and florida oranges about three-quarters of the orange juice consumed in this country. the problem is a tiny insect killing off the fruit in record numbers. we get more on this tonight from nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: florida farmers are throwing everything they have got into a desperate attempt to keep citrus trees alive, but they are losing the battle against a deadly disease discovered here nine years ago that now threatens the entire industry. >> and if we can't whip this disease, you could possibly lose, would lose, orange juice at the breakfast table. >> that died on the vine. >> reporter: it's citrus greening caused by a tiny insect known as the asian citrus sillit. because of it, the florida orange crop this year is expected to be the lowest in 30 years. in just the last two years, the number of oranges produced has plummeted by about a quarter from 146 million boxes to a projected 110 million boxes. drastically smaller orange harvest now could mean higher orange juice prices later this year. the orange has long been the symbol of florida, and citrus is a $9

just wear your orange and black. know a lot of people will be on the city streets of san francisco at at&t park is going to be crowded. and that's an understatement. throughout the day today, temperatures are going to end up in very, very warm territory for this time of year. i can't stress that enough. you don't want to overit outdoors today. 75 degrees in san francisco and that translates to the upper 80s for places like san jose. make sure you're ready for a warm day ahead. if you don't like the heat, we'll cool you off as we continue throughout the week. temperatures fall back to that comfort level and we're talking about the 70s. laura looking great in orange out there. you shed that coat because, hey, it's already mild out there. you did a great job and send it back to your side of the field. >> hard not to get excited out here on the field. opening pitch at 1:35, as we mentioned. 75 degrees, you cannot beat that for a home opener. what a fantastic day it's going to be out here, scott. we appreciate you being b

in orange county, a 30% increase.is there any reason to support this idea that vaccinations could be dangerous to children? >> absolutely not. there are serious consequences to having -- getting the measles. >> reporter: here, they are trying to spread the word faster than the virus that vaccinations work. >> the two immunizations, mmr, that you get is almost 95% to 98% protective. >> reporter: there haven't been any new cases here in three weeks and more people are getting their shots. maria laguardo tells me she brought her children in for the vac nations two days after hearing about the outbreak. >> education can overcome misconceptions. >> reporter: our shrinking world. according to the centers for disease control, 93% of the people diagnosed with measles in california contracted it abroad or from someone who just returned from overseas. >> measle sincere pretty prevalent in other countries. when you go and visit you need to make sure you're immunized. >> reporter: more affluent parts of orange county. but he's ho

. >> the story behind the orange underwear at the tulsa county jail. >> get out of here. the david l. moss criminal justice center looks like any other office building in couple examine the tulsa county jail, on any given day, about 1800 men and women are incarcerated here. most are only accused of crimes and awaiting trial at the resolution of the cases. since that could range from days to year, jail officials say they strive to make the stay as comfortable as reasonably possible. >> we know you're in jail, you know you're in jail, why can't you have a chair that's comfortable to sit in while you're watching tv? why can't you have access to hot and cold water, access to food so you can snack and all of the necessities, but on top of that, because of the way we design our facility, inmates can leave their housing unit unescorted, people ask why all the time. why did you do that? my response is, why not? if we are going to let human beings maintain dignity, why not? you give to them until they prove they don't deserve it, then you take it away. and that's what we do. >> wh

in orange county alone the number of cases has skyrocketed. >> we have 22 cases in orange coun countyorter: why the sudden outbreak? the reason is the growing number of parents refusing to vaccinate their children. last year in california, there was a 15% increase of people opting out of immunizations. in orange county, a 30% increase. >> is there any reason to support this idea that vaccinations could be dangerous to children? >> absolutely not. there are serious consequences to having -- getting the measles. >> reporter: here they are trying to spread the word faster than the virus that vaccinations work. >> the two immunizations, the mmr you get is almost 95% to 98% protective. >> reporter: there vice president been any new cases here in three weeks and more people are getting their shots. maria tells me she brought her children in for their immunizations two days after hearing about the outbreak. >> education can over come these misperceptions. >> reporter: another reason for the outbreak is our shrinking world. according to the centers for disease control, 93% of the people diagn

