orange. orange. can you remember that? how about if it goes the other way, what if i said white take away orange, turns blue. remarkable? well, the effects of that are kind of nice. ted, the lights, please? would you ever be wondering why the sky is blue? how many say, "well, it's probably the reflection of the water." no, now, i go to minnesota. now, i go to kansas. what's the color of the sky in kansas? well, it's usually yellow-green, right? come on, what is it, gang? it's still blue. why is the sky blue? because it's absorbing all the red. a little bit different phenomenon going on here. let me just tell you about it. it turns out that light coming down from the sun-- [makes noise] --showers itself upon the atmospheric molecules. now, we got big ones, we got little ones, we got all sizes up there, okay? and these molecules will scatter off the frequencies of light. it's called scattering. now, what frequencies will be scattered? let me give you an example. let's suppose i have a couple of bells here. here's a little be

the theo lacy jail is the largest of five jail facilities in the orange county system. it sits on 11 acres and has a capacity of more than 3,000 inmates. >> let's go. hands behind your back. back row go to the house. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise an

>>> every year, close to 70,000 people are processed through the five facilities that make up the orange county jail in southern california. most have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, charged with everything from minor infractions to murder. some will be released or bailed out within hours. others will call the jail home until their cases are resolved in court, a process that can take years. one inmate facing such a prospect is daniel wozniak, who prior to his arrest, could be found performing as an actor on the stages of various orange county play houses. >> i want people to know i'm a good guy. i'm easy going. i enjoy long walks on the beach. i'm an aries. i just want people to know that no matter what throughout all of this, i'm really a good guy. almost everyone in my life will say so. >> what i know of wozniak is he's in custody for a double murder. a beheading was involved as well as dismemberment. >> wozniak has entered a not guilty plea in a case that made headlines in orange county. he's alleged to have murdered two friends in order to steal money out of their bank acc

and that's just the orange county cases. there's cases in other states, other counties.elf in a world of courts for a long time. >> jeremy bowles poses a huge threat because he's completely unpredictable. one minute you can be talking to him, and he can be laughing and just having a normal day. and the next moment, he can literally be attacking you or me. he's from this particular gang in l.a., sarzana. >> it means the city in hell. meaning cause as much mayhem, as much damage as you can. >> through prison and through other incarcerations, he's really made connections with people from the mexican mafia. >> them people to me are the same people as me, meaning mexican mafia. a lot of people live in fear of them. me, personally, i never did. it was something i kind of grew up with. >> jeremy bowles to me is the ultimate chameleon. he basically can fit in anywhere. and with the relationship that he's made with the mexican mafia, he truly is capable of doing just about everything. including killing people. >> while bowles has never been charged with murder, he freely admits t

you look like a big carrot for a while because you're wearing bright-assed orange, the brightest orangerange. >>> over in the workers' barracks of the theo lacy jail, donald stokes is headed in a completely different direction. tonight he'll be released from jail. >> at this point i'm pretty much ready to go. i said my good-byes to everybody and passed off that which can be passed off to my friends that i'm not going to be taking with me. i'm just a little bit anxious. just waiting for that minute where they call my name and i get a chance to grab the rest of my things and head on down the road. it could be any time now, but it seems like every minute's taken hours, you know. it'll happen when it happens, i guess. in case of emergency. >> because stokes was taken into custody without shoes, the jail has allowed him to have a pair of flip-flops so that he won't leave barefoot. >> come to the back door. >> yes, ma'am. >> take it easy, guys. be safe, you all. take your time. love you. be in touch. take care, you all. peace. be safe. see you soon, guys. >> stokes will now head to the intake

