let's introduce agent orange into the invitevietnam war, as you do. >> agent orange was introduced by a number of countries. it was a small manufacture scale thing, used to clear the perimeters, they cleared 100 metres around each side of the root. they found it was effective stripping away forests, exposing the enemy's hiding places and used agent orange and agent white, blue that were carcinogenic and they were used to destroy crops and forests. the thing escalated, 66 67. it rocketed up. what happened then was the demand for production for the military was so great that the companies accelerated the manufacturing process. in the process of that they unintentionally introduced a lethal chemical dioxin. that is the problem. >> so at the height of the war i have numbers. between 196 is and 1971 u.s. war planes - 20 million poisonous chemicals were dumped. 60% was agent orange. 5 million people were exposed to the toxins. american and vooezar, and -- vietnamese, and how both were addressed is different. >> we are talking about 4.8 million being vooz civilians. -- vietnamese civilians.

let's introduce agent orange into the vietnam war. explain that. >> well agent orange was a chemical produced by a number of countries. introduced by big corporations. it was a small scale things and they used it to declare the areas, clearing hundreds of meters. over time they found it effective at stripping away forests, exposing hiding places and used not only agent orange but there's agent white and blue. they were carcinogenic. the thing escalated, 66, 67 rocketed up. what happened then was the demand for production for the military was to great that the country accelerated the manufacturing process, and they introduced a lethal chem cam. >> it is still there. >> yes. >> at the height of the war i have numbers, between 1961 and 1971 u.s. war planes dumped 20 million gallons of poisonous chemicals, 67% agent orange. 5 million people were exposed to the toxins american personnel and vietnamese. how they've been addressed is different. >> we talk about the 4.84 being vietnamese civilians. >> absolutely. >> and almost 3 million ameri

that's when i got the idea for the orange garnish.ld do was bring bags of oranges to bars and show bartenders how to garnish our beer. people loved it. and when they realized it brought out the orange peel in the beer, they loved it even more. you could say the orange on top, brought it all together. >> wilson: welcome back. we're talking about the 2016 race for the white house and ted cruz announcing his run for president. joining us on the panel tonight: you can see him at the shubert theater in boston april 10 11, comedian lewis black. republican pollster and co-founder of echelon insights, kristen soltis anderson. and anchor on the blaze tv, she's coming back, amy holmes. and his new series "the big picture" premiers on natgeo tv march 30. he also worked in the office of the public liason in the obama white house, kal penn. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: all right. i want to be as fair as possible for this first question, so i'm going to start with you lewis. ( laughter ) okay, so, is ted cruz, in your mind, is he a serious, vi

do you throw the orange at the balloon and it pops?orange skin squeeze it over the balloon and look at that. >> just the acid of the skin? enough to pop the balloon. >> the skin contains a hydrocarbon which is flammable but once on the rubber of the balloon it dissolves or just yee eating oranges go around and ruining kids' day. >> how did some professor in my school days never shown me that. >> not showing it's simple experiments like this. fascinating to us. as a kid, if i'd seen this we'd try it. >> i want to see the slow motion to prove it's not a guy with a -- >> in the first part of the video it does get very close. you can see when the guy squeezes the skin of the original you can see droplets of it right there, it either weakens or dissolves rubber of the balloon and pop. >> about a minute left on the clock of the final home game for the meadow brooks. 57-51. when the coach calls for charlie hall to take to the floor. fill you in charlie has been the team manager for the last four years. he's a senior. he's graduating. charlie

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this happened near the airport in orange county. grief counselors will be at ryan mccall's high school in fredericksburg today. zachary kiesch is live outside river bend high school with more. >> reporter: that's right, eun. students returning here today will come with heavy hearts like most schools around the country students leave on fridays, they go out on the weekend and pursue hobbies of their own. for sophomore ryan mccall, his fashion was flying. we're getting more information today about the plane that crashed here. ryan was pronounced dead at the scene. we know now a little bit more. it was a 1974 piper single engine fixed wing plane. this crashed sunday morning east of the orange airport. ryan ryan mccall was the only one on board and pronounced dead at the scene. the school put out a statement yesterday that reads in part the river bend leadership team is working closely with the counseling staff to address the concerns of the entire community as we cope with the loss. our thoughts are whereith the mccall family. again, c