anybody wearing orange gets a special treat in my eyes today. anyway we're still celebrating and i never knew that wearing orange and the giants and sports will be so closely connected to what we do in emergency management but it is and it is for good reason because our city's success is really dependent upon inviting thousands more people here to enjoy our resources here in the city, to tax us a little bit on it, but this is what we do as a great international city. all of you have a very distinct role in all of this and it's my pleasure to begin telling you how proud i am and the months of september and particularly october have all been full of great events, and numerous events, and sometimes on schedules that while we had mentally took note they would be on the similar weekends, we were of course needing to really communicate with each other, and make sure we did all the things in the background that no one ever sees and talks to each other to make sure things happen smoothly, and i want to give big kudos to ed risin and all the others in tr

but this one wears an orange hoodie.an fell on the tracks, a stranger jumped in front of the oncoming train, hoping it would stop in time. tonight, video of courage and kindness in action. and abc's gio benitez has the man who is "america strong." >> reporter: this is an underground train station in chicago wednesday morning. people are looking in disbelief. watch. a man is jumping around on the tracks, wearing orange. the oncoming train, just feet away. >> out of the blue, i hear somebody yelling, she fell. she fell. the train is coming. >> reporter: a woman had fallen on to the tracks. and eddie palacios, an off-duty tsa officer was right there, heading into work. he jumped on to the tracks, thinking his orange hoodie would be bright enough to alert the conductor. the train stopped. >> that man is really a hero. i don't think i could have stood on the tracks. >> i really don't think that i'm a hero. i did what i thought was best. >> reporter: but look at how many people were on that platform. eddie's the only one who j

start off with my favorite produce item blood oranges.ut those on there. >> you have one or two-a-day? >> if i can. then we'll put in some shaved parmesan. a great offset. lemon fresh squeezed and olive oil and salt and pepper. >> the top of the scallions so not too much of a bite. could you get that balsamic reduction and put a little bit on top? >> love to. okay. >> nice and sweet which will complement the blood oranges beautifully. >> look at that. >> perfect. >> beautiful. stephanie -- >> i can't wait. >> -- the taste of spring. beautiful. bye-bye. >>> stuck between a prize and a hard place. the trouble this little guy squeezed himself into coming up next. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or a question, give us a call, 1-888-5-helps- u. volunteers are standing by right now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [sister off screen] so, and i lied to you earlier when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] s

this is a nice pencil from nars. >> kind of orange orange. >> this is orange orange but you can makeyour own and add a little bit of pink to it or a nice red to it and kind of create your own orange. you don't have to do exactly what i'm doing here. >> so as much as you apply it can be darker or lighter? >> exactly. >> now i think that this color might be tough for a lot of women to wear. can anyone pull this off? >> again you want to make it your own so start with something like this and definitely apply something else on top of it and this is more of an orange red so i'm going to go ahead and mix a little bit of that into it just to give you a little bit of a different shade here but still sticking into that orange. >> you make it a custom color? >> customize it to yourself exactly whether you like a little bit of more red to it or a little bit more pink, but it definitely is going to give you that new trend that's going to keep you current, up-to-date and modern. >> those are all things i strive to be. not as easy as it sounds so that looks great. that doesn't even look orange ora

and we have three out of the 22 real housewives of orange county. how many are there? >> i don't know. they keep coming and going. >> we don't know how many. but they'll be with us. >> how was your weekend? >> it was finally a beautiful weekend, wasn't it? yeah, it was so great. just to be outside. unless you had had winters like we had, recently, you don't -- i don't know how can you appreciate spring if you haven't had a winter like that. it was beautiful. had one signing for a product that i -- shall remain nameless, but i went to -- have you ever been to stu leonards. >> i have not been to stu leonards and apparently i've been missing out. >> there is frank. it gives us a chance to remind each other we're in each other's lives. we're on our way and lots and lots of people came out. i brought something for you from stu leonards, there is four of them around the tristate area, it is like going to a farmer's market/general store slash and everything is huge there, like lobsters that are this big. they have got meat that looks like -- that bam-bam, flintstone would eat

