there's floods in northern florida and mississippi and louisiana and it will carry on that way. even on wednesday still range in southern texas though in dallas it stopped. atlanta, georgia it's still wet. jane. >> a team of scientists in australia says its developed a technique, the making of so-called super credit criminal steam may be a game changer for the renewable energy industry. an drew tomas explains. >> it looks almost like an act of worship but this is science mirrored panels turn in unison towards a tower directing on to it a powerful glow of sunlight. this could revolutionize the way the sun creates electricity. it's the latest frontier for solar power. >> really, these times of projects are really where you can push the boundaryion a little but demonstrate exactly the potential of the technology. >> it works by concentrating done light on a single point. liquid there is heated to extreme temperatures, almost 600 degrees celsius creating super critical steam. that drives a turbine at high speed and pressure to create power. the steam and turbine part of the technolo

a flash-flood watch extended as far north as maryland, the threat of tornados stretched from northern florida to north carolina. that same system sent country music fans running for cover at this out door concert in arlington, texas. forcing the city to sound the alarm. >> we're having a tornado wind and rain and hail. >> reporter: the threat of severe storms remains across the spheeft and east coast today with heavy rain, large hail and wind gusts all possibilities. >> stay ahead in the change of the weather by checking the storm tracker 6 live app live radar forecast and severe weather alerts, plus you can report what you're seeing in your area. it's a free download for your mobile device. >>> developing overnight a strong earthquake rattled the coast of taiwan. someone captured a fish tank on the verge of tipping over. the epicenter of the magnitude of the quaker was near an island. there were no immediate reports of injury and no tsunami. >>> greefer -- grief counselorses will be at saint joseph's prep to honor ryan gillyard. he collapsed and could not be revived. >>> happening today a fi

thunderstorms between it was and houston and cloud cover along the gulf coast and shower in northern florida the showers pinwheeling around the low pressure in the northeast. best chance of severe weather appears to be along the gulf coast close to where we're seeing it right now near houston and new orleans miami a slight chance of gusty wind and hail. smaller chance of the hail. at the airport all green aircraft at our most commonly traveled destinations. no problems in or orlando where we have our travels flying. >> there's a new study adding to the concern for obesity. watching tv an hour a day can impact their weight. it didn't take a look between computer usage and unhealthy weight. the american academy of pediatrics suggests no screen time for children 2 and under and limit screen time to orderly children to one to two hours a day. >> katherine scott is outside the police special victims unit with more on another story. >> reporter: a kensington woman is brought in for questioning after police say she locked her children in the basement for hours, we're live with all the latest detail

atlanta, the carolinas, perhaps as far south as northern florida. reena and ryan back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> to politics. the run for the white house. two more candidates declareing in the past few days. >> i elizabeth hur downs usjoins us with more. >> reporter: election day is 573 days away. the race is heating up. yes, the field just got more crowded. first, there was texas senator ted cruz. then came kentucky senator rand paul. and now, another republican says he is in. >> grounded by the lessons of our history. but inspired by the promise of our future i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: florida senator, marco rubio the son of cuban immigrants making his big announcement in miami, just moments after sitten down with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> i think this country needs to decide what kind of country do we want to be. >> reporter: wasting no time blasting hillary clinton, referring to clinton as wed. on the democrats' side for now, hillary clinton is the only announced candidate. >> i'm hittin

around atlanta, the carolinas, and perhaps as far as south as northern florida.hank you so much. well, folks, it happened again. what was supposed to be that big moment of glory turned into a moment of heart break or really i should say embarrassment. >> oh, ryan. we've seen it. a guy starts celebrating a touch down before getting to the end zone. think tilled say leon letts, right? >> look at you, 1993 super bowl. like that, reena. >> who could forget that moment. >> there you go. check this out. it's a track meet. the runner from the university of oregon celebrating thinking he's got it. uh-oh, check out the guy from washington. look at him, yeah, i got this. guy from washington pulling right past pumping that fist. i took you out, buddy. >> oh, no, the lesson never give up. cry when you need to. just can't start celebrating. before you cross that finish line. you can bet oregon guy will never make that mistake again. >> look at him trying to pump up the crowd. apparently oregon won the track meet. they're a pretty good team. but i bet this guy is taking some h

