marley is getting jealous. >> oh, get marley. look at marley.y turn. >> marley, they have a big blue feathery boa, nice rhinestone heels and a long wig. look how cute she is. look at the face. >> i feel like your alter ego is like share. >> dogs panty hosing. >>> big foot believers are going to love this one. it is not a hairy monster but it is a beast below the surface. this is in ireland. this is where the river boyle meets the atlantic. caught on camera, something large, something swimming. no idea what it is. it comes up. it goes down. >> these guys are out there making a short film which is why the one guy is dressed in a suit, not in your standard fish ago tire. >> it is ness ze maybe they have their own loch ness monster in ireland. we don't get a good look and don't see much other than in the very beginning poking out of the water. i like to believe in these but this could be a really big piece of wood or something that is just floating down the water, right? i don't see anything like swimming. >> a piece of wood wouldn't move that fast,

marley hall reports from philadelphia that gosnell could get the death penalty if he's convicted. >> reporter: lawyers in the murder trial after philadelphia abortion provider arrived at court this morning where jurors are set to begin deliberating the fate of dr. kermit gosnell. the 72-year-old veteran doctor is accused of cutting the spinal cords of four babies born alive following illegislate-term abortions. he's also accused of killing a 41-year-old patient during a 2009 procedure. during closing arts yesterday, prosecutors wheeled out a filthy table to show jurors conditions inside the clinic he ran for 30 years, a place they called a house of horrors. but gosnell's lawyer argued the babies were already dead and the patient's deft was an accident. -- death was an accident. they accused prosecutors of sensationalizing the case to make headlines. >> house of horrors it was not and that was the evidence we argued. >> reporter: the defense claims gosnell was helping poor, desperate women who were running out of options. the case hinges on whether jurors believe witnesses that testif

and he followed me back. >> marley is a very special bird. he is the wildlife center's ambassador for the american crow. >> okay. >>> hold on to that steering wheel. there is a wind advisory up right now, plus it looks so pretty with the light show. meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking the change in the weather. it is windy out there, rob. >> it is. and you're going to want to use caution to hit the roads tomorrow morning, especially the mid spans of the bridges so you stay away from any unintended lane changes. towards the midday hours tomorrow. right now it's breezy outside. winds generally 15 to 25 miles per hour. but by tomorrow afternoon, we could see those gusts getting up above 45 miles per hour later on on monday. 40s and 50s outside for the moment. i think we'll wake up to mostly 40s for tomorrow morning. wind really the big story once again with this weather system there is a slight chance of seeing a few showers, but mainly near the hills. the lightest model projections has really backed off on the precipitation. but the wind speed

will you let marley finish her turn, please? would you like a turn with the bike? ok. marley, can joel have a turn when you're finished? girl: can you push me all the way to gavin? all the way to gavin? i suppose. where is gavin at? funding for this program was provided by... announcer: the bare necessities of living healthy are easy. just eat right, be active, and have fun.

here's another quote from marley.your eyes, inhale, then pass it along." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i think he almost definitely said that. >> steve: definitely said that. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. i don't even have to check that one. >> steve: don't bogart it. >> jimmy: yeah. he did say, "don't bogart it." >> steve: he did say that. >> jimmy: all right, well -- next quote is from the former leader of north korea, kim jong-il. he said, "the revolution is carried out by means of one thoughts, not through one's family background." here's another quote from kim jong-il. "which is good, because my family be cray-cray." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: he probably did say that. >> jimmy: i don't know. >> jimmy: all right, this next quote is from george washington carver. he was a famous african-american botanist. he said, "when you do the common things in life in an uncommon way, you will command the attention of the world." he's right. here's another quote from mr. carver. "when you do the dew, you're livin

because i don't know marley wilson and i called up a couple of people that i knew from the transbay riders and they don't know her and i don't want us picking, and i don't not want to disparage this woman she could be great. if i can't talk to her and have her, you know, at least promise me that she is going to become a member of that group, i don't want her on this body. those are the people that the ac transit board listens to when it comes to the problems with the transbay terminal and the problems with anything to do with this and they really should be the people to say, this is someone that we... because that way you are getting 20 riders, 20 or 30 that are active in that group as opposed to one. so i would oppose to her appointment, because you did not have a phone number for us so i could not call her. so i could at least talk to her or find out what is going on. i just, we have got a very active group, around the terminal. and we just need to now, they need to be the ones to say, here is our person that we want to listen to about that. >> well, we could do is if you would like chai