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

tomato cherry and carrot orange.half the fat as the typical ones that i love. >> i'd be willing to try that. >> carrot orange may be like carrot cake maybe. >> i don't know. >> maybe a creamsickle. why? >> you have cool video to show us. >> i don't know what's going on. saudi arabia, i got this video changing tires, two of them, while balancing on the other two. it took them three minutes to do both of them and what i did is i -- i thought i googled like how many people -- this is obviously a fad in the middle east. >> that's scary. >> ten videos come up of people doing this. >> don't try this at home, folks. "way too early" starts right now. >> in the living room. >> getting it on and they ain't leaving till 6:00 in the morning. ♪ what you want to do pocket full of rubbers and my home boys too so turn off the lights and close the doors ♪ ♪ but what -- we don't love them so we go announce this oppose up down while you [ bleep ] down to this rolling down the street smoking and sipping on gin and juice ♪ >> brian willi

a slight risk mata oriskany orange area. tomorrow and tomorrow night that will probably be the tomorrow night's thunderstorms. the ones that occurred tonight are not going to be severe. here's where the severe weather will be on friday. here are the moving maps that show the whole thing coming together. there is the storm in combination with the high pressure. easterly wind will begin to increase between the two weather systems. >> a snowstorm develops on the north side. a good area vice between the snow and our rain. a little closer look at the showers as they are expected to develop toward morning. they let up in the afternoon. there is the new batch developing. the lines there are disturbing. when those occurred in the warm sector tend to be the proxy for strong gusty and damaging wind with thunderstorms. that is a pattern that we are going to have to watch. >> his me give you a preview of power from a lab prograprogram. >> increasing cloudiness. rainfall on the way but not until tonight. high temperatures today 47. the e

contain anti any tissue they called the phenomenon team is treated like edition of clip art and the orange cap. in january. it was a least in the british journal nature. the scientists are well below started questioning the papers. some think it contained a number of school. the committee concluded that image is used in the papers when nearly identical to those used in hair in two thousand live and to top the fifth which were from a different experiment they sent them into a concrete isn't the easiest amounts to confrontation. had to be candid and a noble laureate in chemistry he or she noted. nor is there was misconduct could undermine the credibility of the genome institute. and i will always guide you would like to set up an external panel to hear opinions on how to improve the code of conduct. all three can you all for a little shy for most of us got to be sixty of the decisions. she said in a statement that she felt surprised and anger. and that she will most appropriate think at the committee's findings. you can expect is that they were to make amends opel cars and other co authors.

this wears an orange hoodie.hen woman fell on to the track a stranger jumped in front of oncoming train hoping it would stop in time. tonight video of courage and kindness in action. abc news reporter has the stor >> this is under ground train station in chicago wednesday morning. people are looking in dispwlev. watch. man is jumping around on the track wearing orange. oncoming train just feet away. >> out of the blue i hair somebody yelling she fell she fell train is coming. >> woman had fallen on to the tracks and 50-year-old ed an off duty tsa officer was right there. heading in work. he jumped on to the tracks thinking his orange hoodie would be bright enough to alert the conductor. train stopped. >> i don't think i could have stood on the traichblingt i really don't think i'm a hero. i did what i thought was best. >> look how many people were on that platform. ed the only one who jumped on to the track. that orange hoodie giving him confidence. >> my son he doesn't go to the university of ill l notice he gue

the new orange engineers is go for two and a quarter? >> i didn't even look at it to tell you the truth. >> reporter: it's not cheap being a giants fan. >> it's not but it's fun. >> reporter: yeah. the giants have won two of the last four world series and they seem to like the even years. they won in 2010, they won in 2012. and now it's 2014. why not? >> well, let's hope. we have a great team. we have a great starting rotation. the bullpen is strong. we are hitting home runs left and right. let's hope they keep it going when they come back. >> they love the home opener. they won the last five in a row and 17 of 21. >> i like the logic, 2010, 2012 and now 2014. >> $225 for a jersey? >> the guy had no clue. couldn't believe it. >>> roberta gonzales is live at the ballpark this morning. we'll check in with her in just a few minutes. >>> time now is 5:09. search teams are trying to hear from the malaysia airlines jet that disappeared a month ago today. the hunt for the flight recorder coming up. >> did the man who opened fire in fort hood la