carrot for a while because you're wearing bright ass orange.een like crossing guard orange. >> over in the workers barracks of the jail donald stokes is headed in a completely different direction. tonight, he'll be released from jail. >> at this point i'm pretty much ready to go. i said my good-byes to everybody and passed off that which i can pass off to my friends i'm not taking with me. and i'm a little anxious waiting for that minute where they call my name and i get a chance to grab my things and head down the road. could be any time now but seems like every minute has taken hours, you know. it will happen when it happens i guess. in case of emergency. >> because stokes was taken into custody without shoes, the jail has allowed him to have a pair of flip-flops so he won't leave bare foot. >> yes, ma'am. take these. be safe you all. take your time. be in touch. take care y'all. be safe. see you soon guys. >> stokes will now head to the intake and release center where he'll receive his street clothes and belongings. >> see you for the reunio

among other things, she runs orange county's other gated community. orange county jail. >> it is dynamic. every day is a bit different. so you constantly have to be re-evaluating that and the folks work in the housing areas are very astute at identifying problems early on and that's the key. you're dealing with a population that doesn't want to be there, they're not necessarily there with people they like, they're probably facing some very challenging times in their lives. >> the greatest challenge for many inmates in the orange county jail is uncertainty. unlike prison inmates, who have already been convicted and sentenced for crimes they have committed, most jail inmates stand charged with crimes, and are still working their cases through the court system. the process can take years. so some try to make their jail cells home. >> this is the living room right here. we keep the books and the magazines and trash. this is the kitchen where we eat and everything. this is the bathroom, the washing machine/shower, bird bath. >> with such close quarters, de

this is in southern california in orange county. we're getting some reports there are water main breaks, possibly gas leaks. we're also hearing dodger stadium, a game going on tonight. it was sixth inning. we'll bring you more from different locations. >>> after years of testing on animals doctors are trying to suspend animation on humans, keeping them in a state between life and death. surgeons at a pennsylvania hospital are using the procedure on patients with traumatic injury. the process involves replacing the patient's blood with the cold saline solution and bringing their temperatures down. the patient would be clinically dead, but that gives doctors several hours to fix the injury, get blood back into the system and bring the person back to life. doctors say they'll evaluate this process after they work on at least 20 people. >>> british doctors announced the first documented case of people catches tuberculosis from their cats. a new report, public health officials say four patients came down with that infectious disease this

they always begin their time at the intake center located at the central jail facility. >> orange county jail system is considered a mega jail. we have the ability to house over 7,000 inmates at one time. and the challenges we face pretty much reflect, to a certain degree, the challenges the community faces with gang affiliations, with drug abuse, mental problems, issues that would be better served in hospitals but given the current situation they end up in jails. >> since the new arrivals' charges might range from minor infractions to murder, deputies must be vigilant to ensure safety. >> the uncuffing process is probably the most dangerous. that's where if they're going to do something to us, they'll do it then. once they're uncuffed they have an opportunity to attack us if they want to. it's a lot of judging on our behalf to see where they're at, if they're going to try anything or not. >> brian james came through intake less than 24 hours ago. after a wild night on the streets. >> my charges are robbery, assaulting a police officer with a vehicle, resisting arrest, possibly home inva

people are still drinking orange juice. they're drinking more excessive orange juice. expensive but also they want orange juice that's as fresh as possibleable. >> you're talking about it becoming more of a niche product. >> absolutely. maybe it disappears from the breakfast table but not the brunch table. >> we've seen milk has to do a different. could orange juice do the same attract a new audience? >> that's a good question. milk doesn't have as much of a place at breakfast as orngs jusz but original juice is drunk at different parts of the day. maub they're advertising pitches for people to drink it not just in the morning but throughout the day. >> we've seen the same kind of advertising pitch. it's kind of what made orange juice an everyday product, right, way back in the '50s. >> well orange juice wasn't drunk bay americans until the late 1940s from what part-time know as a concentrate. after that they pitched it and boom. there's no question the market can help americans fall back in love with orange juice. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >>>

