among other things, she runs orange county's other gated community. the 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

and that's just the orange county cases. there's cases in other states, other counties.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 that

at harvest time, the urculossend 10,000 kilos of oranges a day to customers in eucountries.nd sales are increasing.germany is the brothers' most important market.the two spaniards have now taken another step forward.anyone can become part of their orange revolution by buying asapling by mouse click. they've patented thiscrowdfarming idea. each virtual farmer has a claimto part of his or her trees yield and can follow the tree'sgrowth on the farm's website. gabriel: crowdfarming allowspeople who live in big cities far away from nature to live outtheir inner farmer or gardener. through us, they own their ownlittle piece of nature in spain. >>but the brothers' new ideashaven't only made them friends. the big supermarket chains seethe crowdfarming in the orane grove as a threat.gonzalo: it's obvious that some see us as an irritant.we are still small, but this direct connection betweenconsumer and grower already angers some companies that maketheir money as middlemen. but i think there is room foreveryone. >>operations are expanding fastat the naranjas del carmen plantation, whic

winter storm watch in effect for prince george's, anne arundel, stafford, and orange counties. - dry to prepare for the snow today (before 5pm) - snow likely tonight through tomorrow - highest accumulations north of d.c.; rain/snow line critical for totals - long melt/refreeze process following the storm with continued cold weather today: sun early, clouds late. snow develops this evening. highs: 43-46 winds: ne to se 5-10 mph tonight: snow, mixed with rain east of i-95. windy. lows: 29-34 winds: se to ne 10-15 g 30+ tuesday: snow, mixed with rain southeast in the morning. snow tapers off around 2pm. windy & cold. highs: 33-37 winds: n to nw 10-20 g 30+ plus, house security get to the president. and when he is searched, secret service agents make a stunning discovery. what he was carrying.. coming up. house fence friday.. and trying to get inside.. is expected in court. a hearing is set for this afternoon in u.s. district court for jonathan tran. gloria riviera has more. about 150 special olympics athletes representing team austria this afternoon for the world games. in arlington las

orange is always my favorite flavor growing up. >> i loved the orange growing up. >> those are tasty.le bit of water. >> wow! >> you think if you get one minty thing in your mouth and get that sensation. >> we've seen him drink and eat some pretty disgusting things and he's never made that face. it's got to be pretty overwhelming. >> that is ridiculously strong! holy! >> chug it. get it done quick. >> i'm going try to chug this down. i'm going to do this right now. [ bleep ]! >> he just takes a swig of this and he's gagging, reacting to the intensity of the tic tacs. >> i can't imagine what this kind of stuff does to his gut. a little bit of gluten in you and you're down for days, you know? but this guy! >> eventually, he does it. he drinks the whole thing. >> ahh! >> here's the serious part. >> i don't even know -- what the -- i don't even know what i'm saying anymore. this is in my head. oh! whoo! all right! >>> a prankster's got a special surprise planned for his lady. >> we're going tonon a little adventure. >> this is going to be fun. >> but see why this date may not has crazy lo

winter storm watch in effect for prince george's, anne arundel, stafford, and orange counties. - dry to prepare for the snow today (before 5pm) - snow likely tonight through tomorrow - highest accumulations north of d.c.; rain/snow line critical for totals - long melt/refreeze process following the storm with continued cold weather today: sun early, clouds late. snow develops this evening. highs: 43-46 winds: ne to se 5-10 mph tonight: snow, mixed with rain east of i-95. windy. lows: 29-34 winds: se to ne 10-15 g 30+ tuesday: snow, mixed with rain southeast in the morning. snow tapers off around 2pm. windy & cold. highs: 33-37 winds: n to nw 10-20 g 30+ julie toss to q right now - road crews are gearing weather - and for some, this will be the first time they've used their plows this winter. but, teams are ready across the region, pre-treating roads. you may have already seen some of those brine lines, driving last night. the timing of the storm.. coming after the evening rush and overnight, will help road crews once the snow starts falling. metro is already taking precautions ahead

