symbol for canada is maple leaf, going back now the unemployment in canada is 6.9%, u.s. 7.3%.he budget in canada is $2.456 trillion we don't have any for -- excuse me. >> billion. >> 6.79.3 billion u.s. is 6.25 trillion. ethnic groups in canada british 28%, french 23%. u.s. white 79%, black 12%, and so forth. i want to talk about canadian film makers. how are they doing? >> well, when we give tax breaks they come and film up in canada but -- >> i am talking about feature films. >> canada has a lot of canadians are in hollywood, 250,000 some of the biggest directors james cameron, receipt man very important people composers actors, post production people there is 250,000. >> documentarians too. >> yep. >> that is an unknown factoid how they contribute. >> there is a quarter million -- well, louis -- warner brothers came out of canada disney's father was canadian but in silicon valley you have a quarter of a million canadians working that is not the ones doing it part-time and illegally in manhattan 400,000 canadians working every day in manhattan he is just an example of the wo

. >> do i think he's going to leaf his office? no. >> reporter: this activist is one of the trial watchers who's been attending all week. >> i don't care if you're a politician, biker, reporter or joe blow citizen. you need to be accountable. >> reporter: the judge wants the jury to try harder even though they're split 11-1 t.hold out is a juror who flip- flopped during lunch today. >> i'm tragically disappointed in him. >> reporter: this early supporter now reaccepts him for not settling the charge. (it was a miss demeanor to begin with. he should have pled it out. >> reporter: the woman who was awakened and terrified by what seemed like a break-in testified on the trial's first day. a guilty verdict could bring a $1000 fine and 6 months in jail. >> if we were found as criminals we would be doing something note appropriate. >> are he also got into a street fight in san diego two years ago. the battery charges were dropped. it emerged that a news reporter was nosing around jurors during their break. that is forbidden and the judge

this is the way you apply gold leaf. one way you apply gold leaf.yeah. >> and then you can put -- you can embellish with pacino's name. >> yeah. making great -- see, that's not pulling off very well, right? >> it is not pulling off because it's still too wet. >> seth: right, okay. >> it's not getting as tacky as fast as it should on your show. >> seth: yes. >> it's too cold. >> seth: oh, it's getting tacky all right. >> it will be -- >> seth: just not the way you promised. >> hey! >> there. there, it comes off, see? so you take -- and then, you use your glove to burnish. >> seth: do you want to at least try to say "hi" to genghis. [ whistles ] >> no, don't -- don't force them. >> seth: yeah, that's true. >> it takes a little while. it's like human beings. >> seth: yeah. >> they take a little while to get together, right? >> seth: yeah, they do. well said. [ laughter and applause ] can i at least get your cute face on camera first? >> look, how cute. look. [ audience aws ] oh, so pretty. >> seth: this is very important. i'm hoping this will lead to a

, some layers of gold leaf, and all kinds of waxes and synthetic coatings. but the unfortunate thing is that it was exhibited almost outside-- it had a 3-sided shelter around it in new hampshire at the artist's homestead. now, what do you think happens to plaster when it's outside? girl: it ages? it ages. it gets worn down. what would happen? why would that happen? what goes on outside? and this was in new hampshire. sturman: wind and rain, snow...sun... you could even get some animals climbing up on it. well, after almost 40 years outside in that condition, the piece was beginng to look very, very sad, and the national park service was looking for a way of having this piece come back to life. we had a very big conservation project on our hands. one of the things we did was take little bitty samples of the actual surface, and we found over 25 layers of different paints and gold leaf and so forth, and we had to look at those under the microscope and figure out which were the original layers. how did the artist, augustus saint-gaudens, want this piece to look?