growing oranges is now an uncertain business. smaller orange growers the risks are even greater. if citrus greening has the potential to wipe out your sole source of income, many here are turning to new crops. for fourth generation citrus farmer dustin lowe that's been towrng crops likturning to crope blueberries. >> if we stayed in citrus i wouldn't have a full time farmer. i'd still have to have a full time job somewhere else and be a part time farmer. >> getting production back up and, the next few years will be even tougher for florida's most important crops, andrew gallagher, dundee, florida. >> i could use all of the vitamin c on that conveyor belt right now. it is opening day and for the first time the umpire's call is overturned. >> a lot of them should be overturned in the past. well, major league baseball, stiffer penalties for performance enhancing drugs. but the most expanded use on baseball, they would receive another one. umpires can call for a review at any time however all remaze will be reviewed not by the umpires at the game but rather a crew at a command center

syracuse wins it. >> if i cut you, do you bleed orange? >> i bleed orange.y hopes if they don't already, they'll want her. her company is barpging on it. >> smell is so personal and your college connection is so personal and emotional as well. >> reporter: masik collegiate fragrances makes fragrances for schools. >> think with a big sports program become as big fan base. does the fragrance idea going to be embraced by the campuses and the communities as a whole. >> reporter: we fanned out across the campus to ask the experts. >> what does syracuse smell like? >> pulp and delicious. >> oranges. >> you smell it. it smells like fresh mowed grass. >> i love that smell. >> snow and cold. >> does snow actually have a smell. >> reporter: if i say syracuse and fragrance, what springs to mind? >> oranges. >> reporter: so that the scent evokes the school masik and her team have to consider it all. let's not forget the mascot, the crazed fans, and especially that color. >> very oranges. >> a tangy orange. >> a tropicana? >> i think that's a fan. >> we even asked former

four orange objects spotted earlier. those orange objects are calmed promi -- called promising leads. >> we did encounter an area which included at least four orange colored objects. greater than approximately two meters in size each. i must stress that we can't confirm the origin of these objects. >> let's not get our hopes up just yet. those very same orange objects could be called ocean trash when crews find them. or they could be the huge break desperately needed to help solve the mystery of flight 370. the whole world is watching and waiting for any physical evidence of ma llaysia flight 3. desperate relatives of passengers say the truth needs to be revealed. >> translator: we want malaysia to apologize for the information that caused confusion in the first week which delayed the search mission. and we want the malaysian government to apologize for irresponsibly announcing on march 24th that the plane had crashed. >> of course, our reporter and our experts are standing by, standing at the ready to bring us the very

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intriguing because they are all together and bright orange. don't know what that is. there have been a number of items. there is a lot of sea junk out there, jim, very difficult to tell until they are picked up by the sea vessels whether or not they are actually connected to the plane. >> one of the problems is that the plane will spot something but it is difficult for the ship to get to that same area in time before the current has moved them on. how confident are they when the search planes go up that they will be able to potentially pick them up. it depends on whether or not the g gps buoy is dropped. for example, there was some debris spotted on the sea. the pa crew did not drop a gps buoy. they weren't quite sure and leaned toward the theory that they might be significant. the australian crew yesterday, seeing those four orange objects did drop one. if it is dropped, then the chances that a sea vessel will be able to find that debris is much higher. so that is really what they are looking at. if a gps buoy is dropped, then the chances are

the filtered waste water provides 20% of orange county's water semi. that will do it for this edition of aljazeera.com. home schooling is on the rise and expected to be a continued trend, is that better educated kids or keeping them unprepared for the world? waj is bringing in the live feedback and waj, this is a very

. ♪ california here we come >> sreenivasan: orange county, california's reputation only grew when the.v. crews started rolling in several years ago. but the real housewives of orange county and the teens of laguna beach failed to mention a major piece of the o.c. drama. the county is also among the top ten in the u.s. for childhood food insecurity. the term means that along with the yacht clubs and average home prices of nearly $2 million in some spots, orange county also has more than 150,000 children who don't know where their next meal is coming from. paul leone is the president of the illumination foundation, a group that helps struggling families find housing and stability. >> the area that we're standing in right now which is newport beach, the richest think in the nation. and then 17 miles away we have one of the most densely populated and poorest cities in the nation. >> sreenivasan: among the poor are thousands of low income workers who support the county's luxury economy. before leone's foundation intervened, kids in the tina pacific neighborhood of anaheim often skipped mea