you know non-lethal because they don't think of human integrity and human dignity that for us is a marley's that is i'm and then only the up and so if there is an international will to stop armaments to every side of this at this moment probably could be discussed you know i don't know i don't know what are the international a moment but but the other said the problem is that they say we support geneva agreement geneva communique the first i'd. ingenue communique is to stop violence by all sides and yet they feed violence in sudan they have been be heaving by lands in syria for the last two years unfortunately it is a city under siege and people are paying the price for that and big a pretext speaking about the president the government but the issue in syria is neither of all of the good about the government it is about the syrian people it's about syria with its civilized human historical and a very distinguished political entity you know earlier on there were a lot of help for negotiations there were reports of lists of people drove into these talks venues have been were being chosen even

because i don't know marley wilson and i called up a couple of people that i knew from the transbay riders and they don't know her and i don't want us picking, and i don't not want to disparage this woman she could be great. if i can't talk to her and have her, you know, at least promise me that she is going to become a member of that group, i don't want her on this body. those are the people that the ac transit board listens to when it comes to the problems with the transbay terminal and the problems with anything to do with this and they really should be the people to say, this is someone that we... because that way you

middle east and africa now being fed with are streaming from libya which are fueling warfare in syria marley and garza. and in pictures posing with the car riding a horse bare chested and even flying with endangered birds no president putin has shown playing in the snow with his two dogs in moscow gallery. dot com. afghanistan's drugs trade is flourishing despite the eleven years that have passed since the u.s. kicked off its operation enduring freedom even with the taliban force from power the illicit industry still killing thousands of people around the world. examines the deadly multi-million dollar trend which shows no signs of slowing down. people around the world do to you and that's in just over a decade from when the us led its enduring freedom campaign to rid the country of the tyranny of the taliban while the regime came crashing down it was quite the opposite for the drugs trade and with russia now ranked the highest consumer that's got the authorities worried distributors the heroin production in afghanistan has risen dramatically since our original enduring freedom was conducted

. >> can we say hey to marley? >> you can.ook in nearly $200 million overseas before opening in the states on friday. robert downey jr. is back as tony stark. here he is calling out the mandarin. >> my name is tony stark. i'm not afraid of you. i know you're a coward. i've decided you just died, pal. i'm coming to get the body. good old fashioned revenge. no pentagon. just you and many. on the off-chance you're a man, here's my home address, 10-880 malibu point, 90265. i'll leave the door unlocked. >> welcome back to robert downey jr. great to have you here. [ cheers and applause ] this is a sign of what you're getting already. je overseas, you're killing it. >> we sold a lot of soap. a world tour. >> there is a different iron man. tony stark has taken some big, big hits. >> yeah, we figured after the avengers and all the superepic things, tony should be freaked out by that. he's doing to compensate for his anxiety is building more suits. he's going to need them against the mandarin. >> and don cheadle and gwyneth paltrow get

marley the crow escaped from the wildfire center. his handlers say he is too accustomed to human and may be in danger. cop. >> let's get to the weather and lisa and the weather is changing for tomorrow. >> lisa: everything from wind, cooler temperatures, and the possibility of showers coming our way. this time tomorrow. but right now live doppler 7hd just -- we call that ground clutter so we're looking clear right now. with the clear sky and the dry atmosphere, we can see some temperatures drop off into the upper 30s in spots. right now, it is cool in the upper 40s, from half moon bay, 50 in san carlos. 55 in theland, the warm spot. and the bay bridge this morning. winds are lighter in the valleys but still quite gusty along the coast. it's 50 in liver -- already moore, and with -- livermore. and it will remain gusty here, not only overnight but through tomorrow as well. then the winds well be back up all across the bay area. so tonight and as you look at napa right now no wind at all. your number is dropping quebecly, and you'll see

there is the forecast marley's in at midnight. there is a forecast at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow morning. they're stepping through time. here comes the next. the jet stream is going into a spring storm configuration. powerful wind sweeping right out of the gulf. a bad stortapping that wiy in addition to the downpours. the winter storm warnings and watches are in effect out in the plains. that will be the third snow storm to hit the planes in a week. a flood watch has been hoisted in wisconsin. i would not be surprised to see those expanded. wind advisories for red flag and high wind through arizona and mexico on the storm south side. here's where the severe weather might occur. tomorrow a better organized band of severe weather might occur. reaching out into the chicago area. this would be as warm from thunderstorms moved through tomorrow night. folks watching us will not be particularly happy to see another foot of snow coming down in rapid city where they have had more than 3 ft. of snow that has fallen since march 1st. about two-three times the normal amount of snow. look at the rain d