tornados stretched from northern florida to north carolina.m sent country music fans for cover in arlington texas. >> get the umbrella here. >> reporter: yeah, heavy rain this morning and thunderstorms this evening. take a look at the central portion of the region, our most commonly heavily traveled roads are being covered by heavy rains, the blue route the schuylkill expressway, both turnpikes and the top half of the atlantic city expressway and routes 55 all not looking pretty good or very good at all. we have the heavier rain beginning to clear wilmington, generally speaking even there, you're look at a lot of residual ponding and puddling. this is moving toward the east and the majority fortunate morning rush hour will be wet with eventual clearing or drying west to east later toward the end of the rush. as we look outside, cloudy skies, wet conditions at the ben franklin bridge. you may see the camera bouncing a bit on top of heavy rain we have a chilly breeze blowing. take a look 56 degrees in the city. the winds are rolling out of the e

gulf of mexico which is quite warm and the flow of the air from the north of it from texas to northern florida you've got these lines on the screen here, a big contrast in temperature so you get the biggest of storms that can cause tornadoes. we have not seen reports of significant tornadoes but hail storms yes decent hail. they've had much bigger in the state. this is marble size, a handful coming up now. funnels the same, not overly damaging either. you've got this huge winding system and behind it is cold air, keeping the temperature in cool sub zero overnight denver even by day, we are talking about 10 celsius. there is snow up in the mountains. >> to the u.k. where the surge in support for nationalist party could impact unexpected place. an election manifest with promises to change the u.k.'s foreign policy is to be published. the first minister said she would make the former government changes. we are live from glasgow. why is this manifest important that the u.k. government will recognize magazine. >> this is incredibly important. our priorities, we have many of them that are domestic,

there could thunderstorms in this part of the country this afternoon as well as northern florida.of that, the entire lower 48 will be tranquil. temperatures across thement great lakes and northeast this morning, that area responsible for the cold air is pushing to the east. 50s, 60s and 70s to the south will pull to the northeast. major hubs looks like this, all flights on time. same thing with logan in boston. chicago, midway and o'hare, 41 degrees orlando muggy and 70. could be thunderstorms this afternoon, atlanta is on time and so is newark lots of sunshine. >>> phillies could sweep the washington nationals right out of town this afternoon. jeff skeverski has highlights of another exciting win for the phils. >> reporter: after giving up four opener -- four home runs in the opener that tied his career high cole hamels out in the 8th they scored two to thai -- tie it. ruiz on second. down the right field line, the rule 5 takes the rookie with his first career hit walk off winner. phillies win 3-2 in ten. they have a winning record for the first time in 11 months. >>> i'm not den

northern florida huge amounts of it, flooding ensued. mobile alabama has recorded 205 millimeters in the last two days. you think this is a fairly wet place, well it is, during hurricane season, it can be, but on average it's not on that on average, you wouldn't expect that amount of rain. this is higher than the average for any month. >> from the satellite picture you can see the clouds not quite as bad as it was. on the ground, this is fort worth in texas. that's what 205 millimeters looks like when falling all at once. >> in southern texas in the other states, there is yet more rain to come. >> stay with us on the news hour. still ahead evidence of chemical attacks in syria. we speak to the rights group that little government forces dropping barrel bombs with gas. >> migrants trying to reach the u.k. find why the authorities are sending them here and why migrants say these conditions are worse than inhumane, later in the program. >> the champions league take center stage lately tuesday with a big focus on the rematch of last season's