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a few pockets of heavier rain in the yellows and oranges. the strong to severe thunderstorms, those are still yet to come. let's take a closer look at what we have got to start. there's berks county. that's going to move out. we're actually going to see -- you notice this lightning of gray there? that's where we'll have some sun breaking through before the line of thunderstorms that's just now moving into western pennsylvania will make its way to us. it's going to be hitting in the afternoon hours. here's what we're looking at. all neighborhoods under a first alert. this is one of those situations where it could become dangerous very quickly as the line moves in. from this afternoon, 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., when we expect the strongest storms to develop. severe thunderstorms are defined by things like damaging winds, but also the potential cannot be ruled out for an isolated tornado to pop up, hail to develop, and frequent lightning is certainly expected as we go through the day. temperatures right now have already started to boost, and you need

the white house was placed under security condition orange. one of the highest levels of security for the secret service. let's begin now with cnn ryan noble in washington there on the white house property. tell us more about what's believed to have happened, ryan. >> reporter: fredericka, we are still piecing together all the information that's coming from our various sources within the administration and within the secret service. what we've been able to drill down is a man was arrested after gaining access to the white house grounds. we believe from the east side of the white house. he made it all the way up to the south portico entrance which if you're looking where i am, i'm on the north side of the white house. it would be on the complete opposite end. this is a well-known entrance into the white house. this is where the president would exit and enter if he were leaving on a trip to get on marine one. it's also a place where presidents often greet guests that come to the white house through that entrance. it's also very close to the whit

antonia, say, "i have got an orange bus." i have got an orange bus. good girl.the time they leave, all the pupils can read and speak english fluently. immigration has doubled the number of pupils at this school since 2004, which saved it from closure. it was in a poor state of repair, because of falling rolls. there wasn't enough money to look after the classrooms, the building or surroundings. the school was in the position where it was likely to close. so you've seen this school transformed because of immigration? absolutely. it invested money into the school and it's brought a richness in many ways. 52% of the pupils are from a polish background. i've heard, you know, the polish are horrible and they're not nice. that was one of the reasons i didn't bring my children here first of all. because i heard that there was no english taught at all. and that everybody was polish. iwas like, oh, you know, i need my children to learn something. but i came in, looked around and it's not like that. so sometimes you can'tjust listen to word of mouth. what about you, how d

the yellow and orange may be enhanced. current numbers with temperatures you will definitely notice a cooldown for the seconds half of the weekend. right now most areas in the 40s to the lower 50s. and outside at the golden gate bridge some slick roadways here. be extra careful because we have standing water with the downpours that moved through today and still moving into the south bay. here's an update to reflect an increase in rainfall amounts in the past hour. san francisco approaching an inch of rain over the past 24 hours. same for pacifica. oakland 1.78. as i mentioned adding to that right now. this was the main culprit behind the e-ry rainfall -- heavy rainfall for the evening. it will don't spread to the south and then into it tomorrow when the cold side of the system. with that some scattered off and on showers with the chance of an isolated thunderstorm and low snow levels here down to 2500 to 3,000 feet. 4:00 a.m. sunday. some rainfall to take about. this might wake you up tomorrow morning. and same deal at 6:0

the areas of yellow and orange around 5:00 a.m. approaching the morning commute we could be dealing with some hail or sleet mixed with heavier showers. by lunchtime the air temperatur temperatures warm up. scattered showers in the north bay through 7:00. and tuesday the showers move off to the north the skies begin to clear and this transitions us to a roller coaster of weather. 40s and 50s for highs today. a lot of rain will be moving into the west coast but deflected into the pacific northwest. the high pressure begins to build and 20 to 25 degrees of warming by wednesday and thursday. san francisco from the low 50s into the mid-60s by midweek. and there has been an adjustment now. friday looks dry. which means the inland locations which have been dodging hail, sleet and wintry weather will see 60s and low 70s. a few showers on the weekend but mostly in the north bay. >> i'm ready for some 70s. that sounds great. >>> coming up they said the splash brothers had run dry. they were wrong. they had a lot of business to take care of.