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then everybody started calling him uncle orange. because of the orange tree.ped the two get in touch. although the orange tree guy was a little nervous at first. he stated his preference to be called brother orange instead of uncle orange. he then invited matt to go to china. said he would cook him a nice meal. and wouldn't you know it, that's where matt is right now. earlier matt was greeted at the airport by brother orange, and a bit of a mob scene. matt has been live tweeting his trip to brother orange's village. over the course of today, they celebrated their new found celebrity by taking a mud bath together and planting a tree together. all this over an iphone stolen over a year ago halfway across the world. bringing people together in the today, by a mile. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now time for "the last word" with ari. >> we start with this. it is president obama's fault. the president came out on offense in a big way in cleveland, taking, yes, credit for all the good things happening in the country right now. also new v

. >> of the real housewives of orange county. >> here to explain, if they can keep their clothes on long enough. >> at 23 years old, an expert. he right now is in the french alps. this happened a little while back. the video posted a few weeks ago. >> this is exhilarating. it looks terrifying and exhilarating all at once. it's so cool to see him land and then fly off. doesn't seem like it should be possible. >> like low gravity almost. if you're running down a mountain on mars, like, whoo hoo, a big jump. >> but watch his move right about here. >> do you see that? >> james bond escape. >> yes, he business to be wiped out by an avalanche and he expertly picks up the wing the canopy takes him up into the sky, and he saves his life. >> he flies over the avalanche. the avalanche just -- >> yeah. >> watch this angle from behind him. >> that's a perfect da da da james bond escape. >> after that too, you get a bird's-eye view of the rest of the avalanche going down the mountain. you can just sit there and be like, whoo hoo! >> general thuggery around at world caught on cctv. start in hong kong

we're seeing more and more of the genetic results of agent orange. two boys are third generation victims and i see it in our own veterans' families back in the u.s. the problems have been skipping generations -- grandchildren and now great grandchildren are being born with problems as a result of the genetic issue with agent orange. >> reporter: after a 30-year career as a software developer recent divorce and a long struggle with posttraumatic stress syndrome, chuck sold his house and most of his possessions to come to danang and work with a local organization assisting agent orange victims. >> one of my motivations four or five years ago was to resolve my own issues as well as to work with the victims. i continue to heal as a result of the work that we do with the agent orange victims here. i have no medical or scientific background burks just interacting with the kids, i can see it max them happy. it makes me happy, too. hello. >> hello. >> reporter: maddis campbell a retired new jersey state trooper is redirecting his pension and veterans disabil

you can really see where the orange has settled on the bottom. when you look at the edge it looks very healthy but in the water, what happens. >> there should be lots of great fish here all kinds of insects but those have all been killed because of it. >> nothing in here. >> yeah. >> so is this the entrance? >> that's it. yeah. so right here six square miles of underground mine empties out right in this single spot. >> oh, wow. so this is where they drilled that hole 50, 60 years ago. >> that's right. >> and water is still pouring out. >> let's collect some water. collect some toxic water. so i know there's a lot of bad stuff in this water but being in it now, is it like toxic to us? >> that's one of the reasons i think it has not been cleaned up yet because human exposure is not really a risk. it's low ph but it's no worse than lemon juice. there's a lot of iron in it but iron is nontoxic really to humans at this level. >> so my skin won't fall off? >> i hope not. >> we got 20 gallons of future paint. out of these gallons, how much paint will yo

going to add the rest of the same orange and same type of orange. we juiced the other one. >> a nice naval orange. so good this time of year. >> then the pear. >> like the sweetness of the boss pear? >> it's a citrus, we want to have the sweetness of that and then add in some almonds for a nice notify flavor. just great in salads also. it's dressed very simply with some good extra virion olive oil and we have the salt in there. >> some pepper? >> you can if you like. >> just mix this up. there we go. nice big beautiful healthy salad. loaded with flavor. thank you bella. i did make a mess. i'll clean it up though. we're going to enjoy it. ciao. >>> it is move in day at facebook employees are settling in their new headquarters in menlo park. the giant structure expands across 430,000 square feet. and will hold nearly 3,000 employees. the campus still a work in progress. but facebook founder mark zuckerberg wants it to feel that way. on the inside there are several custom made art pieces from more than a dozen local artists. and the rooftop includes a