from southern florida all the way up through northern new england, rough stuff happening or on the way. that includes the threat for tornadoes. here is where the radar is showing the watch boxes up from florida and there you see it tornadoes a possibility from central pennsylvania through d.c. even philly tonight. here's how the storms time out as this front moves off the east coast. two to ten hours is when the rough weather will happen. then by tomorrow morning, we'll begin to dry out, david. >> all right, rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> now, to two arrests i should talk about in two cities, i should say. six in 24 hours. two states involved, two in san diego, four in minneapolis, all linked by one man, an 18-year-old acting as a kind of recruiter for isis. tonight, they're not the only ones. look at this map. 53 suspects in two years, accused of trying to join or support isis right here in the united states. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas reporting in live from washington tonight. >> reporter: authorities identifying an american recruiter now in s

from boston to washington to the carolinas and parts of georgia and the florida panhandle and inland in parts of tennessee and northernbama and mississippi. meanwhile, up in the northwest, a few showers. most of the remainder of the west is dry. across california, sunny and mild from chico to sacramento and fresno. 69 in los angeles. warm 87 in palm springs. in the bay area sunny skies and highs in the upper 50s. upper 60s to lower 70s inland. tomorrow evening at o.co coliseum the as taking on the mariners in a weekend series. game time 7:05. sunny and cool at that time, about 57 degrees. temperatures will drop off two, three, four degrees over the next three hours. lovely evening for baseball. a little on the cool side by oakland's standards. i don't think that will bother anyone. >> thanks. >>> still ahead funny or false. who isn't laughing at the rob lowe ads pulled from the air waves? >>> apple alternatives. michael is checking out digital music players. are they worth the big ce >>> you have seen spots. directv is pulling commercials featuring rob lowe showing the real life version of the actor and his alter ego.

northern maine. unrelated to this is this cool picture taken near the naval avenue station near key west, florida. a little waterspout. didn't do any damage but certainly a bit of a treat on this holiday weekend, i suppose. >> that holiday weekend. a lot of easter egg hunts in store. what's up for easter? >> well, first off we got a pattern change across the pacific northwest so that will bring rain not only there but down into parts of california. they'll take it. they'll need it. and through the holiday weekend, or the rest of, it i should say through easter showers expected through parts of texas. 73 in denver and 72 in charleston. the winds will be calming down across the northeast so not too shabby for easter sunday. >> that's what we want to hear. rob, thank you. >>> on this easter weekend the terrorist group al shabaab is promising more attacks like their slaughter at a university in kenya. their victims mostly christians, 148 people executed there, but tonight an amazing story of survival. one student emerging from hiding spending two days inside a cupboard refusing to come out even as the

florida. packing powerful winds, damaging hail and even tornadoes. snow for parts of the northern rockies and a few showers for the northeast and pennsylvania. >> and most of the nation will see cooler than normal temperatures. 50s and 60s and 70s in the south and 80s in the southwest and 93 in miami. not sure that's cooler than usual. there's a reason why the show the is called "world news now" because we bring you the stuff that goes on around the world not just here at home. >> i an classic case in point this scene over the weekend in lima peru. more than 2,000 people playing a percussion instrument called the kakone all at the same time. >> they were attempting to set a guinness record for the largest cahone ensemble ever. wow. pictures of the video of the event have been analyzed. they have to be analyzed before the new record is declared. i hope that sets the record. otherwise 2,000 people got together for nothing. well maybe for something. >> it's actually the 8th annual event taking place actually this coming sated. >> that's good. they said 2,037 people actually showed up

