught on camera: what would you do." returns. creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... smo

turning to twitter this morning after a computer glitch stopped flyers from checking in at airport kiosks. upset and anger one passenger tweeted waiting for bags since 4:00 a.m. another wrote things not pretty at logan shouting and lines very slow. there was a system wide outage of the computer system. that meant passengers had to be checked in manually. jet blue which priorities -- operators 825 flights daily said the issues was resolved at 6 8:30:00 a.m. they are working to resume normal operations. it is not clear what caused the outage, but as one passenger put it this morning was a nightmare and experts say the headaches are not for those flying jet blue. >> ripple effect across country whenever a major airline has a computer problem it's rather significant. it's not limited to the airline. it has to do with all traffic in and out of major airports. >> reporter: in other words, experts say even though the jet blue system may be back up and running for some travelers these delays could last another two days, that's the latest live in new york, channel 6 "action news." >> two day what

he also ran a phone repair kiosk at the dover mall before he abbuntly closed in it august. >>> fiercehting going on right now in iraq as government troops try retake the city of tikrit from isis. the terror group has controlled the city since last summer. it was saddam hussein's hometown. this is the biggest offensive so far against isis. the iraq troops have gotten training weapons and strategic advice from iran. they have not asked for help from the u.s.-led coalition. >>> actor harrison ford is recovering this afternoon at a los angeles hospital after the experienced pilot crash landed his plane on a nearby golf course yesterday. as you can see earlier today the ntsb and the los angeles fire department hauled away the actor's vintage world war ii plane. investigators were on the scene trying to make sense of the crash. right after takeoff he contacted the airport with an urgent message he'd lost power. >> engine fill you're. immediate return. >> ryan 178 1821 cleared to land. >> reporter: but ford wouldn't make it back to the runway. >> the airplane clipped a tree and came to rest

let's see what they have in this kiosk. so i have two packages here. # -- 80% of the package covered in warnings and designed to make it as unappealing as possible. uruguay was the first country in the world to legalize the production and the sale of marijuana, a measure in the process of being implemented but uruguayans, especially young uruguayans still smoke tobacco. >> in ten years working here, we never see youngsters. we need to find a way of reaching them too. >> reporter: tax on cigarettes at already more than 70% is going up. and more warnings with the dangers of smoking is on the way. the battle with the uruguayan industry is still far from over. >>> a french comedian has been found guilty of condoning terrorism for a joke after january's attack in paris. dieudonne was given a two-year sentence. he played on the widely used slogan of solidarity. >>> police in serbia have arrested eight men suspected of participanting in a massacre 20 years ago. mainly men and boys were rounded up by bosnian serb forces in the town

let's see what they have in this kiosk.o pac et cetera here, 80% of the packaging covered in warnings design today make smoke as unappealing as possible. the irony is that uruguay was the first country to legalize the sale of marijuana a measure in the process of being implemented but uruguayans, he especially young still smoke tobacco. >> in 10 years working here we never see youngsters, we need to find a way at reaching them too. >> reporter: tax on cigarettes at almost 70% is going up. and more warnings about the dangers of smoking is on the way. tobacco and tobacco industry and uruguayan smokers is still far from over. daniel, al jazerra. >> are. >>> hundreds of flights canceled. they walked off the job two days ago over a dispute about pensions the strike will continue through to friday. 80,000 passengers have been affected. >>> in senegal villagers and former rebels have come together to protect their forests from illegal logging. the black market for the timber trade it booming. a report from the project to save tree

metro says a woman entered the station and approached the information kiosk. >> she approaches the station manager and asked if she can ride the system for free. when the manager declined her request, she first spits on him and then a physical altercation ensues with her stabbing the station manager in the left side using what was a kitchen steak knife. >> tonight that victim is hospitalized in stable condition, but we're told he's going to be okay. police were able to recover the knife handle from the scene. now they want to hear from anyone who may know this woman you see right there in this picture. if you know who she is, contact metro transit police. >>> it was a bit warmer today and tomorrow will be even better. here is first alert meteorologist erica grow. good news. >> yeah. we have improving weather in the forecast, so the 60s last week, we'll get a taste of them again as we start the new workweek. today we didn't quite get there. we got up to 58 degrees, above our average high of 56 and much better than the chilly temperatures yesterday when you factor in the rain. it felt rough