encuadra las personas que son detenidas y son llevados a un centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes en orangeorange. estamos comprometidos, eso incluye a los detenidos por ice, camino a la deportaciÓn que son albergados en este centro. >> pienso que estÁ sufriendo tanto como ellos, la mamÁ la esposa. >> tiene una bebÉ recién nacida. >> esta afligida porque su sobrino fue acudido por agentes de inmigraciÓn. lo mismo encontrÓ el departamento de seguridad interna que indica que a los indocumentados les han servido carne podrida, tienen los baÑos sucios. >> no estÁn haciendo adrede. -- lo estÁn haciendo adrede. >> es muy mal aquÍ el condado de orange que un edificio que, debe de proteger no se estÁn usando. >> sin embargo dice que esto no es nada nuevo. >> en 2012 el reporte que nombrÓ, el centro de detención, como uno de los peores de la naciÓn. >> el departamento de seguridad interna hizo un llamado a ice, para que haga frente estos conflictos de salud y seguridad. tomamos cartas en el asunto, queremos el bienestar de los inmigrantes ya que tomamos muy en serio su resguardo en este proceso. not

giant orange fountains of lava could be seen shooting into the sky.rities say there is no danger for towns on the volcano's slopes. eruptions can last days or even we becomes an internet sensation. uber's ceo is caught on video. those are some of the headlines in the morning newsstand. bloomberg reports on a video that shows the chief executive of uber arguing with one of its drivers during a ride. >> what? >> what? >> some people don't like to take responsibility for their own -- >> i -- >> they blame everything in life on somebody else. >> e-mail for -- >> good luck. >> the dashboard camera captured ceo travis getting out of the back seat after the heated words in february. the driver had complained about falling fares. in an e-mail to staff yesterday the ceo apologized to the driver for treating him disrespectfully. >>> the washington post reports on plans by the fbi to pay the british agent who compiled a controversial dossier on then candidate donald trump. the so-called steel dossier alleged ties between mr. trump and russia. agent christopher b

the pictures were posted to facebook by one of the students from south orange, new jersey.ncerns about te nature of the assignment and the fact that it would have other students in the school. she also comments on the fact that black and brown students in the school will see these pictures outside of it in the class and not understand that those visas are supposed to be their faces. to all families feel this way? i was driving through the town of south orange and i saw a neighboring school district to ask them how they thought about it. >> i think that it has to do with teaching with contacts. >> initially jonathan thomas defended the project saying that the assignment serves to give students a more comprehensive understanding of colonial america. more concerns were raised by others in the school district. they recanted what they had said and they that they had been part of the school district for the last 10 years and that it was run with multiple options that students were given to complete this lesson plan. schools all over america are asked these lessons in their school

> police in the city of orange say the incident happened with an attempted traffic stop last night. at first the driver refused to stop. he then pulled over and parked. remained in his van. officers say that he had a gas can in the van and they were afraid they were going to below himself up. >>> he was making a threat with the gas can at one point. he actually poured gas on to a rag. and again because he had a cigarette lit. a combustible item and had a responsibility to save them. >> that is when they used a fire hose to get them out of the van when he tumbled out of the window he had a knife and police opened fire and pronounced dead. the orange county district attorney is investigating. >>> coming up former president barack obama in the bay area. his hair looked good. i thought he looked good. >> what we are learning about his visit to silicon valley. >>> and we got nice warm weather to talk about. it got warm and saw low 80s. warm tomorrow. but i will have the details and let you know what we can expect. >>> former president barack obama was in the bay reportedly for meetings w