host: alex in chattanooga tennessee, or northern georgia as he indicated. stewart is in florida. democrat. caller: how are you doing? i would like to say thank you to the gentleman from tennessee speaking about the republican party. i served less than 30 years in the military, i'm an entrepreneur doing very, very well. i don't get where people do not understand that you have to give back to those less fortunate. that is why i love president obama. i think you go down as a great man. with all of the -- that he gets today saying that he wasn't born in this country and the other gentleman saying that he is biracial. i drive an expensive vehicle and people think they can say racist things to me where i get my car maintenanced. i am appalled. i will listen it a lady from michigan who said let's take our country back. what do she mean? she never served a day in uniform with wounded warriors and disabled veterans. it is a shame that people continue to say this undertone of racist stuff about, let me take my country back. we are all americans. host: thank you sir. from the wall street jo

travel forecast traveling should be okay for everybody across the northern tier states of we have a frontal system across the panhandle of florida. and the high plains. if you're traveling to saint louis, kansas, omaha there could rough stuff out there. new orleans east through pensacola, jacksonville and orlando, there could heavy hitters down there, as well. the weather will be quiet and mild. even though the temperatures are chilly look at the 50s and 60s cropping up across the high plains will move east. major hubs all flight on time. same thing for logan and boston, chicago, midway, o'hare, 48. orlando, thunderstorms 74. nice and quiet in atlanta 61 degrees. >> if you have not filled out your taxes time is running out. affordable care act is the biggest change to the tax code. it marks the first time we are askinged for information about our health insurance or lack of it. for most americans many will check the box indicating they have health coverage. if you purchased government-backed health care and received a tax credit you have to reconcile that. that will likely mean a payment due or refund. if you're uninsured you'll

florida. those storms could pack damaging winds, hail, even tornadoes. a few showers for the northeast and pennsylvania. and snow for parts of the northern rockies. >> temperatures will be slightly below normal across most of the nation in the 50s and 60s, 70s in the south. 80s in the southwest and 93 in miami. >> well, they had brilliant sunshine in the key west florida, of course for the end of its annual independence day celebration. perfect conditions for the 32nd bed race. >> yeah, there it is. the teams had four people pushing a highly decorated and fully functional bed down a street. so then one person who is obviously the lucky one gets to ride on each bed. >> thousands of people lined the course which thankfully was completely straight. the event helped wrap up key west's yearly ten-day salute to its independence. in other words, another great excuse to party down there. >> fantastic day for a party. look at that. it's like a little bed on wheels. >> i wouldn't mind being the person pushed around. >> yeah, who gets -- how does that vote work? i get to be the one who sits on the bed. i guess it's the one in the bikini. >> if you

tornado warned in the northern part of panhandle of florida. going to watch that redevelop today.y and down across the southeast. biggest tornado threat is going to be from areas louisville and maybe chatville. that threat he is going to move in across parts of texas and oklahoma again. send it over to you. >> talking beauty now. thanks rick. we all want to look our most natural and beautifulselves right? how do we abelieve both while keeping our skin safe? joining us with tips on the products and services to and services and things we ought to go away from and going to cost us too much. we have sophie and. >> yuliano. >> sorry about that. >> gorgeous for good is the name of the book and you are a lifestyle expert we're going to first start off by talking about ahss, what are those? >> alpha high droxy acids. these are completely natural. they are very important for our skin as we get older. what they do is that they unglue dead skin cells from the surface of our skin. so unless we want our skin to look dull and tired we need to use these every day. >> what is the cost on that. >>

northern iraq. it's near mosul. iraq announced last month that the terror group has bull disoazed -- bulldozed the area. they breakdown walls with sledgehammers, knocked down artifacts and blew up buildings. >>> in florida one man was killed and another injured at disney world's exotic driving experience. the driver of a lamborghini lost control and hit a guardrail. this happened yesterday. a 36-year-old passenger in the car who worked at the track was killed in the crash. for about $200 to $400 the attraction lets drivers get behind the wheels of lamb again anies -- lamborghinis, porsches or ferraris. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> police are searching in florida for two in a tack -- attack on panama beach. >> reporter: the alleged attack was caught on cell phone video. it's so graphic, the images had to be blurred but bay county florida sheriffs saw it unedited. >> probably one of the most repulsive, sickening things i've seen this year. >> reporter: investigators say what's happening here is the gang rape of a young woman in march. even more troubling as you can see here, it happened in broad daylight on a packed panama city beach. >> there's hundreds, hundreds of peopl