. >> do i think he's going to leaf his office? no. >> reporter: this activist is one of the trial watchers who's been attending all week. >> i don't care if you're a politician, biker, reporter or joe blow citizen. you need to be accountable. >> reporter: the judge wants the jury to try harder even though they're split 11-1 t.hold out is a juror who flip- flopped during lunch today. >> i'm tragically disappointed in him. >> reporter: this early supporter now reaccepts him for not settling the charge. (it was a miss demeanor to begin with. he should have pled it out. >> reporter: the woman who was awakened and terrified by what seemed like a break-in testified on the trial's first day. a guilty verdict could bring a $1000 fine and 6 months in jail. >> if we were found as criminals we would be doing something note appropriate. >> are he also got into a street fight in san diego two years ago. the battery charges were dropped. it emerged that a news reporter was nosing around jurors during their break. that is forbidden and the judge

or admin leaf and so forth that's the difference >> thank you. the sworn plan update in 2013-2014 we hired a hundred and 33 officers we lost some they need to be a good fit we lost 10 percent we are we were anticipating losing about 20 percent. the following year again, we lost 15 of one hundred and 3 we're hiring another 50 at the end of may that will meet this goal. its really, really important to stay on track it takes time to get the officers in place and we'll lose thirty years of experience in one day they're not solid to work unless a year of probation. certainly, if you're working in a slower district you don't get the breath of the calls so we want the officers up to speed >> chief can you talk about the academy class versus lateral hires from other departments. >> the one hundred and 50 we speak it is around one hundred and 20 of new hires and 20 to thirty of laterals. so they'll be plus or minus of the lateral classes of 10 to 15. we have tremendous interest in the departments from other agencies to come to san francisco but we're very

we've learn med the man is 20- year-old jared leaf, a linebacker on the school's football team. leaf has second-degree burns over 20% of his body and is still in critical condition at valley medical center. investigators think his roommates may have accidentally started the fire by throwing away a match near the couch. >>> an ntsb preliminary report was released today into the deadly bus and truck collision in orland in blen-- glenn county. the report offered a narrative but nothing about what may have caused the crash. the fed-ex truck crossed into traffic on i-5 and hit the bus before catching fire. both drivers and eight passengers on the bus were killed. ntsb investigators spent days at the scene and also interviewed survivors. the report will be updated throughout the investigation which is expected to take several months. >>> a free healthcare clinic underway right now in oakland. we'll show you the services being offered and how many people are there right now and how many people got turned away. >>> plus a warning for parents in the east bay. why school officials say som

leaf is expected to have several more surgeries before he's released from the hospital. the 20-year-old suffered second-degree burns last week when he was forced to run through the flames to escape the fire. >> we wish him the best. >>> after more than 30 years on air, "jeopardy!" finally getting a spin-off. >> starting this fall, there will be a fourth version of the popular question-and-answer game show. dan patrick will host it. the makers of sports "jeopardy!" plan to make that show on mobile devices and set top boxes such as appletv, roku and playstation. >>> well, the races begin for the kentucky derby. >> not the horses, though, that we're talking about, taking center stage just yet. we'll show you what is taking center stage after the break. >>> all right. so the kentucky derby is saturday, but one race in louisville already has crowned a winner. >> that's right. and it's an important race. it's the kentucky derby festival's great bed race. a fun for all event is a tradition for the festival, a chance for fans and athletes to dress up and compete, as you can see.

meanwhile, while the final four was happening here in america, on saturday in toronto the maple leafsayed the jets. but the focus was not on hockey. it was on toronto mayor rob ford. he was at the game, as is often the case. mayor ford was swarmed by people wanting to take pictures with him, which caused a commotion. and then the mayor tried to escape into a vip room but was turned away because they said the room was being used for a private event. >> [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: he sweated more watching that game than the maple leafs did playing that game. [ laughter ] isn't it like 40 degrees in toronto? how is he sweating that much? so anyway, he had to flee the air canada center before the game ended. he was mobbed again outside. one guy outside pulled an interesting move. i don't know how -- why or who, anything, but since rob ford didn't have any security with him, some guy on the street appointed himself to serve as the mayor's escort. >> i can't see. >> the mayor was ushered through the crowd by a leafs fan acting as an impromptu bodyguard. ford's fast friend was bulldozing through me