basin, orange, l.a., ventura, riverside even, fred.re 7.2, 7.5, four times in the last seven years. mind you, this was only discovered in 1979. that's deducing from what you've known. here is a look at the intensity of where it is and where it could be. this is 5.1 with release of energy. average per year over 1400. we have earthquakes every day in this world. you don't feel all of them. >> that's extraordinary. >> what we're more familiar with is san andreas fault. that is east. quite a big one that runs up and down the coastline. it's this fault we're talking about here. tectonic plates. >> it really is a way of life. people are accustomed to degrees of tremors, earthquakes, they know what makes them nervous. still in the back of everyone's minds if you live in that region is the next big one. >> nick valencia, who was there said something like that happens to you, you never forget it. you're bracing for the next one. when it happens you become more acutely aware. >> it's great to be prepared. i kind of forgot, what's the rules. good

>> the color. >> ok. >> you're looking for the-- the deepest orange color.cross between a mandarin orange and a lemon. >> karen is just a--a wonderful, wonderful person. she has such a kind soul, and, uh, she treats these lemons like they're each individual, like they're one of her children. and it's so wonderful to have somebody that appreciates that so much, what comes fro-from the earth. and we're an organic, seasonal restaurant, and so we really appreciate supporting the farmer. >> ursula gets to support farmers every night at the flea st. cafe in nearby menlo park. there, they try to honor their local hardworking artisan farmers like karen, who grow and produce nurturing, farm-fresh foods. along with desserts, the lemons show up in a variety of forms at the restaurant, including desserts, drinks, and even being fried for a fritto misto dish. yeah, i said, "fried." >> when you think about it, it's kind of strange, but when you eat it, it's so good. the connection. when you make that connection with the farmer, with, uh, growers, it's-- it makes for a dif

one is red, the other is orange and white. they found an orange rope and a blue bag.s are connected to the plane. but seven ships are trying to track all of that down. >>> and anger over malaysia's handling of the crisis spilled into beijing today. family members staged a protest accusing malaiysian officials from keeping information from them. >> translator: they're all still alive, my son and everyoe on board, the plane is still there too, they're hiding it. >> other families in malaysia ask -- calling it the most difficult part of his life right now. he promised the families he will do whatever it takes to find their loved ones. search crews scoured 97,000 square miles of the southern indian ocean today alone. the search picks up tomorrow again at daybreak. we now have plane spotting objects as opposed to just satellites now. ships have been able to retrieve some of those objects that i mentioned still in clear weather us indeed plane debris. help us understand what is taking place here. how much more encouraging is it that ships are -- and planes are spotting and

four orange objects spotted earlier.ts are calmed promi -- called promising leads. >> we did encounter an area which included at least four orange colored objects. greater than approximately two meters in size each. i must stress that we can't confirm the origin of these objects. >> let's not get our hopes up just yet. those very same orange objects could be called ocean trash when crews find them. or they could be the huge break desperately needed to help solve the mystery of flight 370. the whole world is watching and waiting for any physical evidence of ma llaysia flight 3. desperate relatives of

it's great. >> do you see a bump any orange and that one or are you not sure yet? got to do it again. yes. this one is more orangey. that one is a little more bland. >> you pick the right one. >>iff is tightlipped about what they put their mark on, but work with all of the major food companies. >> there's a lot of secrecy about who is doing what with whom. >> is that because they don't want anyone else to get their flavors? >> once we create a signature for someone or they don't want us to do something similar for someone else. >> kind of gross, but i guess it is real. spending millions of dollars on horses. we will take you to london's thorough bred auction house. ♪ >> today in pursuits, we had to the exclusive world of horse rebound inressing a the u.k. with record sales and investments. stephanie baker traveled to the auction house in the north of london for a look into this exclusive world. this horse sold for almost $7 million. with that money, you could get 17 new lamborghini's. it is a symbol of the booming trade in resources. why is she so expensive? dancin