if retail collection kiosk is a feature, we think the retailers should participate. we understand that not every facility is a good match for this, but we're required to give a stewardship plan. if we identify locations that's -- they should have to participate and they have a chance to express their concerns during that process. the prohibition is one that concerns us as well. we understand that we should have some [inaudible] in the game and if the program happens, we will. however, by charging a fee to consumers, it's a sign of value to the program. on the other hand, it signals there's a disposal option for the life of pharmaceutical. you do a good job of letting consumers know they can take it back. electron i -- electronic products and -- i know when i'm done using it, i can take it back. speaker: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning, president breed. my name is sonia and i'm speaking on behalf of the sierra club. sierra club supporting the safe drug disposal ordinance. we're concerned as many emphasized by the growing quantities and their improper

the glitch prevented passengers from checking in at airport kiosks.tead, everybody had to go to the counter. jetblue suspended flights for a short time. that caused backups and, as you can imagine, a lot of customer complaints. >>> well, mcdonald's, meanwhile, wants you to have it your way even if your way happens to be breakfast for dinner. they plan to test all day breakfast at their san diego restaurants. the menu will feature just some of its breakfast sandwiches and the hash browns. the company says customers have been asking for this option for a long time, and mcdonald's says they just figured out how their restaurants, their small kitchens can handle both breakfast and dinner at the same time. >> just squeeze it in there. >> it's a little kitchen. >>> when we come back, something new this morning. robin williams' daughter breaking her silence about the family fight over the late star's estate. >>> and the new kid in town. who is the comedian from south africa taking over for jon stewart on "the daily show"? if you have medicare part d, walgree

let's see what they have in this kiosk. >> the warnings are designed to make smoking as unappealing as possible. i irony was that uruguay was the first country in the world to legalize the production and sell of marijuana, a measure in the process of being implemented. but uruguay everyones especially young uruguays,. >> there are more warnings about the dangerous of smoking are on the way. the battle with the tobacco industry and uruguayan smokers is still far from over. al jazeera. >> one of the most exhort places in the world is kenya's massai marra international reserve. those who live near the reserve say they're not getting the benefits from the visitors. >> reporter: this herd seems very relaxed in the national game reserve. park officials say that thousands of people visit every year to see some of the animals up close and it's beautiful landscape. kenya earns millions dollars of year from tourists. but sikona ole muntet was fighting for a share of thoughts benefits and died in a demonstration. >> it was just a peaceful demonstration. suddenly bullets were fired. >> they try to

. >>> police say a person took a post office kiosk as an atm. he threatened the woman with a knife.woman screamed, and he ran away. police found him in a dumpster. >>> the search for crooks hacking off the manes and tails of horses. the hair on the pony used to go to the brown. the bandits broke into the barn and chopped off the horse's hair. this is the second time this happened. thieves cut off the other mane and tail down to the bone. it's used in jewelry and vial lynn bows -- violin bows and wigs. >>> the shooting of a police officer, actually two in ferguson missouri. >>> a car crashes into building in trenton while injured behind the wheel. we'll tell you how it all ended when "action news" comes right back. breaking now on "action news," new video is coming in from ferguson, missouri, you can see paramedics surrounding one of the two police officers shot overnight. >>> fire burns in a restaurant and smoke fills the free library of philadelphia. we're gathering details on the investigation. >> rival cowboy is in town to meet with the eagles today. >> good morning everyone, 6:3

let's see what they have in this kiosk. i've got two packets here, 80% of the packaging covered in warnings designed to make smoking as unappealing as possible. >> the irony was that uruguay was the first no the world to legalize marijuana. but uruguayans, but especially young uruguayans still smoke tobacco. >> we never see youngsters. we need to find a way of reaching them, too. >> tax on cigarettes are up 70% and is going up. more warnings about the dangers of smoking are on the way. the tobacco industry's battle is still far from over. >> the white house said it's deeply concerned about divisive rhetoric. during campaigning he said he would not allow the creation of a palestinian state if reelect: al jazeera's mike hanna elements. >> glistening in the early spring sunshine the settlement the palestinian town of bethlehem, construction of the settlement began back in 1997 during benjamin netanyahu's first term as prime minister. >> desperate to shore up his right-wing support netanyahu returned in the last days of his cam