county sheriffs police in the city of orange say they use aid fire hose to force a man out of his van when it looked like he was going to blow himself up. >> he actually was pouring some gasoline onto a rag and we have a responsibility to try to save him. >> now emergency crews used a fire hose to try to force the man out of the van, but look he falls out of the van window with a knife in his hand. that's when police started shooting. that man died at a hospital. officials say the man had a long criminal history including drug and weapons charges. >>> time is 4:25. meantime part of an antioc.h. street was shut down yesterday. has mat crews were called just after 10:00 yesterday morning. a homeowners noticed a substance pooled underneath there vehicle. they're not sure where it came from. the environmental protection agency was called in to help with the clean up. >> we came out and we started cleaning it up and as we looked around the street we found there were other areas of contamination. >> now no shelter in place order was issued because of this. that was the third time that mercu

look at the oranges and reds. that is the rain rate. that's a three-quarters of an inch an hour, that's flooding rain east of hayward and dublin. heavy rain of an inch an hour. that's impressive rain. it comes down that hard that can cause flooding. a break in between the showers. it will pick up. along the peninsula storms in south san francisco. you see that cell bringing heavy rainfall. that's a significant storm sliding through that area. to the south, you can see that rain making its way toward palo alto and fremont. heavy downpours. bringing the rain total of an inch an hour. that's flooding rain. there will be flooding on the roadway and places with pour drainage, continue to see the showers in parts of the south bay, that will be picking up over the next couple hours and heavy rainfall will slide through there. we're notton with the rain after -- done with the rain after tonight. more is on the way. >>> we have team coverage on the rain tonight. back in full force. sal is live in berkeley, it looks like the rain has subsided for

you know how you get the beautiful pinks and oranges at sunset. that is what it reminds me of. >> it sitting here thinking, too bad you can't ride it. too bad there wasn't some sort of boat that can withstand the temperature of lava and you could just ride along. >> so beautiful. >>> gary thompson is the latest winner of the "rtm" mini ipad give away. >> today is a bonus day. you can win an ipad mini or an amazon echo. >> you need to enter the buzz word, be 21 years of age and be a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> "rtm" mini ipad give away is coming up. >>> i love that the three of us blog over vid yos. >> how bad does it get here? because then that tells us how hard we can laugh. >> well, let's just go norring in michigan. >> he didn't climb the grill. >> do it, do it, do it! >> listen to the friend, he's a good friend. >> are you guys good? can i laugh? >> he wants to make sure his friend is fine before he laughs. >>> the next video, you see the little one running in the frame. there you see the whiffle ball on top of the tee ball stand

boats here dump in the orange color, yes, orange. >> environmentally friendly. >> it's not toxic. it goes into the river and quickly turns the water bright green. they've been doing that more than 55 years. it laughs about five hours before it goes back to its original color. >> man, that is xween. >> i like to see that. it's very fun. happy early st. patrick's day. >> set your clocks ahead an hour. "saturday night live" up next. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: in the year 2018, aliens landed on earth. they did not come in peace. >> men, women, the hour is upon

was on orange line had two safetrack surges both including around-the-clock single tracking. keyshawn rides the orange line every day and says he is stim getting on crowded trains -- still getting on crowded trains. >> it's surprising. brianne: know something many who rely on the rails to get around town he believes the numbers will rebound. >> i don't believe it will go down. i believe ridership will go up. brianne: this will be something that the board will again address as they try to close the budget gap for next year. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. michelle: "7 on your side" during your commute. go to wjla.com/text to sign up for text alerts. we will let you know anytime there is a problem slowing down metro. alison: the sites slowed over a typo? the surprising reason behind the internet headaches this week. michelle: the first lady marking read across america in classroom today. to a group of children. doug: sunny and a breezy thursday will lead to a cold and a breezy friday with maybe snowshowers and flurries believe it or not. we will talk about the impact

and so you can see, do you see the orange glow in the large home on the right side, where the roofer been like they cut it open to event it obviously, still is just burning inside. i mean it looks like both of these homes will be a total lost. >> see back and forth, firefighters going back and forth between the two homes trying to prevent it from spreading taking place in avalon, took place about 7:45 this morning, we know two alarms, and the determining factor if you will here, and we will get to scott in just a moment, the winds. because we always know that winds play a factor whether it comes to fighting these fires. >> you also think about the cold temperatures, that we're dealing with, firefighters out there, what they're experiencing as they're trying to work on. >> this so we will keep you updated. first an update with the weather in 15 seconds. >> another colds start out there, bus stop buddy ready for saint patrick's day. temperatures right now in the 20's, 30's, and right now, it is 32 freezing philadelphia. we have 32 in wilmington, upper 20s lehigh valley. high temperatur