that area of yellow and orange is of concern. that's moderate to heavy rain. oak dale union city along highway 29. we've got heavy downpours at this time. you will need the umbrella again today. into the 40s and 50s. later today unseasonably cool with numerous showers and a thunderstorm will develop. we will have some areas of small hail. 50s and 60s. we begin to take a breather for our wednesday. and then a slight chance of rain showers return thursday night to friday morning. otherwise we're talking about sunny skies but look at the hi- def doppler radar elizabeth, more rain for the morning commute. >>> more is on the way. brief dryish break right now because no huge accidents out there. couple ones earlier and they're actually being cleared. so we're mostly dealing with is a lot of wet roadways and you can see the slick conditions heading to the richmond san rafael bridge. 580 still looks pretty good from the east shore into marin county hitting san rafael. a live look at the san mateo bridge. westbound 92. no longer any wind advisories in effect there or a

his grandfather had been an orange grower. the last thing he wanted to do was grow these oranges. it is forming work. he became a fantasy or -- he became a financier. he is now back trying to preserve and make a viable business of the historic orange groves. threat,ead off the main this interest -- the citrus pest making its way from florida to california. >> i think that south carolina is a good example of people from away and people from their deciding to come back. want to tell the story question my >> greenville is a phenomenal turnaround story. it was a big textile area. , it has theere bmw most impressively redone downtown we have seen. the mayor says that whenever they are trying to get businesses, international ones to come, the reaction is are you kidding? they come there, and then they are talking to real estate agents and getting a house. it is a beautiful place. it illustrates the community, the good and the bad. the more effective, the more exclusive. places including holland and greenville, where there is this tight community, i published a note from a woman who was

it is done. >> it is orange, quite frightening to the geese.l about the color. >> after a week geese will go, nah -- >> all bark, no bite. >>> coming up, grab sandwich bread for something fun. we're going to celebrate national peanut butter and jelly day. you're invited. >>> first, you'll never look at a chain saw the same way again. the accident that has one man counting his blessings. you're going to hear from him. you're watching "world news now." ♪ but i've got my chain saw ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by mucinex allergy. but he's got such sensitive skin that you worry about what you use in the laundry. my tide, downy, and bounce all come in free & gentle. so we get a cleaner, softer blankie. uh oh. [ female announcer ] tide, downy, and bounce free & gentle. saffect over 1 million homes a year uh oh. and can cost thousands of dollars to repair. thankfully, rid-x has enzymes to break down waste and time-released bacteria to reduce tank buildup. rid-x. #1 in septic maintenance. and now for rvs too! ♪ holding a chain

. >> we had 22 cases here in orange county. we have over the past five years, no more than one or two cases a year. >> why the sudden out break? the growing number of parents refusing to vaccinate their children. last year, there were 50% increase of those on theing out of the vaccinations. >> there are serious consequences to having the measles. >> they're trying to spread the word faster than the virus than the vaccinations work. >> the two shots you get are almost 95 to 98% protective. >> and more people are getting the shots. she tells me she brought her children in two days after hearing of the out break. >> education can overcome this perception. >> another reason for the out break is the shrinking world. 93% of the people diagnosed with measles in california, contracted it aboard or someone who returned from overseas. >> you need to make sure you're immunized. >> the majority of the people that are on theing out are in the affluent parts of orange county. he's hoping with education, their minds will be changed. >>> earli