plenty of rain to new orleans to the panhandle of florida already this week coming off a very wet weekend also if those two areas of low pressure to the northern and south, will merge later this week. for tonight locally here plenty of stars and it's quiet and winds diminish and 50 for center city and a magnificent wednesday on tap here, because it looks beautiful here with sunshine, and 72 in allentown and 70s pretty much everywhere inland and the sea breeze tries to kick in tomorrow and cape may county and that cuts numbers back into the upper 60s, far better than the 50s today. thursday into friday we watch some southern energy that will link with northern energy this is typical in the winter season low pressure from the great lakes and the coastal low will develop but as of right now it looks like it will be a southern skirter as it pushes off the carolinas, it deepens offshore and we'll be in the substance of this storm it has to sync around it and far enough north to see clouds and a couple of spinning showers especially towards the shore thursday into friday. sunny and pleasant tomorrow and 74 and clouds build on thursday and some sun a

northern tier of the country. perhaps some showers and thunderstorms for the gulf coast. and florida. and then we're going to deal with unsettled weather for the west through the workweek. there's our little happy bunny there. there is your temperatures across the u.s. again. the real cold air is sort of trapped across the great lakes. the northeast up towards new england where they could get several inches of snow. julie, i know this is good. you like spring skiing. you like the snow. >> i'm just sitting here and talking about -- not that i wasn't giving you full attention, how i get so depressed at the end of the winter. i'm the opposite of the rest of the world. >> i love to hear that. >> that's one example. >> she's a snow bunny. >> i was bummed when i came back from the last weekend up in vermont skiing. >> i'm bummed you're bummed to be sitting here with me. >> now that it's snow -- i have to take the skis back out. i don't know. janice, thank you. >>> well, serious news right now. fidel castro making his first public appearance since cuba agreed last december to normalize relat

northern rockies. but the real weather problem will be severe storms in texas, oklahoma, and the mississippi valley. heavy rain here and there in the west. just showers in the northeast. mid-atlantic, and south florida. >>> a big day today. we're celebrating earth day. we're doing it by giving away some free stuff. we're not. but other folks are. we'll tell you where to get it. >>> plus, back on dry land overnight. passengers on a cruise ship that was tossed and turned in the high seas, talking about their ordeal. >>> and dr. oz responding to his critics. what he's now saying to other physicians calling for him to at least resign one post. >>> looky, looky here. a new jersey community is on edge after multiple coyote sightings. at least two attacks. police are also warning parents to keep those kiddies and small pets inside, after the discovery of two dens near a local school. one coyote was captured monday night. police say a coyote may have attacked a man who was walking his dog. >>> now to a carnival cruise ship's passengers, back on dry land this morning. and grateful to be so after extra time on choppy seas. a huge storm kept them from docking in sydney. the port was closed for safety reasons.

florida congressman making that exact point. integrate event paralleling civil war commemorative activities. l.b.j., texan, you see both sides, union and confederate northerners and southerners having this conversation about recognizing slavery's place in the civil war narrative. there is one exception to this. one of the delegates and political officials who will speak in gettysburg in july, 1963, is the governor of alabama. who is the governor of alabama in the 1960's? wallace, george wallace. who is george wallace -- here is george wallace shaking hands with one of the reenactors. george wallace delivers speeches in which wallace says the civil war and the confederates were fighting for states rights. constitutional rights for states. wallace is not going to get involved in the realigning of the war narrative. think about the context. this is july, 1953. what has george wallace famously done before he travels to gettysburg? weeks earlier? >> [indiscernible] jennifer murray: this is george wallace. alabama has two big division i schools. you have the veteran of schools auburn. and then you have this unsavory sister school in tuscaloosa, the university of al