. >> reporter: and that's how orange literally becomes the new black. lupis is arrested for the margulis robbery. and this new orange jail suit replaces the black overcoat he wore the day he took those diamonds and ran. detective mcdaniel cleverly advises lupis of his very limited options. >> usually, the guy that steps up first and is ready to change his life, it goes easier for him, but you still -- you have to -- you still have to have ownership. >> right, right, i understand that. >> reporter: caught between a rock and a hard place, lupis begins to tell all. first, he confesses to the portland robbery. >> she put them in my hands and i was looking at them, i ran out the front door. >> reporter: then he as a few more things to say. detectives are all ears as lupis begins to name names. >> yeah, that's michael young >> and do you recognize that guy? >> yeah, that's ernie. >> ernie remor? >> yeah. >> reporter: and that is how detectives learn the identities of all those other smooth operators in portland. remember the so-called risk reducer who wiped t

looks like a green -- >> orange? >>a >> don't ask me about the science.olor lasted for about five hours, the 55-year tradition was born after a plumber noticed that a dye used to detect leaks turned his white cover alls green. i'm sure there is a science project in there somebody. >> somebody explain to me how orange turns to green. >> must be something in the water. >>> let's look outside our neck of the woods now. capital wheel. no green water there. >> used to be white. >> yes. won't be long before we see some snow on the front lawn. tom is closely updating his forecast of when to plan for a big storm this week. she risked her life for others and led hundreds to freedom. we take you inside the new tribute to honor the life of harriet tubman. stay with us. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. it's perfect for our family. >>> cold start sunday morning, below freezing. by 10:00, we'll get near or above the freezing mark, increasing sunshine during the afternoon, lots of sun. temperatures climbing into the mid-40s midafternoon w

william of orange had inherited his offices after the execution by a mob in 1672. therefore was both -- in the netherlands when he came to england and would be named along with his daughter mary. william's is such that he draws england into the nine years war of 1688 to 1697. not only with the netherlands but in the war of the austrian succession, spanish succession, excuse me. this is a conflict between 70 note to an -- 1702 and 1713. william is pushing english foreign policy operating now in conjunction rather than in opposition. during this prolonged warfare, england would expend significant resources to protect the american plantation. this is what is going to give rise to this imperial stage. it is by way of talking about this, i want to focus on the chesapeake. the most economically valuable possession in north america. we can see the effects of this structure on society. in doing so it captures the nature of this empire. what you see in this slide is capturing both tobacco output and prices over the course of the 17th century. this line right here is prices.

we need to talk about kevin won the orange prize for fiction we need to talk about kevin won the orangecalled the mandibles and is set in a financial crisis in the states in the near future. it's about a wealthy family who must deal with the loss of their wealth and learn to survive as the duller colla pses learn to survive as the duller collapses and inflation soars. you wrote this novel in 2015 and the picture you paint of america is pretty bleak. revisiting it now as it comes out in paperback, what are your thoughts? bred well, it comes out in paperback, what are yourthoughts? bred well, it it comes out in paperback, what are your thoughts? bred well, it is bleaker now. one of the striking things about revisiting this book after the release in hardback is obviously that we now have a new president and not the president we expected. there is a feeling of not quite being overtaken by events, because what happens in the books has not happened yet, we haven't yet faced economic collapse, quite the contrary in fact, the stock market is going through the roof, though i'm not convinced it w