. >> 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

even though traffic is flowing smoothly, you see that orange blob of fog there. keep that in mind. folks travels north of novato might have trouble. >>> new legal trouble for the 9 49ers. bruce miller was arrested last tuesday. the arrest comes as the team is in turmoil and the nfl is trying to stay in the national campaign to put an end to violence towards women. >> they got a lot of criticism for letting ray mcdonald play while an investigation was going on. >> we were disappointed to learn of these reports and will do our due diligence in collecting all relevant investigation. 11 members of the 49ers has been arrested since 2012. in december, police investigated ray mcdonald again, this time for sexual assault. aldon smith has had multiple run ins with the law. he was also detained at l.a. x. for making a bomb threat. >> bruce miller's arrest could mean troubles on the field. the league has not said how they will respond, but if they prove true he could be suspended. frank gore is expected to make his departure official. gore set the 49ers all-time running list. there are rue mo

westbound 80 coming through this area is orange with hatchy dense fog. heading to the bay bridge where the metering lights are on. it is slowing with your right two lanes blocked because of spilled lumber. possibly your left three lanes is getting by, but there are more distractions. past golden gate field all of the way to university field and quickly building as this is the time when that portion of the president obama will build up to the east shore freeway. that will will a huge factor for that portion of the north shore freeway. we're having trouble seeing the reads. we're can just see a little of the s curve there. right now we can only see a c. that visibility is below a c as well. the res of the south bay bridge, moving slowly. there is the tri valley. it is building into union city. nothing up usual about that drive. northbound route, coming into san jose. farther south in gilroy. if you're going south, you will get through those passes as well. >> time right now is 6:21. a major change for the future of tomorrowland. >> and a tiny fish with a b

let's take a look doppler 9,000 that red and orange area, that is not heavy rain. just sleet mixed in as you head farther north near baltimore we're seeing a few flurries as well so kind of a mixed bag this morning but it's not going to last for too long, already well east of 95 to 95 is a little bit dryer and this heads out by about 8:00 or 9:00 we'll be pretty dry and cloudy. now through the rest of the afternoon by lunch time maybe one or two sprinkles but after that the sunshine will come on out so the afternoon sunshine is very breezy. temperatures right now we're into the 40s so even through southern maryland eastern shore with that little bit of sleet is mixed in just wet roads and we're going to see temperatures really increase this afternoon with the increasing sunshine and the breezy conditions, we're headed to near 60 and it will be a nice afternoon. larry what do you got going on? >> we've got situations going on several on 66 right now. let's talk about the major one going on this is eastbound between 29 and va28 where we have a disabled truck there. s

and finally, we have to paint it orange! and i raise my hand. do we have to paint it orange? you know, i just was asking a question, i wanted to make quadruply sure. >> jimmy: sure, you could never be too sure. >> you can't. >> jimmy: sounds like they were in the wrong in that situation. >> after a while i got sent to the principal so much they were just like, just don't send her in, just leave her in the waiting room. >> jimmy: we have brian wilson here on the show next week. and you recorded a song with brian wilson. >> he's the absolute best. i'm like the biggest brian wilson fan. i got to work with him -- >> jimmy: what was that like? he seems like an unusual character. >> he is an unusual character. it's like he knows exactly what he wants. and you go in and he'll tell you, like you could be like, uh, uh -- if he doesn't like that uh, uh he'll be like, stop it! stop, that's not it! >> jimmy: really. >> yeah, yeah. he'll just stop it right in the middle. >> jimmy: kind of like the teacher with the orange stuff. >> exactly. >> jimmy: you've come full circle. >> if he loves