florida. what will happen over the next couple of days is the rain will accumulate. we'll see between 4-6 inches of rainers especially down here. also up here to northern georgia, going monday tuesday, wednesday. take a look at the forecast for louisiana, and new orleans. thunder storms every day that will be the situation there. >> thank you so much. golf's first major tournament of the year crowned a champion. let's talk about him. 21-year-old jordan spieth is the second youngest winner of the masters, and the first player since 1976 to leadery round of event. he set a tournament record with 28 birdies over 72 holes. he finished the final round 18-under par. the same score that won tiger woods a green jacket in 1997. the first major tournament win. alzhiemer's disease is the sixth leading cause of death. and worldwide affecting 40 million people. one of the troubling side effects is wandering. a young american inventor is trying to tackle it with a cell phone. >> reporter: the sweet sound of music. in this day care facility in new york alzhiemer's patients stimulate their minds listening to their home. for betty, who forgets if she's in her native tr

florida highway patrol says a lamborghini crashed yesterday afternoon into a guardrail. the passenger in the car was killed. the driver is being treated for minor injuries. >>> people in northernillinois still picking up the pieces after last weeks devastating tornado. they are finally going back to their homes to see the damage and salvage what they can. but many of the homes as you can see have been leveled. so they can't drive in there alone. instead they are being taken in by bus. some of the people are getting angry as they struggle to get answers from the authorities. two people were killed in that storm. >>> 6:54. never before seen video has been released of a deadly police shooting similar to the bart police shooting of oscar grant in 2009. it involves a white deputy, an unarmed african american man, and a stun gun. the video shows a tulsa county reserve deputy chase and tackle eric harris on april 2nd. he was being investigated for rying to illegally sale a gun to an under cover officer. the deputy said he meant to use his stun gun. and in a video you can hear him saying quote oh i shot him. i'm sorry. the shooting still leaves a lot of unanswered questions. >> what k

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florida. a little on the chilly side in northern new england where we could see 3 to 5 inches of snow. u.p.her into the northeast with windy conditions that's what' good tuesday morning. i'm christina loren taking a live look at half moon bay. after overcast sky. this is point reyes. good thing is all of this cloud cover will clear out by tomorrow. so kind of a gray day today. by tomorrow more sunshine coming your way. right now we're in the 50s on our way to the low 70s in the tri-valley. same for the south bay. cloudy with drizzle for today. by tomorrow things will change. more sunshine and a little bit warmer. the unsettled pattern continues for the weekend. here. these nice folks brought us chocolate from hawaii. thank you very much. >> yeah. and she was mom of the year in hawaii right? >> young mother of the year. >> aloha! >> awesome. >>> coming up next on "trending," we'll have an interesting discussion. who is more cliquey? women or men? the answer might surprise you. >>> plus the potential damage all the time on social media is doing to your young girls. >>> and kristin chenoweth w

florida. a little on the chilly side in northern new england where we could see 3 to 5 inches of snow. u.p.her into the northeast with windy conditions >>> good morning. clouds moving out. sunshine will be nice and bright. temperatures in the 60s this afternoon. wind helping push clouds out of here. tomorrow sunshine in the morning but showers and a thunderstorm in the afternoon. 60s today and tomorrow but then after the storms here comes the cool. chilly thursday and friday mornings in the 30s. sunshine and a few clouds saturday and sunday back into the 60s. have a great day. >>> just racking up here. these nice folks brought us chocolate from hawaii. thank you very much. >> yeah. and she was mom of the year in hawaii right? >> young mother of the year. >> aloha! >> awesome. >>> coming up next on "trending," we'll have an interesting discussion. who is more cliquey? women or men? the answer might surprise you. >>> plus the potential damage all the time on social media is doing to your young girls. >>> and kristin chenoweth who i think pound for pound is the best entertainer in this country