it does taste like a leaf, but a sweet leaf. there you go. tried it. not a weed segment.e will have more for you here on bloomberg tv. ♪ >> that is going to do it for "market makers." what a great week it was. >> next week will be even better. we're taking it on the road, headed to the west coast. monday, we will be at the global conference. .a. with anin l all-star lineup. >> steve schwarzman, ruth porat, and nouriel roubini. >> for now, we are on the markets. scarlet fu has more. >> u.s. stocks are ending on a down note. declining intimately with the margin markets. they cut russia's credit rating. joining now to consider the options angle is scott bauer. he is a senior market strategist who joins us from the cboe. there is a move to safety. we see this in stocks and bonds and commodities. before the weekend, with ukrainian tensions ratcheting up, to what extent do you see that and options as well? >> you mentioned to the emerging markets. are emergingtf markets. that is a huge marketplace for options traders. we have seen, what is really interesting is the opening posi

jared leaf has burns over his body. the football coach believes leaf will probably be in the hospital for a while but says it's not a matter of if, but when he returned to the football field >> he has a drive. and it's earl hi to speculate. knowing his personality, i'm sure jared will reach out and come back in full force. >> for the moment he remains sedated. teammates and coaches have been to the hospital to advise quit him >> san joes kwa police need your help to catch these brazen armed robbers. surveillance video shows them into a convenience store, terrorizing people inside. >> police officers were wearing helmets and carrying rifles they went door to door. >> this is about as dangerous as it gets. searching people's backwards >> officers searching for men seen here in this video from the 7-11 on south white road. the clerk stole cash from the register. check this out. as the second robber hopped to leave he feels a last thing. a banana the worker is not hurt. #-11 is a popular stop for residents they say it wasn'

classes that why the leaf for instance did not do well? >>classes that a good point. or the vault. seeing this bmw now. .e have seen the example bmw spent a lot of money training if people. this is the tesla model. here is a place fully devoted, a pyramid to tesla to come worship. it is a super trendy car, a real status symbol. u.s. seen it in the wealthiest in america. it is a luxury item and will cost basically 100 grand or more are the one i auctioned out was 4:30. -- 430 grand. >> hang on. i want to say, thank you so much . also, thank you to ed. these last few moments, i know you were at the end of your auto show. >> i talked to a lot of them here. do we have a string of that? we do not. a lot of the manufacturers say, we really need our detailer -- our dealers. i talked to someone from mercedes and a porsche. these are luxury carmakers. they love their franchisees and need them. took decades to build. a lot of them could see the option of adding direct sales model to what they already have. >> gm has been experimenting a little bit. you can go through all of the steps to get

spring leaf -- i hope spring leaf buys the subprime from city leaf.ople, citigroup, jpmorgan, do you have ratings on other ratings as well. >> bank of mesh, we like that. the regional banks are also a place to be. they tend to have a little better growth. pnc financial is a regional bank people could buy. >> the clearinghouse association has a study on too big to fail. they come out and suggest there's no evidence that too big to fail banks the affect on large bank funding costs, do you think that's real? it's right? it's wrong? what's your take? this is a larger policy debate than d.c. >> i think d.c., the numbers they used was up until the crisis. this is post crisis. but i would say this. when it comes to deposit funding costs, which is a major cost for banks, the big banks have no advantage over the smaller banks because it's a very competitive market. when you factor in that part of the funding equation. >> so the big banks are not being subsidized. >> at the debt level it will be ongoing debate depending who does the study. >> thank you for comi

because of its location, there were tons of young, brash man like himself who realized this gold leaf tobacco people were beginning to grow along the border was called in the pocket if they could bring it into a warehouse in better yet manufacturer. r.j. reynolds was one of dozens of deaths to be a then. he had the privilege of $7500 at the time which is about $140,000 in today's money and he took the money, bought a lot and built a small brick warehouse that he turn into a tobacco manufacturing unit. he was socially piece looked up stairs in the manufacturing accredits its early beginnings to a dozen african-american men who worked with him to make that work. in the beginning in 1875 u. is one of dozens of other young men like him setting up warehouses are the manufacturers of tobacco. but pretty quickly he figured out that he could be some changes, some innovations other people what they can about. peabody steve mentioned was able to provide light all through the winter. he was able to manufacture through the short days for the long nights and short days so he was able to produce fa