nie even in orange county, the prosperity is so strong that they voted for hillary clinton. >> first, we're governing the state. it was in deep trouble a few years ago. it was called ungovernab now we have a state surplus. we have harmony in sacrameo to the extent we never do in position, and people have jobs. 2.1 million jobs have been created in the last six or seven years. so i think it is that sense of economic security that makes a difference. if we have the same insecurity as akron, ohio, hillary would

red red orange ♪ ♪ orange pick a blue pick a red pick a orange pick a blue green blue green blue greenma, yellow comma ♪ >> jimmy: oh my god see? that's what i'm talking about! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> i got cymbals. >> jimmy: you got cymbals on that one. you deserved it on that one. what a beautiful theatre -- the hudson theater. >> yes, the hudson theatre where we're doing it is now the newest oldest theater on broadway. they just reopened it after 50 years and the "jack paar show," "the tonight show" was originated there. >> jimmy: steve allen. >> oh, it was steve allen sorry, sorry. >> jimmy: then went to jack paar, yeah, that's the original. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so we have another connection. >> i know, crazy. >> jimmy: it's weird. >> whatever. nbd. >> jimmy: whatever. >> nbd, whatever. >> jimmy: whatever. [ cheers and applause ] but, i'm so, i'm so psyched for you. there was one thing you do in the play where you're kind of sketching while you're singing. >> yeah. he's an artist. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was wondering if maybe you could give us a a little -- [ light laughter ]

the burnoff is creating an orange glow in the sky. what's going on sneer a spokesperson from the shell refinery tells abc 27's part of its main -- abc 7 it's part of its maintenance process. it burned off excess gas. the refinery said the system worked as it should, and the was never danger to the public. >>> people inside the salt lake arts warehouse near jack london square are being evicted. the city it still hoping to reach a solution to allow residents to stay. >> reporter: three remaining tenants living inside the salt lake warehouse on 2nd street could soon be moving out. >> sir, people are being evicted -- >> reporter: no one wanted to talk about the evictions which the city says were handed down from the warehouse owner. in february, the salt lick was identified as one of a dozen properties in oakland possibly unsafe for living, including this second-floor fire escape which only reached to the end of the roof. the city says it has not been red tagged, and it's willing to work with the landlord to bring it up to code to make it

you can see the reds, yellows, oranges. those are the zones with heaviest rains falling. this is just past wilmington now. there is lightning going through. not a ton but picking up up some through new castle as well as chester county. this will start to move into montgomery county. temperatures right now obviously effected by the rachblt in. still, most of us right around 50 degrees. if you go farther south that's where the warmest air was yesterday. it is already at 68 in dover. what's going to happen, temperatures may go upper 50s to low 60s. because of continued rain we shouldn't see a huge warm up. it will be typical for this time of year. next 24 hours, tot it is scattered thunderstorms that will continue into the afternoon hours. by tonight we start drying out and tomorrow morning the sun is going to return finally to our forecast. coming up in a few minutes we'll look at that future model to show you the exact timing neighborhood by neighborhood. >> thanks, krystal. >>> time now to check the roads and see what the wet weather has done to the conditions out there.

(audience laughs) and it shows me pictures of oranges, pictures of orange julius, orange juice. anyway. - literally can not make it up. - no. so now this person calls and tells me so now we know about this second portrait. a $10,000 portrait that trump had also bought in 2014 with money meant for charity. so from the tip from the google search i call the charity and confirm it. i get a picture of that new portrait. - that one you can get. - i do have the rights to. i post it online at like 10:00 a.m. one day. so the tax rules say trump can't just take that picture and hang it on the wall of his house. he can't hang it on the wall of his club. it has to serve some charitable purpose. so i ask the trump people where is it? what's it doing? is it on the wall of a children's hospital? what's it doing? no response. so i put this out at 10:00 a.m. and by five o'clock that night, at that point i don't know where it is. it could be burned, it could be buried in a hole. it could be hanging on a wall in trump tower. five o'clock that night i get an email from somebody who is a twitter fol