florida and settled here at fort mose. >> we were the first destination of an underground railroad. it was actually working in reverse, coming from the northern states, such as south carolina and georgia, heading south into st. augustine. >>in 1738, the spanish decided to start for t mose. there were approximately 100 freedom-seekers that arrived, a good mixture of men, women, and children. part of the spanish goal was to the encourage the ones-slaves to come into st. augustine so that the spanish would have all that extra labor, and they could protect the north side of downtown st. augustine. it also helped to take away from the british's labor force. if the plantation owners didn't have the labor to work their plantation then they would become poorer and poorer, and it would hurt the british's determination to take over georgia and florida. slavery under spanish rule was quite a bit different from what we consider slavery to be. it was not considered a natural state, and it was not due to race or color. when the spaniards came to the americas, they brought that belief with them, and that is what allowed fort mose to become a free society, s

northern ireland. it is much appreciated. i just want to follow up with something that congressman ds brought up and you talked about the normalization process. rep. rooney: one of the things that somebody from south florida -- he comes again no -- you come to know from the university of miami or one of the constituents is that when the big issues for the normalization process and want to get your take on it is that i hear the constituents that came from cuba that have property claims that felt like when they left that they would be returning in short order and were able to because of the castro regime's seizing their property. part of the normalization process in my mind and i think would help a lot go easier and i don't know this is part of this, but i'm just couriers -- curious. his property claims -- lance, homes, and businesses -- going to be any part of normalization for cuban exiles in florida who are still alive in believe that once the castro regime falls would be able to reclaim that property? ambassador power: thank you. let me say that we are now at the early stage of normalization process. and so the dialogues that we have begun in the dialogues on whether or not we can establish diplomatic r

florida by late tonight. overall the southeast not looking that bad. today across the northerno the 70s for so many there. continuing the streak of beautiful weather. and across the west we have rain moving into the higher elevations. most of the four corner states looking beautiful. >> all right. guys. >> they need the rain out there. >> >> i don't think either of us have that worry. here we have simple fixes for common cooking mistakes. author of the new cookbook "the great cook" is here to help when things don't go as planned. >> right. >> smith field spiral spice hamt. always comes out perfect. you have nothing to worry about. when it comes to whipping together a quick salad we have steamed asparagus here and the most brilliant trick ever for the eggs. take a rack like this. put your eggs through. we have a little bit of vinegar and mus aroundtard. use the best quality olive oil. you mix that together so you're not wasting the old eggs. >> the boiled eggs. look how perfectly they turn out. >> what happens if all the sudden you add too much salt. kid pours a little much in w

northern europe but i am an american as well. and so we have to embrace the new americans who are here, who we live amongst down in south florida more than other parts of the country. archbishop thomas wenski: if you are a non-immigrant and you fall in love with an undocumented alien, and you get married, you might not, he's going to be deported. and that you can't really fix it because he falls under the 10 year ban so he will be deported and he won't be able to apply to come back to the united states for 10 years. that's one reason but, yeah that you might be concerned about if you're not an immigrant but, you know, so why should i care about the undocumented. it could come to affect you in a very personal way, so it's good to fix it, you know, to do right by everybody because they will end up doing right by you. dahlia walker-huntington: the cost of fruits and vegetables in our community would be unbearable. helen aguirre ferre: i would also like to say this is about national security. when we talk about 9/11 and where we are today, we are talking about issues of great national concerns, and we we're -- we're acknowledging that w