while waiting on workers' compensation for the approval i ran out of sick leaf while 5th for my life with cancer i was depend by workman's comp i had no income for several months. but thanks to the generosity of the fellow firefighters and the police donating time i was able to financially survive. workers' compensation had all of my medical records. indicating my medical condition. but yet they wanted to send a private investigator to my home. while i was in the middle of chemotherapy i had no more strength to filthy felt humiliated and dissatisfied and under valued and have depressed i had to hire an attorney. then i was seen by a workman's comp doctor to determine that the cancer was due to the industry. my body had gone through enough and the removal of my lymph nodes and 4 painful months of chemotherapy, 5 weeks of radiation and severe depression and memory loss and diebdz from the chemo and also the fear of the cancer coming back. i spent my last 6 years in my career anothers station 48 on treasure island and on january 14th i retired. at the angel of 55. requesting disability

>> leafs the preimminent literary critic of the 1940s, 50s, and 6 os, born to a family of jewish immigrants from poland educated in new york's public schools and spent education and professional life at columbia university, was a literary critic of a kind that one ask hardly imagine today in the sense he had absolutely enormous leadership at the highest level esteem from his colleagues, and from scholars and writers, but also could engage a large public. he was associated with the word "liberalism" in ways that are quite complicated r which, in part, meant especially by the 19 40s, in affiliation with the party invited to the kennedy white house and vetted there as sympathetic intellectual figure, but the connection ran deeper. he was consistently engaged in the career and tried to determine what liberalism was, trying to argue for it, and trying to make a case for it, not in a political form of argument, but literary and cultural forms. >> what do you mean? what's the difference. >> never wrote about party politics or an election or matter of foreign policy for him. liberalism was a sensib

starting linebacker jared leaf. it was another day of deadly weather in the south at least nine people were killed today up to seven people were killed in mississippi and to other people died in northern alabama twister mississippi's governor says, he has never seen a storm of this magnitude before. and officials say, today's storm system was so large, it could be seen from space. it follows them a string of tornadoes that killed at least 17-people in ouarkansas, oklahoa and iowa. there still will be the warmest day in looking at our future forecast. the sea breeze wi remains at the santa clara his family says, he has a long road ahead of him. but they are confident he will recover with everyone's continued support. jared was burned in a fire input week. a friend of the family says, the majority of the burns are on his back. we're told jared is still in a lot of pain. and is heavily medicated. students from s-j-s-u tell us, a number of fraternities are holding fundraisers to help. sot - we're gonna have a bake sale.

penny leaf salad, even this salad of indian-style samosa.thing's out there at the same time. >> yes. >> no first course, second course. >> no. >> if i'm invited to a friend's house, the table would be covered. >> it's about the interaction between a lot of colors in one dish or -- >> or different. >> wow, i'm in love. that's good. >> yes. it is. >> and of course, there's the maddeningly delicious condiments and pickles of which to make each dish your own. >> you make a lot of different combinations with each mouthful. >> this is something confusing in this part of the world, everyone eats differently to their own taste. >> anything goes. >> every mouthful, you can make as different as you want. ♪ ♪ ♪ ben! ♪ [ train whistle blows ] oh, that was close. you ain't lying. let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze. ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured t