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. >>> mandarin oranges are a popular japanese treat. his attention to quality and detail have won accolades from top hotels. >> reporter: this juice is much thicker than your average orange juice. it carries an eye popping price tag of nearly $10,010$10. 70,000 of them are sold annually mainly to luxury hotels. the producer rm udoes not use chemical fertilizers. he does his best to draw out the fruit's natural sweetness. if he sold it for processing, he would make less than 10 cents per kilogram. >> translator: they're sweet but too small. the taste is very good. >> reporter: the solution was to make his own brand of use. he built a plant at his orchard and installed a special juicer from the united states that can extract the juice and pulp. the machine cost about $13,000 a year to lease. he manually removes the seeds but keeps the pulp. he tested hundreds of methods. >> too much heat sterilization kills the flavor. it all comes down to how much of the fresh aroma you can keep. >> reporter: his juice is now shipped to 7 hotels. booking

the orange level, security level went up to orange. he is is in custody after he was arrested.m? >> well, right now they would have spent the night trying to interview him, interrogate him as to his motivation, who he is, where he's from, is he a member of some group that might have wanted to harm the president or harm the white house itself. so they're going to be trying to get to the bottom of who is this person and what might his motivation have been and also is he operating all by himself. they'll be going through also in the hours and days ahead his social media, his e-mail, his telephone records, all of the rest of it to try to determine does he have a criminal record, does he have a psychiatric record that maybe he's been institutionalized. have other friends reported on him in the past. they'll try to get to the bottom of whether he had political motivations beyond just getting his attention that he's getting right now. >> is ryan noble still with us? >> yes, i'm here. >> let's go to you back at the white house. we appreciate the reporting of peter morrison and jeff, bu

you can see how the map turns orange and thatis see how the map turns orange and that is indicative ofng on the door of 20 degrees here. further north and west, more cloud cover more breeze, more rain would be cooler and quite showery i think. that is the latest, as ever it can be found on the bbc website, the weather. goodbye for now. hello and welcome to 100 days... after the fall — president trump tries to move on after his failure to replace obamacare. the white house vows to enact major tax reform and shake up how the government is run and act against so—called "sanctuary cities" who protect illegal immigrants. but how much of donald trump's policy agenda is now in peril? the battle for mosul as iraqi forces renew their offensive there's alarm about civilian casualties caused by us air strikes. that is an inaccurate weapon it might be good for the tempo of the military operation, but it isn't necessarily good for preserving civilian lives. also, the london terror attack — police say they have found no link with so called islamic state or al qaida.

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as a matter of fact the oranges on this model representing 80s. we will see 80s tomorrow. and then after that wednesday and thursday temperatures trending down. a weak weather system sort of slides through or glides through and could have an impact on us again. another system late in the week but nothing daunting at this point. right now it looks like nuisance at best. >> the school districts will be in a mess. >> for people trying to get back there. >> the east coast will shut down and the hubs will have delays. >> we will have people trying to get back to the east coast. bill, thank you. >>> barack obama returns to the bay area. the former president shaking hands at a south bay airport. >>> new at six. state lawmakers working on a plan to help college students to pay for college. details on a college proposal. >>> hazmet crews clean up a mercury contamination. the latest coming up at six. >>> former president barack obama wrapped up a surprise visit to san jose coming here to meet with tech leaders. >> ann rubin is in the south bay. even though he is not the president it

sfr is the second mobile operator in france after orange. it has posted a rather disappointing result with a net loss of 138 million euros, mostly they've lost customers. in 2016, 500,000 left sfr when all the other operators, orange and free on the contrary gained customers. but they're pleased with their acquisitions in the u.s. because it's starting to pay off. back to you. >> thank you very much for that. i wanted to revisit shares of bmw, they're now accelerating their declines on the back of the earnings release this morning. let's look at the shares. they're down by as much as 2.8% now. the company is saying that they expect the global, political and economic environment to remain volatile. though do target further sales growth in 2017 with sales up on the previous year. they proposed a dividend of three years 50. i don't know what the single aspect is that is driving shares lower. as soon as we know, we will bring you that on twitter most pr probably. coming up after the break, we will speak to lego ceo john goodwin. stick with us. >