today an investigation was released on the lasting effects of agent orange. >> reporter: more than 50go, the u.s. military started a program that would spray roughly 20 million gallons of chemicals, commonly known as agent orange across vietnam. the goal was to kill jungle vegetation so u.s. troops could move more easily. >> the entire process was so politicized. >> reporter: as many as 4.8 million have it that people in citizens were exposed and millions have been sickened. >> the real scandal to me in this whole story as i reported it and talked to vietnamese families and officials, and american vets who lived there, is not that every single person of with a birth defect was the result of agent orange because we don't know because there was never a study. it is a very sophisticated test. vietnamese don't have the money and the americans never put up the money. >> reporter: u.s. contractors began a $43 million effort to remove the agent from one of the largest wartime basis at the international airport. it's 49 acres of some of the most contaminated land in the world, but comparative

the orange and red that's fairfax county across prince william into culpeper. that will be moving right into washington right into the metro area in about another half hour or so. so everything is all wet this morning. temperatures are chillier we're in the 40s right now and we'll have this rain with us. there is a live look from the tower camera. wet streets all across the metro area. and during the afternoon though we'll be drying out. over the weekend, turning chilly and very blustery winds on saturday. next weather and traffic on the 1s your bus stop forecast what to wear for this friday. >>> we're still seeing good conditions as you're traveling the beltway in maryland and virginia. no reports of delays or incidents. we are seeing ponding on the roadways and potholes. so be careful. traveling out of leesburg on the dulles greenway and tollway, looking good. about 50 miles per hour as you pass 28. 95 south more volume. wet pavement but no reports of incidents or delays there. and taking a look in virginia 395 around duke street looking good with all of thos

although the orange tree guy stated his preference to be called brother orange.a. said he would cook him a nice meal. and wouldn't you know it, that's where matt is right now. earlier matt was greeted at the airport by brother orange, and a bit of a mob scene. matt has been live tweeting his trip to brother orange's village. over the course of today, they celebrated their new found celebrity by taking a mud bath together and planting a tree together. all this over an iphone stolen over a year ago halfway across the world. bringing people together in the weirdest celebrity way ever. best new thing in the world today, by a mile. that does it for us tonight. >> good thursday morning. right now on "first look." new bizarre details. and if he was planning to flee the country. then to a brazen terror attack on helpless tourists on vacation. 19 dead and over 50 injuresed. a protest far beating sustained by a third year student after a confrontation with police and then to ncaa basketball tournament that afternoon. good morning. the twists keep coming. stunning new evide

. >> -- features two stars of the real housewives of orange county. now they are here to explain if they can keep their clothes on long enough. >>> video of a nanny in argentina that authorities say is going to be used as evidence against her. this nanny walks over to a 2-year-old boy sitting in a high chair and you see her slap him. then you see her sit down at the table, she pulls a plate of food in front of her and begins to eat. now, according to reports, the food that she's eating belonged to the 2-year-old. she had taken the food from the little boy and then hit him when he complained that he was hungry. the mother actually set this video camera up after she became suspicious when she saw some bruises on her toddler. she set the video camera up hooked it to her smartphone and saw this entire thing go down. >> how angry are you when you see what actually happened? >> it's so heartbreaking for the mother because she said that in the time that she was around the nanny and her children the nanny would hug the children would be very affectionate towa

central meet on this map and if you take a look at the at the left side of the screen, there's an orange area and kind of underneath that is a bluish area the bluish area represents a move in in the current proposed line excuse me to include a section between larkin and polk and so you see on the map there it cuts over from geary on the north side goes down polk and can you cuts back just where civic is at mcallister and a second involved geary street itself and you can see on the map the red northern boundary of the tenderloin district. this proposal was to include both sides of geary in the tenderloin district and the third one is the orange shaded area again dealing with the west side of the tenderloin district and further to van ness all the way south which would include city hall and all the way down to where van ness meets market street is the third option that we've heard. >> i think the chief wants to say something and i do too. >> i don't recall there was ever an option where city center got taken and i thought the blue area underneath underneath there that blue area would just