. >> two bunnies one leaf. ♪ >> gentlemen, draw your weapons and i literally mean draw because it isfor chalk warfare three. they draw their weapons on the wall and pull them off and use them against each other. >> sick, i would get shot in stanley because i can't draw very well. i would draw the bow staff. one big line. that guy draw a portable gun did you see that? >> it is wide open for them to fire shots off. they are too afraid to go inside. looks like a patron pack from the dpoest busters. this guy is working on something. he built and energy source from halo. you guys -- you didn't get a chance to raise his weapon. >> nobody draw an iron man suit. you got to love that. >> i want to be in this video. i want to run around for a day and play guns. >> yes. >> that's our show. we'll see you next time, everybody. >> we are serving up a deliciour meal ofÑi s!yjejt vegetablesw3 alicejffái] miranda has the ins scoop atlp justin bieber'sfáçó t to turn his life around.i]fáq now, here's wendy!fá [ applause ]i]!ur

and you are only going to see this leaf for a couple hundred meters because that is the range of this tree and the only place you will find this tree. they are very adapted to very specific conditions. and the whole point of this is to see what happens to the trees as the andes warm and they are warming quickly. to track the climatic conditions they were used to, they would have to be moving up the mountains by several meters per year. trees don't move, but they do you know, put out seeds and then those seeds can survive at higher and higher elevations. what they found, the experiment has been running a decade, the earlier results suggest a few species are moving fast enough to track the climate but only a few. most are not. and a lot are not moving at all. they are just sitting there. these tree communities which have tended to be very stable because the climate is stable are going to break apart. we will have different trees moving at different rates and what is going to happen to the creatures that are also adapted to living in these communities? that is a difficult question to ans

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difference, this is a 'kunde', small little leaves, this is what we call 'kuhuroora' which is the pumpin leaf. >> are you succeeding, do you think in your effort to get people to come back to these very organic, very natural, fruits and vegetables? >> i think so; i think we are succeeding, because especially now we have these people getting sick from eating the wrong thing. >> susan explained to me that the so called rich man's diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure are starting to appear in the sector of kenyan society that can afford to eat at the fast food joints springing up around town. >> but susan there are factors addressing the availability of some of these traditional foods that you're trying to encourage people to eat right? >> yes, yes, this stall here handles lots of different beans. i was talking to the lady who man's this store and she says a tin like this, which is a common bean here, is a 170 shillings, that's like a days pay for many people. so you might find people who will buy that tin, take it home and cook it and eat it for the next 5 days, because they can't aff

leaf had to run through flames when a fire started at his apartment. tells "mercury news" that leaf is improving. >>> show meteorologist christina loren with temperatures that have triple digits in them. holy cow. >> this heat will come on so quickly, scott, laura. everyone at home. want to make sure you're ready for it. between today and tomorrow, a 20-degree jump. you'll notice the difference as we head throughout the next two days, it is going to be warm. today is not so bad, though. not so bad at all. 48 degrees to kick off the day in san jose and 50 in mountain view and no real fog out there just yet and we are expecting the low clouds to roll on shore between now and about 8:00 a.m. and start to burn off. 10:00 to noon today mostly clear conditions expected for the bay area. your temperatures today are going to end up pretty comfortable and jut of the 40s and 50s and the warmest cities across the bay and not hot just yet. mostly cloudy near the coast for the first part of the day and warming between 10:00 and noon and look at this, mostly clear b

and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k."arry knew the importance of preparing for retirement. that's why when the time came he counted on merrill edge to streamline his investing and help him plan for the road ahead. that's the power of streamlined connections. that's merrill edge and bank of america. ♪ hard work, work there you go. ♪ hard work, work ♪ everybody's doin' it right ♪ hard work, work ♪ hard work, that's what we say ♪ ♪ hard work, work ahhhhhh! ♪ hard work, i earn my pay ♪ hard work, work ♪ hard work, do it every day ♪ hard work, work ♪ get up 'bout a quarter to three ♪ ♪ hard work, work ♪ got to go and earn my pay ♪ hard work, work ♪ hard work, that's what we say ♪ ♪ hard work, work (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you, everybody! now, folks -- now, before the break, i was telling all the people here about the power of twitter. it has humbled morsi, brought down governments across the middle east but it did not get me. here to apologize, please welcome the founder of twitter, biz stone (cheers and applaus