showing red and orange in the east bay and zoom into that in a second. bay shows a build for north 87 than we saw last week and the school districts that are off and the san jose schools are still on and a different flow of traffic. we're now seeing northbound slow down from 101, as well. we had that closure and crash at oakland road and caused the closure of one lane. over here we have the closure for primridge avenue as they're expanding the apple campus. that closes today forever and that will change the flow of traffic and folks will have to adjust and watch the businesses on wolf are still open. the food and coffee over there, i'm being redundant. the slow down for 880. slower drive towards stevenson avenue and activity in the middle of the roadway that moved to the shoulder but the distraction and the build for traffic at the same time causes that slow down south of the dumbarton bridge. meanwhile, your typical pattern down towards the san mateo bridge continues for 880 and 238. westbound 580 continues a bit of a build and speeds come down 45 or 50

to oranges. >> then take this a day -- the survey the one question that we care about. are you insured? 5.4 million americans are insured more. neil: now hear the numbers i can get through with 46 million uninsured going into this. my math is 45 million with your math maybe 41 or 42. do you think if we knew we would have this many uninsured that we will still have 30 million was it worth it? symmachus is of a three year phase-out. neil: if we have 30 million uninsured was it worth it? >> absolutely. neil: really? >> we covered half. neil: but we were to cover everyone. >> nobody ever claimed everyone. neil: jonathan. everyone will be protected in this country now you tell me they won't. >> you can be protected by the fact way you lose your insurance coverage. in 2012 3.6 million americans lost their insurance coverage through job loss they had nowhere to go. now they have the exchange to turn to. neil: i did not want to go long but to be clear you credit all of this to the health care law maybe not even those from the frustration getting jobs and a better economy? is th

county, california, the number of cases has gone up. >> we had 22 cases here in orange county.a lot more than we normally have. we had over the past five years, no more than one or two cases a year. >> why the sudden outburst? the number of parents refusing to vaccinate their children. last year, many opted out of sh shots. is there any reason to report that vaccinations could be dangerous to children? >> absolutely not, there are serious consequences to getting the measles. >> reporter: so here, they're trying to spread the word faster than the virus that the vaccinations work. >> the two shots that you get is almost 95 to 98% protected. >> there have been no new cases here in three weeks, and more people are getting their shots. maria brought her children in for their shots two days a after hearing about this outbreak. >> education can overcome the misperceptions. >> reporter: another reason for the outbreak is our shrinking world. according to the center for disease control, 93 people contracted the measles from and bro -- overseas. the doctor says the majority of people opt

over in california's orange county the until of investigations tripled. >> in orange county california, people here are not used to doing without. some are lacking a busk concomponent of health worldwide. >> there are pockets of people who have not taken vaccinations. >> measles is infectious, the most infectious of all. >> the pockets tend to be high income neighbourhoods. we have zero or one case a year of measles, compared to the 21 we have had so far this year. it's a larger outbreak we have seen in the country. sit wide 49 cases of measles have been reported in california. last year at this time there were four. many people are wondering why the long-dormant disease is making a comeback. one reason is the international travellers in and out of the oc. another to a small percentage of parents who do not vaccinate their children. >> if you look who has been sick, five are children. if children goept have a regularly scheduled emr... >> the anti-vaccination doctor says it may be an outbreak, but it's not a threat. >> it's not a joke. it's to be taken seriously, but not something that

we'll be in orange -- jail, in orange jump suits. >> during an epileptic seizure neurons are firing electricalmpulses all at the same time. almost like an electrical storm. >> once we started it, first day, seizure free, no seizures. a week went by still no seizures, and then we were on to something. >> renaming their plant plant ncbd extract, charlotte's web. word spread quickly until epileptic community. chemist bryson rast demonstrates the preparation of charlotte's web oil. first the plant is soaked in food grade alcohol to draw out the cannabinoids. >> how long do you soak it for? >> the solubility is quite high. so we can soak it for as short as maybe a couple of hours to maybe overnight. >> and you end up with something like this. >> the solution is heated, to maximize alcohol evaporation. that is heated and mixed with olive oil. >> how many quality control processes do you have? >> we use analytical testing on site. to determine the viability of the raw oil. >> none of the stanley brothers have a medical degree. prior to this several works in the oil fields of texas. jesse stanley says