florida. 97 degrees. we're going to see some thunderstorms across parts of texas and oklahoma and across areas of the northernhat are you making for us? >> peter sun with of the greatest guys around. you and your wife and your kids took me as part of the family. >> you are a dear friend. >> have these guys do it together and so we're delighted. this is our sunday brunch our gift for you. >> really for us. >> i do brunch a lot for friends and i make almost the same thing. i always make biscuits sausage gravy and eggs. a nice healthy breakfast. >> stick to your bones. >> this really simple biscuit recipe on the website. you put all the ingredients in. i don't like rolling it out. i don't have about like 1/3 of this counterspace but it's a drop biscuit, so you put all the ingredients in and whisk it around like that and drop it. >> what are the ingredients? flour, cheese? >> flour, baking powder baking soda salt butter. and then so you just drop them right there. >> whoa. >> get the egg going. >> is that over easy or how do you like it? >> i'm not really great at cooking eggs. in a cast-iron skillet, you end up

northern europe but i am an american as well. so we have to embrace the new americans who are here, who we live amongst down in south florida more than other parts of the country. >> if you're a non-immigrant and fall in love with documented alien, you get married you might find out he will be deported. and, that you can't really fix it because he nall falls under the 10-year ban. he will be deported and will not be able to come back to the united states for 10 years. that is one reason that you might be concerned about it, if you're not an immigrant but you, you know, so why should i care about the undocumented. well it could come to affect you in a very personal way. it is good to fix it. you know to do right by everybody because it will end up doing right by you. >> that's true. the cost of fruits and vegetables in our community would be just unbearable. >> i would also say very quickly, an issue of national security. when we talk about 9/11 and where we are today, we are talking about issues of great national concern and we're acknowledging that we have approximately 11 million people who live in the shadows, to say the leas

florida. hot and humid orlando. morning showers in augusta be out thereof by the afternoon. quickly in toward the northernhiskey time. >> always whiskey time, rick. >> move over, mental. the ladies are stepping up to the bar. today women make up 37% of the whiskey drinking markets. up 15% from the 1990s. >> kind of hard to believe. why the boozey booze for what many think of as a man's drink. here to explain and promote whiskey. founder of women who whiskey. the club's vice president samantha mccann. thank you both for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> women drink brown liquor. >> we love brown liquor. >> when did this happen? >> it's been happening for over 150 years because it's really only gotten popular in say the last 15 or so with revival. cocktail revival. whiskey revival. >> you are going to show us, samantha how to make a good whiskey drink here. start off with the ice. you have got to have a good ice. >> cubes. i don't know if you can see them. mix for you manhattan, classic cocktail. besides martiny, favorite drink. two part dry whiskey one part vermuth. >> some restaurant

northern ireland. as somebody who worked for shaims, it's much-appreciated. i wanted to follow-up on something brought up and you talked about the normalization process. one of the things that somebody from south florida that you know, you come to know whether you go to school at the university of miami or just through your constituents is one of the big issues that i think that is important for any normalization process and i wanted to get your take on whether or not you think it's part of it that i hear are the constituents that came from cuba that have property claims that felt like when they left they would be returning in short order and weren't able to because of the castro regime seizing their property. part of the normalization process in my mind i think would help go a lot easier and i don't know if this is part of it but i'm just curious is property claims, land homes, businesses, going to be part of any negotiation for normalization for cuban exiles in florida who are still alive and believe that once the castro regime would fall that they would be able to reclaim that property? >> thank you congressman. let me say that we are now at the very early stage of a normalization process. and so t

northern europe but i am an american. as well. and so we have to embrace the new american whors here. who we live among down in south florida more than other parts of the country. >> an undocumented alien, you get married and they find out he's going to get deported you can't fix it because he falls under the 10-year ban. he'll be deported and won't be able to apply to come back to the united states for 10 years. that's one reason they might be concerned about it if you're not an immigrant but you, you know why should i care about the undocumented. it could come to affect you in a very personal way. so it's good to fix it, you know, to do right by everybody because they'll end up doing right by you. >> and the cost of fruits and vegetables in our community would be unbearable. >> it's also a matter of national security. when we talk about 9/11 and where we are today we are talking about issues of great national concern and we're act knowledging that we have approximately 11 million people who live in the shadows, to say the least. and we say in the shadows because we don't have proper documentation or organized documentatio