or just orange juice?rage of choice. >> jimmy: when did. >> you live alone, could you do this to yourself? >> you could but that's pretty sad. >> jimmy: we're starting a little more complicated, still pretty simple. >> yeah, this is maybe our most dangerous. going to take some kind of container like this. what you do is you like peel off the label. >> jimmy: okay. >> then cut a slit in it then take a phone of your favorite loved one and just kind of stick it in there. like so. and then -- >> jimmy: replace the label. replace the label. it's a modern-day ship in the bottle kind of thing. now what you can do is set on it the counter and call them or maybe use this as their alarm clock. basically get their reaction. >> jimmy: you did this? >> as a man of science i wanted to test this, yeah. i tested it on some people. >> jimmy: first test is somebody sleeping and the thing goes off. he's throwing his own phone. who's this? >> this is my aunt pam. >> what the hell is this? how my going to get -- how did my pho

. >> in those days bainer in was the most famous orange guy. >> agent orange. >> that orange slug. >>lthcare bill who repeal the tax on tanning prompting lines like the cheat toe -- >> of course we don't know if he use a tanning bed or maybe tanning spray. some makeup artists think he's using the wrong shade of makeup on top of a spray tan. >> the industry says they have forced half of the tanning salons in the country to close while critics argue fear of cancer what's driving away customers. jason smith says the sun is what causes most skin cancer facetiously proposing. >> why have they not proposed a tax on the sun. >> it used to be orange is the new tax but now it's the new president. >> cream cycle. >> better cream sickle than. >> being burnt up. >> and that wraps this hour of cnn "newsroom", i'm hannah vaughan jones. for viewers in the u.s., new day is just ahead. for other viewers around the world, best of quest starts in just a moment. thanks for watching cnn, the worl's news leader. announcer: get on your feet for the nastiest bull in the state of texas. ♪ ♪ with e*trade's pow

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. >> i saw this little orange corner sticking out. what is this? >> there this. >> year excited about the bubblewrap? [laughter] >> what are you talking about? >> this is a great spot for selfie. >> i do not agree with you on that. >> this mysterious of footage you are watching was not shot by him over on a distant planet. it is the bottom of the ocean footage captured by my go pro camera which continued filming after i had a mishap last week. i was doing a story in which are serving in new jersey. >> you are usually working so hard out here paddling around, you do not get cold. >> well, this happened. my go pro camera sinks to the bottom of the atlantic. thus began my cameras to mile journey bouncing along the bottom of the ocean, for two days until andrew shapiro, the surgeon from hershey, pennsylvania. >> i saw this little orange corner sticking out. >> my camera. >> wow. >> he goes home and does detective work. >> i went online to find out what this thing was. then i got the instructions and a pdf and downloaded those. then i saw that i needed

. >> senator, respectfully we're mixing apples and oranges. the first consideration whether we have a substancal burden an sincerely held religious belief. the second is whether the government has compelling interest narrowly tailoredded to over right i had. i think we're mixing apples and oranges. on the first one complicity is very much much in play. it is same in thomas as it does with the greens. how far does my religious faith permit us to engage in things our religion teaches are wrong, sinful? that is a matter of religious faith. in fact i dorell anyone doubting or the government disputing that the greens religious faith was sincerely held on this score. so i think it's a given. this complicity discussion, frankly senator, is a red hertog mix my metaphors because everyone accepted it. >> we have apples, oranges and red herrings. >> i know it is terrible. i wouldn't want to write it down in an opinion. it is terrible. >> let me take you to a a number of things because several other senators referenced hobley lobby the -- hobby lobby. a r