four women in orange county including three who went missing from santa anna last year. both are registered sex offenders. both were targeted because of their ties topless using it. they were wearing gps monitors during their crime spree. >> they were wearing those during the commissions of the crimes yes. >> police did not elaborate how they could have cared out the crime up supervision. potential are due in course. >>> he killed three people at two jewish facilityies. it means he will face state and federal charges in the killings. miller who was once a ku klux klan leader spoke terrible about jewish people. his three victims were not jewish. >>> and in sonoma county, about 200 people turned out for a planning session. and his board ended to close -- voted to close it at the end of the month. but doctors say changing could save it. >> they just handoff the baton to us and we will run very, very well and we will show the hospital is a success and is fight val for haves. they are voting to deep the emergency room open. without the drive they would have to drive to get to

what is that orange and red triangle on your plate?n. >> you know what pizza is. >> you are not a man. >> i am a man. >> i did see one of your shows once. >> really? >> once. you see a headline, then make fun of it and then they laugh. >> the monologue joke. >> it's disgusting. >> great. >> it's like a five-minute sketch. the entire thing is hysterical. >> i loved it. i saw it yesterday and thought i hope people don't really think i'm that stuffy. >> i think people know that you're not. >> i think it shows the great comedic timing you have. you were shooting that a long time. >> we were in 30 rock, went over to bryant park, in our carousel scene there where i said i was thrilld with joy. the writers were terrific. they sent this to me and said we've got to do it. >> it's hilarious. >> you have to watch the whole thing. >> i look forward to the next installment. >> seth is a great guy. thanks for letting me do ladies... 1 cream, no sugar. black. no cream, 1 sugar with a bacon, egg, & cheese mcgriddles... why does she get a mcgriddles? t

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and a total lunar eclipse will turn the moon orange.s called a blood moon and it's the first of four this year. the eclipse will happen tomorrow night into tuesday morning. we will have a little trouble seeing it, right, because of clouds? >> yes. but they are parting this morning. in the tenderloin our temperatures will be in the 60s. make sure to check that out. should be a good time. 74 in san jose with morgan hill the warm spot, 75 in the accuweather seven-day forecast a little warmer tomorrow. the coast stays relatively cool. then the wind shift will bring everyone cooler and breezier conditions tuesday and wednesday we warm up. your average thursday and friday. so next weekend is easter and it looks dry. >> yeah, everything is looking pretty nice, too. thanks, lisa. thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. we are off a bit early because of nba basketball. next, the oklahoma city thunder in indiana to face the pacers. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app.

red orange, yellow, the colors of the flame. red orange yellow, easy to bring, hot not cold, smoky and bold, fire is so hot it can also bring gold. earth is rocky, but don't be shocked you will not be poked by one of those rocks, earth the (inaudible) water, blue, clear and sometimes clean water to us in everything. ice liquid even steam water cools and cleans. (inaudible) [ applause ] >> thank you very much. thank you. our students, thank you very much. and so, item c, recognitions and resolutions and commendations, i believe that we have a couple of awards. >> we would like to recognize for the rave distinguished service award roxanne huie is she here, are you here? great, so we are going to ask dr. elizabeth blanco from the special education services department if she could please read the citation for her distinguished service award and we will make sure that they gets her certificate. >> dr. garcia? >> dr. blanco. okay, good evening, roxanne is from the brett heart school and she was nominated by one of her co-workers and s

we love to see your orange and black spirit too. you can share your pictures by clicking the send pics tab on our main page. >>> it was a beautiful day at the ballpark but it was also a toasty day. even hotter in the south bay. this is what it looks like in san francisco and san jose. you want to bring in chief meteorologist jeff who is tracking the spring heat and almost feels like summer. >> made a huge difference depending on how the wind wads blowing. 65 degrees and then you head to soma and we had 82 degrees. a little bit of an offer shore wind. temperatures jumped nearly 20 degre degrees. san jose at 90. we're going to under go some changes as we head throughout tomorrow's forecast. the winds will shift on shore. cooling down by 9 degrees to 81 and also to 80. we'll hold steady but some of the biggest changes will include fog at the immediate coastline. we'll talk about this coming up and if it holds any possibility of rainfall in the forecast in about ten minutes. >>> hillary clinton did drop a hint about her presidential asp