and i hope this objects, these orange objects. i don't want to throw, you know, a scenario that is not necessarily correct. but it could be that's the color of crew life vests, inflatable life vests. >> orange. >> colleen keller, i understand from producers, you're nodding your head in agreement with what michael kay is saying? >> yes. yes, i do agree. i was trying to think of what he was saying. the orange is definitely unnatural, and it's indicative of some type of life preserver thing. and we definitely need to pick that kind of thing up. what i was thinking earlier is the australians are doing a great job. and it's obvious that they're very methodical in the way they're searching, and that's very important. but we also would like to see transparency in the organization running the search. that's critical for the family members and for other people that are -- we want to see not only how they're picking where they're searching, but are they look at the other data, are they revisiting the original assumptions? are they keeping e

great. >> do you see a bump in the orange in that one, or you are not sure?ot to do it again. yes. this one is more orangey. that one is a little more bland. >> you picked the right one. >> iff is tightlipped about exactly which roddick they've put their mark on, but they work with all the major food companies -- exactly which product they've put their mark on, but they work with all the major food companies. >> once we create a signature for somebody, they don't want us creating something similar for somebody else. >> unbelievable. 90% of products have flavors. it is time now for "hot shots." a look at some of the most compelling images of the day. >> hi. welcome. at ant one of the stars international robot exhibition in the french city of lyon. robots of showed off all shapes and sizes, some with ipads for faces. the robotics industry is growing by as much as 30% per year, driven largely by humanoids. that's what i think of. this footage shows a state trooper investigating a shoulder on -- an accident on the shoulder of interstate 80. a pickup truck flies t

the rectangular object is orange. investigators say those colors are important and they are intrigued by them. we'll talk about that in a moment. now this development comes as a chinese plane located even more potential debris. in addition we're awaiting more satellite images to be released this time by france. search teams still have not found debris detected in two other satellite photos the first on your left 78 feet long, and 16 feet long and haven't found this debris either. this too taken by a chinese satellite. cnn andrew spencer is in perth, australia where the search may be gaining new momentum. take it away. >> reporter: no doubt about it. this search is indeed gaining new momentum. in fact we're being told the malaysian prime minister may be making a press statement in the next hour or two. so, i don't think he's going to be making a press statement just to reframe what we already know. so that's a closely watched affair. the search is ramping up and as more planes go up, more debris success discovered. two

as they age they can turn darker and look orange. the crew life vests are orange. i wonder if log like that could have come together. that size doesn't seem like it is part of an aircraft that i'm aware of. > key is going to be getting a ship out there and pick it up and take a closer look. >> we are talking about the pings from the black boxes. there is a deadline. the battery has a 30 day deadline. it might last longer, or is this the best chance to find these recorders. it is guaranteed to supply. there is no guarantee that it is pinging at all. they are not reliable and they have limited range. if it is pinging. maybe it will go 30, 35, 40 days. it is going to be very cold and that affects battery life as well. it is a bit of a crap shoot as to how long it will last. >> it is only useful once they have identified a debris field. they have to be close. >> tom, i want to go to you now. with flight 800, that was a smaller area. here you have a huge area, the only precedent would be air france 447, the difference there was wreckage was found. is there precedent for

it just so the hosts lead from the start was of the article plaques at orange revolution remakes. i have call it that a particular sunrise revolution the pearl streets revolution what everyone of all of her orange revolution what have you wanna call it but this time was much more complex because it involves support from a right wrist fractures and neil massa groups including the right sector of course we all know their new about this and this book without market which in the last elections the couple s bolts in ukraine that the communist party and now because they are part of a minister positions they want to ban to cover his body from ukraine and soft so that is envied the precinct has been fully documented facts on the brow who lead into the cool having fully documented not only by artsy but a host of independent websites it's very easy to fill of gold also a decent global search and find all the facts on the ground the sickest. what for. watch for ultimately once again to a report this to destabilize russia in ukraine with half of the brain that this is part of the russian sub