marley the crow escaped from the wildfire center. his handlers say he is too accustomed to human and may be in danger. cop. >> let's get to the weather and lisa and the weather is changing for tomorrow. >> lisa: everything from wind, cooler temperatures, and the possibility of showers coming our way. this time tomorrow. but right now live doppler 7hd just -- we call that ground clutter so we're looking clear right now. with the clear sky and the dry atmosphere, we can see some temperatures drop off into the upper 30s in spots. right now, it is cool in the upper 40s, from half moon bay, 50 in san carlos. 55 in oakland, the warm spot. and the bay bridge this morning. winds are lighter in the valleys but still quite gusty along the coast. it's 50 in liver -- already moore, and with -- livermore. and it will remain gusty here, not only overnight but through tomorrow as well. then the winds well be back up all across the bay area. so tonight and as you look at napa right now no wind at all. your number is dropping quebecly, and you'll see

so that's -- i'm of the opinion that cheese is not marley unhealthy -- particularly unhealthy if you don't eat massive quantities of it, so my challenge is not to eat massive quantities of it. sir? >> my mom, she's very picky about what she eats, and she doesn't eat a lot of different things, but she eats cheese and bread and beans sometimes. i was wondering that, you know, you said subway, they did that with the bread. is this widespread like quiz knows, stuff in king's -- [inaudible] and stuff like that? because she says she doesn't enjoy the taste of it anymore. she can hardly find any rolls that she likes. >> right. yeah. you know, the way a lot of modern bread is made, it's a very fast process so you don't get a lot of flavor development. so that's one of the reasons why some of the breads don't seem to have a lot of flavor. and i think you just have to read the ingredient labels, and you have to figure out is this something that has things that i don't understand and i can't pronounce and that probably no one was eating until recently, or is this a traditional food made with fa

i said sing me a bit of bob marley, i bet you can sing well, everyone from jamaica can sing well. twitter blew up that night because i accused jamaicans of being able to sing well. usain bolt wasn't offended. how could that possibly be offensive? we're in a p.c. world that is in meltdown. >> but piers, would you walk into an editorial meeting for your program and say to a female producer in front of everybody else, you look fantastic today? >> i don't -- look, a, i have 90% female staff. i find it hard to believe that any of them being intelligent, strong-minded independent women, would take any exception to being told they look good. to me, that is one of the least offensive things you can say, particularly if before i preface that, i said by the way, you're brilliant, dedicated and tough as well. if someone said that to me, i would be absolutely jubilant. why is somebody's looks become this absolutely no-go area that you can't say anything? people comment on my looks all night long. every time i'm live on air, twitter blows up with you are the ugliest thing to ever hit american

folks who live here really seem to get it regardless of what part of the state they're from, but marley those in the middle -- particularly those in the middle section of the state. i remember some years ago being on a panel with james carville. you remember him. [laughter] and he infamously described pennsylvania as pittsburgh and philadelphia separated by a third world nation. [laughter] and i said i peg -- beg to differ. it's pittsburgh and philadelphia separated by america. [applause] so i can't think of any place i'd rather be this evening. i have to tell you, i was with the ceo of cabela's not too long ago, and he said, dave, i've got a question i have to ask you. and i'm going to have to tell him about this dipper tonight. he -- dinner tonight. he said how come wayne r pierre gets to go to the mule deer dinner, and they send you to harvard? [laughter] and i said i guess that's what happens when you get second choice. but tonight i've had a chance to meet many of you. and i thought when i was invited up here, i thought it was a lincoln day gattering for the republican party. i see

he was deeply concerned marley in the bush add -- particularly in the bush administration that the governmentwas vacuuming the words "global warming" off of government web sites. you know, whether we call it global warming or climate change or climate disruption, you know, some people pooh-pooh it, and they say, oh, you call this global warming? then why is it so cold? well, the earth is heating up, but it is about extreme weather. and i have a message to weather people on all of the channels. you know, a lot of people tune in for the weather. you've got to figure out what to wear. each day. but you know how the lower third, you know, the bottom of the screen that, you know, tellings you who -- tells you who the person is speaking, it'll often flash extreme weather. it should flash another two words: climate change. global warming. because people shouldn't just be tuning in to see what to wear that day, but what can we do about this? this is not inevitable. we have covered the climate change conferences. democracy now head today copenhagen to cover it there, we headed to new mexico for the su

[laughter] and it's going to make a big difference in this field marley. particularly. it's going to require insurance companies to treat substance use disorders like any other disease. this is revolutionary because the treatment of drug problems has often been isolated or siloed. it needs to be part of our primary health care system. and we estimate that with aca's 63.5 million -- 62.5 million people are going to receive of health insurance benefits covering expanded substance abuse and mental health treatment services by 2 with 32.1 million people gaining those benefs for the first time. well, we have an estimated 22 million people in need of treatment who currently aren't getting it. and having that availability is going to be important. and you may ask why a number of those people don't get the treatment that they need now, and it's often times because of the stigma that's associated around drug puce. and we're -- abuse. and we're going to talk about that in just a second. so the things that i've just outlined to you all around public health, be you notice that almo