with his bright orange hood, he did what no one else could. abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: there is an underground train station in chicago wednesday morning. people are looking in disbelief. watch, a man is jumping around on the tracks wearing orange. the oncoming train just feet away. >> out of the blue i hear someone yelling, she fell, she fell. the fran is coming. >> reporter: a woman had fallen onto the tracks. and 50-year-old eddie, an off-duty tsa officer, was right there heading into work. he jumped onto the tracks, thinking his orange hoodie would be bright enough to alert the conductor. the train stopped. >> i don't think i could have stood on the tracks. >> i really don't think i'm a hero. i did what i thought was best. >> reporter: but look at how many people were on that platform. eddie is the only one that jumped onto the tracks. that orange hoodie giving him confidence. >> my son, he doesn't go to university of illinois. he goes to university of chicago. and he likes me to wear his burgundy hoodie but my wife was washing it yes

vinegar, oil, water, orange. >> when i was doing my skin care, we had orange in one of our products and it was eating the plastic because it really does clean deep. she realized that maybe one of the things that was causing her sister's problems was smelling, touching, ingesting these products all the time. because you always clean your house. you're always touching. and i know a lot of kids get asthma problems and all these things, you know, one time i was shooting a show up in canada, and i started itching terribly. i'm going, is anybody else itching? it turned out to be the cleanser i was washing my sheets in. it was different than my cleanser and i hadn't built up an immunity yet. why should we build up an immunity when we have products like yours? >> you shouldn't. we went out and said how can we use the most natural ingredients and being green is great and healthy for the environment. but we want to start at home. because a healthy you is a healthy world. >> this is your all purpose cleanser. >> yes. that will do everything in your house. it's vinegar, water, pure plant essentials

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passengers will see more flights to denver, orange county, san diego and seattle.o happening today. the california department of fish and wildlife will transport 100-thousand tagged young chinook salmon down the sacramento river to the bay by truck in hopes of increasing survival rates. a lack of rain has left stretches of the river too shallow to support the millions of fish that make the swim each year. scientists hope to use the data from the fish to identify trouble spots along the route. seaworld might have to free the whales. the california state assembly is considering a bill that would force seaworld san diego to stop using killer whales in its shows and to release them from their tanks. seaworld san diego houses 10 killer whales, which would be moved into a larger sea pen and could not be bred if the bill became law. five people were arrested over the weekend for a counterfeit credit card operation. the sonoma county sheriffi's office says the fake cards contained numbers from legitimate credit cards but a false name or the name taken from a stolen driver'

the moon appeared to be glowing reddick orange if -- reddish orange..m. if you were away from the fog. >>> an early morning fire forcing nine people including seven children out of their san jose home. fire officials say it started in the garage at a townhouse on moorings court around 3:30 this morning. nobody was injured. >>> if you've had your eyes set on google glass today is the big day. google will sell its internet connected eyewear online for one day only. the cost is are $1,500. and if you really want a pair, don't wait. there's a limited supply. stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,, >>> good morning, right now we got an unusual traffic jam on the venetian bridge. for a while lanes were blocked and everything is now clear. this is southbound 680 approaching marina vista. still very slow though all across the span heading southbound. also living san francisco, we had this crash just cleared to the right hand shoulder. southbound 101 before cesar chavez. still pretty backed up though and chp is on the scene and live look at t