those orange objects, they're not from the plane. they're fishing gear. fishing junk in this vast area of the sea that is full, full of debris that's simply commercial debris. this morning an australian vessel, the "ocean shield" will head to the search area carrying a high-tech u.s. navy pinger detector that can scan under water, listening for the plane's black boxes. cnn's atika shubert spoke exclusively with australian prime minister tony abbott. she's live in perth, australia, for us this morning. the search zone still so big, atika, that searching for the pinger, they really want a smaller search zone, but what did the australian prime minister tell you? >> reporter: well, basically, he said that australia's coordinating this effort, and that if any country can help find the debris, this plane, then australia is the one. take a listen to what he said. >> everyone wants to get to the bottom of this mystery. everyone is united in their common grief, in their common anxiety to resolve this. i don't think we've got a whole lot of competing national pride

she was part of the orange revolution. >> i like most of our people, have to repent.i have to recognize my mistakes. >> i spoke to the polarizing kiev. >> there is a very real chance as you know well, that you could lose the crimea. if that happened, what would that mean to the ukraine? and the to the rest of the world? >> i think that today is not just ukraine crimea. it is the whole world if it is not reacting to the situation will lose stability. i think all top leaders in the world should be aware of this. the kremlin today has declared war not ocrimea, not on ukraine. but the kremlin declared war on the whole world. >> if diplomacy does not work, what would you like the world to do? >> evidently diplomacy isn't working now. the more time we lose the biggerrer the risks we -- bigger the risks we face. negotiating groups could resolve the situation at the very hirest level. -- highest level. will not receive significant results. instead, it will result where the march referendum will be held and ukraine will lose crimea under threat of armed force. today world lead

they spotted four orange objects in the ocean. bring in affairiation associate renee marsh.ee, this ocean shield ship as it's named is heading out shortly with a u.s. pinger on board. deploying that device will be rather challenging, won't it? >> it absolutely will be, fred. that pinger locater is a critical piece of equipment used to find black boxes where the data recorders. that has been loaded onto that australian navy ship and the ship will leave monday. it won't arrive to the certainly area until thursday. it still cannot be used until crews find the debris field. that's because the strength of the signal from the black box is only about a mile or two radius. you must really be in the right area to have any chance of detecting it. what complicates matters is the signal dies down as the battery stops. it could die august together. it could happen april 6th, if it hasn't already. event b, in the event it stopped emitting that signal. they have equipment that will map the ocean floor. take a look what they believe it will be able to do in assisting them in finding these b

orange county? >> it anaheim. orange county. they had five kids.ad, and my job was to get up, get the twins ready for lunch, close to everything, as well as for the other three girls. one was in college. one was in high school. they are a little older. it is still the same thing. are a kid yourself. you are 10 years old. you are taking care of other kids. >> that wasn't how they saw me. i was there made, and i work for them. i didn't see myself as a kid either. -- i was their maid. tavis: how did they treat you? you are their slave. how did they treat you? >> it was pretty bad. they let you know you work for us and you don't say anything. whatever we tell you, you do it, and you do it right then and there. tavis: what were your living conditions in this gorgeous house? -- i slept in the garage in a storage room pretty much. nore were no lights, no air, window, nothing. that's where they put me. i want to fast-forward because my time is running out, and i want to encourage people to read your book. there are a number of journalists writing about thi

the telecom side and france and orange is one of the best today. analysts seemed to like what re.y are hearing the oranges on the move and deutsche telekom is dropping. these guys are saying that they are lowering their free cash flow. those stories are a little bit later in the show. thatre moving and let's talk about the ecb rate decision today. they said that they need more data before deciding on further stimulus. is he at risk of missing deflation? we are joined now. this is a fascinating article. month saidaghi last that the eurozone is not japan. there is no reason to expect that overall prices will drop sharply. that islem here is that from the bank of japan monthly report in 1998 and what followed was a decade of deflation. thatroblem right now is deflation is a self-fulfilling prophecy. even if you see it, sounding the alarm could accelerate the process. you are not going to go out to buy tomorrow and the comparisons between japan and europe are getting clear. you have a reluctance of tanks to lend. , there is a lot of debate about moneta