the man's sun started to study architecture, and one day, he was leafing through a book of art when heoticed a picture by gauguin that was painted in a similar style to the one his father had hanging in his kitchen. it is unclear what will happen to the paintings, as the original owners are now dead and police have been unable to identify an obvious air -- heir. >> good bet that sun did not tell his dad, "that's old. throw it away." we will be back after this short break. >> later, germany looks at easing noise ordinances so soccer fans can get as noisy as they want after 10:00 p.m. more on that when we come back. >> and what's a good game of soccer without a beer? >> there has been price-fixing on beer in germany, so hope oley, they will be able to get the price down before the world cup starts -- >> welcome back here at the "journal." another earthquake has struck latin america. officials say the magnitude 5.8 quake hit panama. >> there have been no reports of damage or injuries. >> this follows tuesday's massive quake in chile which triggered a soon army. at least six people died, t

bundle up when you leaf home. lisa is here and we begin at 4:30 and continue until 7:00 a.m. >> all right sandhya thanks. >> we have been talking minimalism tonight.so are you in expired to give it a try? on our facebook page heidi wrote we have been decluttering for the past few years. it's refreshing. weight lifted when you do. karen says love peopl people. use things. rob wrote no thanks i like having lots of stuff. robin says if you have a two-car garage and can't park a car in it time to declutter. storing items you never use in a storage unit, it's time to did he clutter. tell us what you think on our facebook page or twitter and just remember to use the hash tag declutter. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for watching everyone. abc 7 news continues now on line, on twitter, facebook and all the mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. for sandhya, and dan ashley thanks for watching our next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning. right now on jimmy kimmel, behind the jimmy kimmel, behind the scandal ♪i am beautif

and spring mix is just a collection of different baby leaf lettuces all thrown in a pile. ten or 12 different varieties. look at the color in this display. the more color you see, the more varieties. when you buy them, maic sure they're fresh. make sure they're fresh and make sure they are away from any refrigerated area that throws water on it because a lot of times they get with the water they will start to decay which means when you bring them home, wash them before you enjoy them but never wash them before you store them. when you buy them like i said the more variety, the more color, the better they are going to be. now, they are sold by the pound. 4.99, 5.99 a pound a little higher. but one pound of spring mix is a lot of salad so mix it with iceberg or romaine. spring mix in the market for spring. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. this is one healthy display. >>> watch out coachella. jay-z is bringing his budweiser made in america music festival to los angeles labor day weekend. it will occur simultaneously

the district we have the capacity with the funding we have to serve about 16 thousands of them and leafs 10 thousand students not being able to access the programs on their school site we don't know given the option how many will choice the option for their school site. initially will may not be as many they're happy with their ymca sites and as people come into the site it's hard to know but we're diagnose doing an opinion survey to get a sense of the number. am i answering your question >> yeah. and secondly, the number of students off site you may have mentioned it do we have an understanding of how many or polled and seen how many will switch. >> we are in the process of doing that and have the information by the end of june. >> okay. and the last question what might be achieved section that first bullet point it talks about the number of schools that can be expand the d based programs and number one licensed programs we have a investing process for the non

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. ♪ searching for that four-leaf clover yet you ran with me. >> the a's are 16-10 overall. 10-4 awaynd lead the west by a game. anything sounds good right now. we have more news coming up after the break. >>> they thought they had it in their hands but it was a double-double let down on campus. students thought in and out burger were coming to uc berkeley. this banner was on telegraph and just a senior prank. everyone saw it and was excited. but the closest one is 11 miles away. a blog says out of all the uc's theirs is the fartherest. >> that is such college food. >> all right, jeff, give us the in and out on weather. >> hot tomorrow and cold by the weekend. that quick. >> that is hot. >> that's all i got. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- emma stone, robinson cano, musical guest, keith urban,