but most notably, those shades of yellow and orange. let's zoom in on one of those clusters right now in-between the crockett area. also ole receive bonn tea in hercules, this right here could contain a thunderstorm as well. we're picking up some shades of red at this particular time. this is going to be on the increase in the afternoon hours. it's live. it's our kpix 5 weather camera looking to the shark tank where it's a cool start to the tuesday morning. no joke. on this april the 1st. it's 42 degrees in santa rosa. 43 san jose. mid 40s in concord. we have the passage of yesterday's cold front and a lot of cooler air mass in place. rain on the increase again today. we will see more scattered thunderstorms containing small hail and snow level develops to -- drops to 3,000 feet. futurecast, towards the tail end of the morning commute, still hit and miss scattered showers. upstream. we have this area of low pressure diving out of the northwest. heaviest rainfall for your evening commute. that's when we'll see that potential for thunders

even the water is orange. >> the high led, cadmium, and zinc content, you can't see that in the watert the fact that it is orange means there are met nals the water. >> reporter: it is still a wasteland. the rez denthds were bought out and moved, but it was never their land to begin with. in the late 19th century, mineral deposits were discovered beneath their homes. many tribal members who refused to sell out were declared incomp tent and their land was seized. now the tribe has the clout to make its case. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: they have grown rich from their casino growth. >> our resort gives us funding and more sort of an economic power now in the region. >> reporter: the u.s. government has allowed the tribe to clear the waste powers on a site less than a square kilometer once leased to a catholic school. the school leased the land to a mining company. >> the tribe only gets the land off it is looted. >> yeah, that seems to be the pattern. >> reporter: now they hope to lobby the government to declare the entire 103 square area, and take full ownership on what the government promised wo

. >>> a school bus crashed in orange county this afternoon injuring 13 people in anaheim hills in the eastern part of the city. the driver was trapped till firefighters freed him. officials say 9 students are among the injured. there is no word on the extent of the injuries or what caused the crash. a student on the bus said they were from a charter school. >>> a police officer flipped a patrol car this afternoon while chasing a stolen vehicle on tennessee street. the officer was taken to the hospital and is in fair condition tonight. there is no word whether the police caught the driver of the stolen car. >>> we are learning more about the investigation into the shooting at a medical building. we broke the news yesterday about the shooting and the lock down and evacuation that followed. tonight we learned police found a weapon and ammunition inside the suspect's home. 84-year-old was taken into custody last night at the home. investigators say it is too early to say if the weapon is the one that was used in the shooting but neighbors are surprised to hear of his arrest. >> he is a qu

>> where is your orange? >> i am wearing orange. >> now a look at our east bay hills camera, you can see looking down from our east bay hills toward the san francisco bay, that is as you come up to the eastern span of the bay bridge with haze there, and it is diffusing the lights that are off of the bay bridge and we are going to be seeing fog this morning, mostly patchy fog at half moon bay and there is a thickening of clouds. from the exploritorium to the western span of the bay bridge, it is beautiful. nice and clear. turning warmer today if san francisco at 52 and oakland is 55 and 49 in redwood city and san jose is 52 and 46 at half moon bay. more sunshine later hours because of the area of high pressure over the pack and as it comes in toward california, it will bring a weak onshore and that is weeking our terms warmer. that is going to be replaced where the trough coming in over the pacific northwest cooling things down for the end of the week. tonight the giants take on the dodgers and it will be bree

orange and black? it is opening day, home opener for the san francisco joy amendments.e have gorgeous weather on tap for that. we will check in with meteorologist mike nicco. we are trying to make this a holiday. everyonen whats the day of 50. even the a's fans. opening day used to be more special than it was when i was a kid than now but it is still special. maybe you can make it special if your kids and keep the tradition going. you can see the high clouds showing up with low clouds along the coast and today is going to be a special day as far as a lost sunshine and high clouds and warmer-than-average and most of us in the low-to-upper 50's through 7:00 and in the mid-60's to mid-70's from the coast to inland and mid-50's at the coast and that area is cooler in san francisco. 76 to 82 bay and inland so amer than yesterday and well hang out in the 60's to low 70's through 7:00. enjoy the tuesday. leyla gulen? >> headed into san francisco this is where we have an accident involving a possible officer although we don't know if lanes are blocked. this is plenty of traffic