virginia rolls the orange, orange on orange crime, 75-56. they will have a number 1 seat going into the acc tournament since '81. >>> you got to play some defense. i know buck -- you got get in the way of that buffalo. that was an easy score right there. tight game, they were rolling today, chris a nice drive. bucknell upstairs american 56- 51. >>> big stuff coming up. later tonight we've got spring training and spring football at maryland starting up today. >> that's right? >> yes. >> it's been a long time and they are having a good season, heck of a year. >> you're going to be busy for the next -- >> goodness, yes. >>> we have this winter storm on the way, winter storm watch is in effect for the entire metro for monday at midnight through 6:00 p.m. >> want to keep it right here. we will see you back here at 11:00. bye. >> tonight, combat alert, ukraine pushes back after russia send troops into the country, while the u.n. and u.s. work the diplomatic channels. elizabeth palmer in ukraine, and margaret brennan in washington have the latest.

orange tabby, kiki, she's not talking. you can see dirt everywhere. >> how did they do that? it's everywhere. >> there are cats and a dog in this house. look where the dog is it's dirt all over that bed and -- >> oh. >> that is classic! >> that dog is hiding its face in shame. >> he's not even in his own bed, he's hiding in the cat's get away and i love how it's holding its toy. >> it's precious and heartbreaking. he couldn't help himself in the heat of the moment. he was bored. >> the culprit here is pretty evident. dad let a 3-year-old make his own breakfast and as you can see a big mess ensued. >> oh, no. >> the 3-year-old william has made his breakfast of kashi very healthy. he decided to pour them out and spread them out and make hiswn breakf. maybe dadhouldn't have allowed him to make his own bowl of cereal. >> at least he remembered the spoon. >> who said you have to use a bowl. >> mom will come home and find this mess and say that's why i never leave you alone with a child. >>> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time. >>> the hi, everybody, i'm beth

orange could be about unchanged.t be -- >> not phased by the fact things will get more competitive in their own market. >> because they need to reduce the price competition we are seeing at the moment. orange coming ot saying they are cutting dividends, because they are a little more roifitable to 2502014. >> caroline, thank you very much. that's the latest on the tell com sector. coming up on the program, we will look ahead to the e.c.b. rate decisions. sfuss. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back. this is "countdown." i'm mark barton. >> and i'm anna edwards. a look at the top stories of the day. and they are central bank dominated. >> yeah, they are. particularly going into the e.c.b. it was long expectation, euro-dollar. euro-dollar above 137. that could be a bit of a headache for mario draghi today. despite the situation, economists will expect to see it. you can see the dollar pushed above $1.40, and that would be a massive headache for the euro-zone. >> 103 years. why is it relevant? what did i tell you earlier? >>

for instance back in september the "today show" launched its web connected orange room hosted by nbc youth correspondent carson daly who is 40 years old. (laughter) that's like three teenagers in one. and the orange room has been such a huge hit for nbc that recently good morning america unveiled their own brand-new youth zone. jim? youth nize me. >> you've seen the internet sensation here all morning long. and now it's time to reveal why. so gentlemen, everybody, social square, this is your room as much as it is ours. i love this craze. it is hip, it is young t is fun and it's all about you. >> stephen: that talking glow stick is right. (laughter) kids-- (cheers and applause) kids, kids, you know something is young, hip and fun if a middle-aged woman tells you at 8 a.m. and gma social square or sosh-squa as no one will ever call it, has all the same social media apps as the mobile home in your hand but with the convenience of a stationery room you're not in. jim. >> right now we have the instagram chat wall. all you do is, look at that, four viewers already checking in with question