. >> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with orange peppers. i haven't done this tip in a long time. right now in the market they are fabulous but you have to select and store them right. when you buy it, bright orange all the way around. the stem attached nice and green. and they are shriveling or the decay starts on the crown. so make sure here it's free from any of that. when you bring them home, simply store them in the refrigerator right away. they are great to saute. they are great just about any type of recipe and what i like to do with them is i mix them up like a saute dish with all the owe colors, it's a treat for the eyes along with the palate. orange peppers in the market, enjoy. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> we'll be right back. but first, in today's job market report, jill schlesinger looks at the best entry level tech jobs. >>> reporter: everyone knows that the red-hot information technology industry holds the potential for growth. but where can newcomers gain a footh

and now he is in his orange prison jacket paying for his crime. it will catch up with you sooner it will catch up with you sooner or later. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> even though hunters wear bright orange vests and hats, accidents still happen. the problem is trying to figure out which shootings are accidents and which are not. in colorado, investigators used forensic metallurgy, a piece of string and geology, to see whether one man's death was an accident or murder. >>> each year thousands of big game hunters flock to the uncompahgre national park in western colorado. >> elk, deer, bear, mountain lion up in that area, so it is kind of a pretty area, very remote. >> on the second day of hunting season in 1995, doug kyle was relaxing in his camp when he heard a woman screaming. she said she found her husband lying on the ground near their camp. he had been shot in the chest. >> go ahead, sir. >> a man has been shot and killed up here. >> today? >> yes. his wife is here. she's going crazy. >> i could tell that, you know, he was decea

i put it back in to remind you that we're out of orange juice. i'll get orange juice.y, robert. no, no, that's okay. it not a problem. mom is fully stocked. can i go with you? i'll be back in a second sweetie. now eat your breakfast okay? he's great, isn't he? yeah, yeah, he's great. he's my hero. all right, i'll see you later. you won't see the kids later. no? you found a buyer? robert is taking them to the zoo. oh, yeah? oh, well that's great. he's great. yeah. that's great. okay i'll see you guys later.

the orange bar wepts prooimary teeth or baby teeth. the blue bar represents permanent and primary teeth. you see we have made progress, there is a dental decline over the last 5 years, but still [inaudible] remains a major public health problem because in 2012 you see 37 percent of the public school ind caner gartners had one decayed filled or missing tooth. the national-[inaudible] is thurth percent. 37 percent we do have a ways to go and you can see that in some parts of san francisco over 50 percent of the kindergartners had tooth decay. the highest in the city are red are china town and the surrounding area. that is where 50 percent of the kinder gartdners had [inaudible] also quite high is the area in orange in the southeastern part of the city where 40-49 percent of the kinders [inaudible] the yellow area throughout the city are also quite high, 30-39 percent of the children showed [inaudible] experience. this graph shows the disparity in oral health and by race. the highest line, the blue line shows [inaudible] in asian children

the rpm going hog wild with orange and yellow which is pretty heavy rain around baltimore.ee wet roads here and there, but temperatures are mild. it won't last long. it clears out quickly. by 8:30 tomorrow we're looking at maybe a leftover shower maybe across the bay. temperatures won't fall like a stone tomorrow night either behind the front, nothing crazy cold. by 8:30 still 49 in gaithersburg, still 55 in leesburg and manassas, 54 in leesburg. tonight not bad, clear to peculiar, breezy, chilly, 36 -- partly cloudy, breezy, chilly, 36 to 44. morning sunshine to start and clouds roll in, 36 to 60 for temperatures, winds southwest 10 to 20 and gusting, so winds increasing throughout the day. we could see a late shower well north and west of frederick up toward hagerstown, cumberland and maybe down to winchester, but a dry morning commute for us. by afternoon mostly cloudy, windy and mild with showers, 60 to 65. temperaturewise spot on average. winds southwest, but they become northwest in the afternoon or at least by evening as a cold front begins to roll through. that will

let me please introduce vincent orange. [applause] mr. orange: thank you so much, paul. what a beautiful morning the lord has given us to participate. as paul indicated, my name is vincent orange, i'm a council member of the district of columbia. i have the great honor today to recognize the lake in answer to for their dedication to promoting the life and legacy of the united states of america president abraham lincoln. on this council, there are 13 of us. it is hard for us to agree on anything. we did agree that we would issue the abraham lincoln institute of solution -- a recognition of the great work they are doing. therefore, the council of the district of columbia announces and applauds the lincoln institute for promoting the life and legacy of abraham lincoln. [applause] i would like to present the resolution to the president. thank you so much for the job you're doing. as i close and take my seat, and what to say for the citizens of the district of columbia, we are definitely delighted and inspired by the 16th president of the united states of america. on april 16