that night, i wanted to the harvard square station kiosk and got the first addition of the pentagon papers coming out. >> did you think you would go to jail? >> yes, i had always assumed i would go to jail if they chose to prosecute. i knew there was a slight chance they might not choose to prosecute for political reasons. in fact, ehrlichman advise the president not to prosecute. that was good advice. if he had followed that, he would've stayed in office. essentially. strictly speaking, it would still be concerned about the other stuff i had but the plumbers would have come in. if i had not been on trial dean's revelations could have been kept secret. i was still on trial 10 days after of it and he had to set -- send it to the committee. they could have set on that information successfully. ehrlichman's advice was good. i thought if they prosecute which is 97% likely, i'm bound to be convicted -- 7000 pages of top-secret documents. as might lawyer said to me, it has a bad ring to it. moreover, 7000 pages, i could go away for life not just a year or two or five years. i expected to go to j

yesterday guadalupe served her first paying customers out of this kiosk. it's a dream that took almost two decades to come true. when she first came to the u.s., she started working in the kitchen of a restaurant and after 14 years, her friend suggested hey, start your own business. the organization helps people become successful food entrepreneurs and start their own business in the food industry. >> they provide people who have a really incredible passion, a really incredible product, it is with more of the business resources that can be tricky to access. >> lacochina rents out affordable spaces in their shared kitchen. they have classes from marketing to finance. over the last ten years they have helped 19 food businesses get their start. >> i can smell the aroma. >> i know it does look really good. i could almost smell it. >> you know i was thinking about that myself. let's go out and take a look at what we have. i know dave is with me. the traffic is doing pretty well in most areas as we drive on highway 4. we will see a little bit more slow traffic t

let's see what you have in this kiosk.i have two packs here, 80% of the packaging covered with warnings designed to make smoking as unpeeling as possible. uruguay was perhaps the first country in the world for the sale of marijuana. but young uruguayans still smoke tobacco. >> we need to find a way of reaching them too. >> the tax on cigarettes, already up more than 70% is already going up, and more warnings about the dangers of smoking are on the way. the battle with the tobacco industry and uruguay an smokers is far from over. >> back here at home, in today's power politics, one of america's most famous and brash businessmen is taking a big step toward a 2016 presidential campaign. donald trump, the host of a tv show formed a presidential exploratory committee. the exploratory committee allows him to begin raising money and hire a staff. trump has hired aids in new hampshire and south carolina, and he said today i'm the only one who can make america truly great again. heels also the only one who can reunite the gop oppos

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the garage will have parking for bicycles, charging stations for electric vehicles, and a kiosk thatps you remember where you parked. the movie theater's designed to give customers a luxury experience from start to finish. >> parking, you have reserved seating, they'll have a lounge before you go in, you'll be able to have a wide variety of food other than just candy and popcorn. you'll have alcohol in the theaters themselves. they tend to pick some of the artsier type movie releases also. >> wow, the parking garage is set to open later this year. and the movie theater and bloomingdale's expected to open in 2017. >>> levi's stadium, the vta promising upgrades to transportation for the next big events including wrestlemania and the super bowl. the vta says they've learned some tough lessons. to help passengers avoid long lines and even longer waits, they're looking at preselling tickets so they'll have a better idea how many people to expect. the vta also plans to add more trains to levi's stadium. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up -- steph curry and the warriors lo

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they can't buy it from a kiosk. the greater awareness the public has the greater the market. i would focus on. as far as them selling shares at some point we know they have to fund this factory. the company is likely actually have to raise some capital. he said i'm not selling shares. >> but they are going to do it in a certain way. if tesla shares on thursday hold on to gains leading up to that event. >> i don't think they will. what troubles me about tesla is that all the targets keep getting pushed out and we're getting to a place where we're two years in having to do that. it's pay up time for the company on first of all delivering with their production but valuing a company that really we don't know how to value today. we're valuing as a tech company. it's not a company. you're saying there's no competition. these are the issues. >> i look at the supply volatility. this stock had been trading in much higher area than it is right now. it's trading on the low end of its volatility scale. those that to play in this name i would far new jersey them to do it through options t