this happened in orange county; correct. >> yes. >>reporter: my son has been texting me.he's a student in los angeles. he felt it probably an hour away. that would not be uncommon; correct maybe 45 minutes away. >> yes. we have had a number of quakes. we have kind of a swarm starting with 3.4 about an hour or so ago and then couple of after shocks and now the 5.1 and we have had a number of after shocks following the 5.1. >>reporter: okay dale i know we always ask you this questio question. i always wait one day for the answer to change maybe scientist change it. does it tell us anything about whether or not it's the precursor to bigger quake that something else its coming. >> that's one thing about earthquakes you just can not speculate on what may or may not happen. >>reporter: just can't be done. >> nobody in the world has been able to come up with any metho methods that are, that can be used rely bring so no. it's just not possible yet. >> okay. we are looking at this is live. dale we are looking at live size month grv from kbc and what looks like a pretty much more s

boxes, they black are orange boxes. this plane would have been equipped with two recorders. one of them was the flight data recorder. things like wing movement, settings. then you have the cockpit voice recorder. that has the most recent audio, up to two hours of material. after a crash, these are supposed to send out signals for about a month. they could still be underwater somewhere, which does make that signal little bit weaker.

all coming into the orange and yellow zone. orange speeds below 50, yellow below 60. we're in the 55 area for 680 through sunol and pleasanton. approach off the san mateo bridge, gusty conditions. that's what we see foster city, peninsula. 101, northbound palo alto smooth drive. no incidents for 101. smooth drive into the city. 280, watching the extension toward the china basin area, so far things look smooth. >>> things no the smooth in longmont, colorado. covering breaking news where police are pursuing a car after issuing an amber alert. it's that gold van in the center. originally a 4-year-old boy was kidnapped after the car he was in was stolen from a gas station. then we actually have video of where the driver that stole that car jumps out and now, look, he allegedly car jacks this woman that is in the van. you will see her jump out of the other side. this is on a busy freeway. he goes across the middle divide there to take off in the opposite direction. chase has been going on for some time now. going against traffic. you see so many close calls there. he's had

i wear orange, they wear blue. as long as i'm wearing this color, i have no say so in this jail. >> so you can do what you want? >> i can move you, yes. you're talking like we're equals, we're not. you do not run the institution. you do not dictate where you go.

in case you can't see it, the water is orange. this is what comes out of the taps in appalachian communities where the water is contaminated by dangerous mine waste, which fills their wells and flows through the streams in their yards. it's the result of an inadequate law that is failing to protect public health and safety near mountain top removal mining sites. but today, rather than examining ways to strengthen that law and begin to address the public health crisis that accompanies mountain top removal mining in appalachia, we're debating a bill that would make it worse. mining communities already have more instances of chronic disorders and hypertension, as well as higher mortality rates, lung cancer rates and instances of chronic heart, kizzny -- kidney and lung disease, proximity to mining locations also correlates with a higher risk of birth defects and damage to the nervous systems. and yet instead of finding ways to better balance public health and safety with coal mining, or at least working to prevent mining companies fr

the la on the damage and s, from orange county >>> a moderate earthquake hit southern california. the latest on the damage and after shocks from orange county and beyond. >>> a san francisco politician facing corruption and other charges getting suspended from ste senate. what lyes ahead for leland yee. >>> hot water for a san francisco 49ers player. what led to his arrest in san jose. >>> good morning. it's saturday, march 29th. >> we're expecting a little bit of rain in our area this morning. bryan has a check of the forecast. >> good morning. >>> we are looking for rain that will begin spreading south today over the bay area with snowfall having fallen. that's going to press south. it's just north of the golden gate. the heavier cells up here. santa rosa at 6:00 was reporting heavy rains. the first few drops began to fall at the golden gate bridge. as we move in you can see where the heavier cells are up 101. over by the shoreline also. we will all get it later in the day today. rain will be moving in. it will be breezy at time , especially the gusts in advance of this little s