those children were taught, he would later say that the end of leaf is in a beet row, a spinach field, or a cotton patch. deprivation, these were not distracts to lindon banes johnson. he knew that poverty and injustice are as inseparable as opportunity and justice are joined. so that was in him. from an early age. now like any of us he was not a perfect man. his experiences in rule texas may have stretched him moral imagination, but he was ambitious. very ambitious. a young man in a hurry to plot his own escape from poverty. and to chart his own political career. and that meant not challenging convention. during his first 20 years he opposed every civil rights bill that came up for a vote. once called the push a farce and a shame. he was chosen as a vice presidential nominee in part because of his affinity with an ability to deliver that southern white vote. is that the beginning of the kennedy administration he share ised with with president kennedy a caution towards racial controversial. but marchers kept marching. four little girls were killed in a church. bloody sunday happened.

there are religions that don't involve a leaf or faith at all -- don't involve belief or faith at all. a lot of those religions were wiped out by european colonialism throughout the world. but there are religions where nobody asked you to believe in a deity or spirit or whatever. they give you ways to experience this. tradition itfrican was through ecstatic rituals. like voodoo.in nobody says you have to believe in the spirit. they say you will have face-to-face contact or mental contact with the spirit through our rituals. to me, that almost tempts me. to be convinced about something you have no evidence. tavis: exactly. to the nonbeliever, belief is intellectual surrender. to the believer, intellectual surrender is faith, the substance of things hoped for that you ain't got the evidence to prove. if you're going to try to navigate through this thing called life with experiences and happenings that you have no control over and you don't have the power to get yourself through, you've got to believe in something. you believe when you walk out this door that you're not going to fall and

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right now the quality is great and spring mix is just a collection of different baby leaf lettuces thrown in in a pile. you have different varieties. look at the color of the display. the more color you see the morva rights there are going -- more varieties there will be. a lot of times they are on a refrigerated rack and get water on them and they will decay. so bring them home, wash them before you enjoy them but not before you store them. when you buy them, the morva right, the more color, the better they are going to be. one pound is a lot of salad. mix it with ice lettuce or romaine. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. this is a healthy display. >>> back to the ballpark after the break where frank is getting fan feedback on opening day. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, says a comcast mistake costm their condo. the bill that came back to haunt >>> coming up at 5:00, a bay area couple says a comcast mistake cost them their condo. the bill that came back to haunt them and the simple action that could have prevented it. that story and more at 5:0

we have green leaf lettuce. >> reporter: lettuce and tomatoes aren't the only things growing at gothamreens. the business itself is expanding. the cofounder claims to have the only two commercial roof top greenhouses in the country, and they are in the process of building more. >> investors were very intrigued by the guy in part of the growing trend of locally produced food. we have raised over $15 million to date. >> reporter: this is about as local as it gets. the second gotham greens greenhouse was built right on top of a whole food's supermarket. the main advantage is the shortened supply chain. gotham specializes in highly perishable vegetables and herbs. here they sell it right downstairs as well as throughout the region. this reduces the energy used to transport the produce as well that's cost. many stores in new york get their produce from california, all the way on the west coast. that means it is already a week old by the time it hits store shelves, but not here. it's a model that appears to be gaining interest and investors. >> we come in and say we're going to grow produce

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jared leaf of martinez ran through a wall of flames inside of his apartment to escape. he has second degree burns on 20% of his body. he remains in critical condition at valley medical center. they think his roommate disguarded the fire. 1111 students living in the building. >>> look at that. it happened yesterday. this tree came crashing down on a truck. this is on bandanna boulevard. you can also see the falling tree ripped off the sidewalk. fortunate litho one was hurt. earlier another tree came down on a carp. also damage there to the cars hood and windshield. no injuries. sal castaneda is watching the slick roadways and steve will be back to tell us just how much rain we can expect this weekend. >>> time is 4:35. there is a new report on what may have made a teenager fly from san jose to hawaii on the wheel well of a 767 jet. the british tabloid said it spoke to the african mother of the stow away. she tells the paper her ex- husband did everything possible to keep her away from her children. the woman only found out two years ago that she was alive. she believes h