let's see what they have in this kiosk.e got two packets here, 80% of the packaging covered in warnings, designed to make smoking as unappealing as possible. the irony perhaps is that uruguay was the first country in the world to legalize the sale and production of marijuana. but uruguayans especially the young ones still smoke tobacco. >> in ten years working here. we never see youngsters. we need to find a way of reaching them too. >> reporter: tax on cigarettes already at 70% is going up. and more warnings are on the way, the battle are the tobacco industry, and uruguayan smokers is still far from over. >>> there's much more ahead on the program, including tiger skins, rhino horns, and bear cub meat. >>> i'm in doha and i'll tell you how art is being used to raise awareness about the disabled. >>> and in sport, an italian court decides whether or not parma should be declared bankrupt. details coming up. ♪ just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't

each housing unit has a kiosk where inmates can order snack or toiletries from the commissary. >> oney i was on the computer where we order food. i went on her account. figured out her password was our anniversary. i put a couple items in there that i knew she'd key in on. >> cocoa butter, extra large boxers. i knew it was him. i sent hip something back like coffee, hazelnut and sugar, because he knows that i like that. >> since commissary orders are only fulfilled on mondays, the couple would simply erase all the items they posted on sunday in order to avoid being charged for the items or arousing suspicion. >> first, we were going back and forth with funny food names and stuff. ways just to know that we're thinking about one another. >> then i was like, all right, let's see how smart he is, because he wasn't too smart when he came here. >> one day i went on there two days ago, three days ago and there's a bunch of numbers. ten lollipops and 15 envelopes. what does all this mean? i've never seen so many numbers. i go down the list and start writing them down. i write the alphabet dow

. >> the registry doesn't need credit card information unless they check in at a kiosk. an important debt is what they did is invalidate the statute, regardless of any facts it can't be enforced against any one. >> i assume if the problem is license plates and credit card information, it is not up to the hotel to complain about that invasion of privacy. it is up to the guests end this case does not involve guests. just a hotel that is objecting. >> and there is a range of situations in which different information is maintained in different ways but the change is problematic. if you reach the merits what the ninth circuit itself did is this case doesn't trigger the very strong safeguards that are triggered when there is an invasion of and not public space of a business. a treat it like an administrative subpoena case which has fourth amendment requirements associated with it but those requirements are that the subpoena be relevant, that it be reasonable in scope and specific. the ninth circuit conceded that all three of those requirements satisfied. section 41-49 by itsel

it was with the kiosk self check in system.checked in causeing a ripple effect of delays. long lines reported at several airports including kenny in new york and logan in boston. >>> ford announced it's bringing back the lincoln could this afternoon year hiatus. the car was the pinnacle of luxury in the 1950's and 60's. the vehicle's return is part of a multi year overhaul of the lincoln brand. consumers can buy the new continental next year. it will be displayed this week at the new york ought though toe show isn't hyundai is keeping a very unique math program alive in philadelphia schools. the automaker announced a grant today at the sharon elementary school in kensington. money will be used to continue the use of the ft math program developed by the mind research institute. 6,000 students and more than 300 teachers in philadelphia schools use the program. >> and still to come on "action news" at 5:00 we'll check that accuweather forecast. >> let's take a look outside. it's live to our newest sky 6 hd camera on top of temple

. >> though jarrett might be out of the jail in a few days, he uses the computer kiosk in his housinge again request a transfer. >> i put it as -- to attention sergeant price, explained the whole situation, how i got on p.c. without actually being told where i was going, just asking for another unit. this is not what i wanted at all. i didn't want to be locked up. >>> coming up, the jail makes a decision on william jarrett. >>> and -- >> hey, baby girl, how you doing? >> joseph mayberry makes contact with the one person who matters most. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> inside the sheriff al cannon detention center, sergeant price has just received another request from william jarrett to be moved out of the protective custody unit. >> and here it states again, "i'm having multiple anxiety attacks that result in myself blac

that glitch prevented passengers from checking in at the airline sefrl service kiosk and that long lineers had to issue handwritten boarding passes. >> like standing outside for an hour. >> nice if they had people instructing where to go. nobody knows what line goes where. leon: jet blue is apologizing for the outage. airline says that the residual delays are expected up and down the east coast and would not specify, however, how long it would take to get everything back to normal. autria: let's get ready to rumble. the university of maryland's women team tonight. leon: that's right. they are one win away from getting to the ncaa final four. sports director tim brandt joining us to tell us about it. tim: the women never get the attention that men do. only in basketball. hey, but this is huge tonight. maryland women are trying to get back to the final four for the second year in a row. of course, the lady terps won the national title in 2006 the head coach only seems to have a contender. she's a great recruiter, the players love to play for her. she is a fabulous coach. during the games,

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which brings -- kiosks. what the ninth circuit did was invalidate the statute. regardless of any fact it can't be enforced against anyone. >> i asusme, if the problem is license plates and credit card information and all that, it's not up to the hotel to complain about that invasion of privacy, it's up to the guests, right? >> i would agree with that. this case does not involve guests. it's just the hotel. >> just the hoele it. and there are a range of situations in which different information is maintained in different ways. i think treating the spatial challenge is problematic. if you reach the merits, what the ninth circuit did was conclude this case doesn't trigger the very strong safe wards triggered when there is an invasion of a nonpublic space of a business. they treat it as an administrative subpoena case, which does have fourth amendment requirements associated with it, but those requirements are that the subpoena be relevant. that it be reasonable in scope. and that it be specific. and the ninth circuit conceded that all three of those requirements ar

airline said it there was a system-wide outage that meant passengers couldn't check in at airport kiosks. >>> news from the front lines of the breakfast battle this morning. mcdonald's will test all-day breakfast at some of the restaurants in san diego. the menu will feature just some of the breakfast sandwiches and hash browns. the company says customers have been asking for this option for a long time. they actually just figured out how their restaurants small kitchens can handle both. you know breakfast and lunch. burgers and breakfast don't mix. you need separate stove. i don't know what is going on but they are going to try it out. >>> dunkin' donuts moving to a environmentally sensitive breakfast. 10% of all of the eggs it uses in the u.s. will be cage free by the end of 2016. they have committed to crate-free pork by 2022. dunkin' donuts and other fast food restaurants are struggling to compete with fast casual chains especially chipotle and food with integrity campaign that it has been running. >> making me hungry this morning. >> gets worse. >> i will take breakfast at any hour.

. >> the registry doesn't have to have the credit card information unless they check in at a kiosks. what the ninth circuit did was invalidate the statute. regardless of any fact it can't be enforced against anyone. >> i assume, if the problem is license plates and credit card information and all that, it's not up to the hotel to complain about that invasion of privacy it's up to the guests, right? >> i would agree with that. this case does not involve guests. it's just the hotel. >> just the hotel. and there are a range of situations in which different information is maintained in different ways. i think treating the spatial challenge is problematic. if you reach the merits, what the ninth circuit did was conclude this case doesn't trigger the very strong safe wards triggered when there is an invasion of a nonpublic space of a business. they treat it as an administrative subpoena case which does have fourth amendment requirements associated with it, but those requirements are that the subpoena be relevant. that it be reasonable in scope. and that it be specific. and the ninth circui

everybody has an app and you wave your phone at the kiosk on the way to the national park and you gethe fees and everybody's happy and it's a good customer experience so how about giving me a commitment that you will get us a national park app remembering that eisenhower retook europe in 11 months. >> point well taken senator king. as a person that did a let of business in electronic commerce i can tell you that and actually requires investments to be able to do what you're suggesting. the park service budget for this year requests significant amount of money overall to improve our technological support. we are in the process as the president announced a few days about about something called every kid in the park and that is automating a pass for fourth graders and their families to use parks for free. we are working with some wizards in the white house that have come from private industry google specifically and other firms to help us pull that together. >> if there is an opportunity to automate and i will also tell you that it's very -- and having worked at rei, it's very expensive

. >> you order at a kiosk and someone will bring it to you.in europe. >> it makes me crazy. >> while we're on the subject of food, before we move up. >> i'm sure it has nothing to do with mcdonald's. >> but this is a food story and gross story that caught my attention as you might have expected. someone felt the need to add is it okay to eat moldy food. if you find moldy food in your refrigerator. >> i think it is. >> dads think it is. they're like the vacuum cleaner of the refraj rayigeratorrefrigerator. >> i don't think mold -- >> not true. >> it can make you sick. >> many think it's okay to cut the mold away and eat the rest. >> you don't cut the mold off and eat the mold. >> you have to be really careful. if it's blue mold you can eat it. if not get rid of it. some molds can be toxic. >> you know what i say to that you're only one stomach virus away from your perfect weight. >> girls say that. >> i don't know. i can't believe it's a question. i do know that dads everywhere. >> you don't want to be wasteful. >> i guess you missed the piece