paddy's day. >> i'm not doing any of this. this is all you, my friend. >> the cold is still with us. it's going to get a short warmup and another cold blast and snow. this is ridiculous for the northeast. yesterday was a warm day in much of the country. not in new england. it should be 50 this time of year in new york city. the warm air is on the way, though. at least there's a reprieve. another cold blast behind it. as far as today goes, really little of any travel problems anywhere across the country. that 60 in d.c. will be great. so the weekend weather pattern sets up like this. a big train storm developing in the deep south. moving to the southeast on sunday. that will meet in with a cold shot of air for the great lakes. it's in the in between region that we're worried a about. pretty much from northern virginia to d.c. but the potential for st. paddy's day snow. >> every single week it seems, right? for over a month. >> i've given up on march. >> i've had a enough. >>> shaming a member of congress to apologize to another

duff paddy, paddy did i have if i, paddy pid day, cup of coffee, difl wilf, poofy doofy, patrick duffykyle. >> i like kyle. >> kyle is good. it's like #hardtostayrelevant. >>> we brought you this campaign video. iowa state senator joany erinston. stephen colbert thinks she's a rising star in the gop. >> as compared with 2010 or 2012, the gop has done a better job of recruiting credible candidates. really? more credible than 2012? republicans had serious people like sharon angle and richard murdoch and a stick of butter with googly eyes. nevertheless, good man, nevertheless, this year the gop has stepped up its game with even credibler candidates like iowa's joanierness who is running on a platform everyone can get behind. >> i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm. >> sold! joany, you had me at castration. >> i like that. >> six words in and she brings up castration. >> she's a serious lady. i wouldn't want to mess with her. >> she's a rising star. either in politic or on snl because i see a skit coming. >> have you ever castrated a cow or calf? i actually have in north dakota. it's

paddy's day by perez hilltop as the great shamrock shake of 2014. >> it was kind of scary. we ran out in the morning. everyone is naked standing on the porches. >> i was thinking get up, let's get out. our building is old and we live in los angeles. >> you know it's coming sooner

government officials estimate national paddy production has fallen by around 20%. they say the effects may be worse on the next planning cycle. some areas are struggling for drinking water. rainwater tanks have been depleted. many people now have to travel a long distance to collect water or buy supplies. the immediate department says rains are likely to beginning by the end of march. but for thousands of farmers like him, it will be too late. >> much more to come on the al jazeera news hour, including how beating the alcohol problem could give mongolia a boost. and roger federer and novak djokovic. coming up in sports. >> hello again. egypt's military chief has reshuffled a number of top pos posts, relieved a post commander in northern sinai. he is now head of egypt's armed forces. >>> the author of a u.n. report which crimes north korea, with crimes against humanity, leaders from two countries are set to have high level talks for first time in years. >> engage in dialogue, by disclosing the whereabouts of those who have been forcibly abducted from japan. from the

paddy's day. >> the celebration continues.ditional irish dance. >> and they're going to teach us a few moves. good luck. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> all right it would not be st. patrick's day without an irish dance. >> we're about to get a lesson. >> here to show us how it is done is the girls from the irish dancing school in smithtown, new york. how old is the youngest? how old are you? >> 10. >> what is your name? >> megan. >> who is the oldest? >> me. >> you're going to the world championships. you're the best of the best? >> well -- >> that laugh means yes. >> we're so excited. >> will you show us a couple of moves? >> we're not coordinated. but you're going to show us. >> okay, show us. >> what do we do? >> you would do up two -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa. much slower. >> up, up. >> on your toes. >> that's impossible in heels, but okay. >> up. >> up, two, three, four, five, six, seven. >> eight. >> and then -- >> over. kick your foot up and then bring the foot back and jump. >> that's not easy. >> can we let the pros tak

duff paddy. paddy diffy. paddy piddy. doofy mcpoofy. laffy taffy. cup o'coffee.duffle diffle paddy. diffle wiffle sciffle scaddy. poof dada. poofy doofy. patrick duffy. [ laughter ] puff father. the artist currently known as taffy daffy. and then kyle. [ laughter and applause ] i'm gonna call him kyle. >> steve: yes, kyle. >> jimmy: kyle's a great name. in board game news -- [ laughter ] >> steve: what's in the world of board games? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. well i heard that monopoly is letting fans come up with some new rules for the game. or as that's also known, what everyone was already doing. [ laughter ] i have the thimble. that means i get an extra $200. the game will still end the same way, though. when everyone says, "this sucks, let's do something else. [ laughter and applause ] we've been playing for two days." and finally, a growing number of older americans say they are choosing not to retire because they think they would get too bored. which would explain things when your watiress at hooters says, "hey, my eyes are up here, not down here." [ chee

paddy's day.y're always booked and doing something because they're uber famous and just a great, great irish band. we have black 47 on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be fun. i read something that really disturbed me the other day. american kids are ranked 30th in the world in terms of math skills. and so -- and nobody seems to know how to turn this thing around. i think the problem is that today's kids just can't relate to old-fashioned things like numbers. [ laughter ] so we've updated math to make the equations about stuff modern kids can relate to in a a new segment called "popular mathematics." here we go. ♪ popular mathematics mathematics ♪ >> jimmy: all right. let's take a look at our first equation here. it's a good one for st. patrick's day. if you take a leprechaun and if you add newt gingrich, it equals e.l. fudge. [ laughter ] you see what i'm saying? see how that works? [ applause ] >> steve: yeah, i see how that works. one, two, three. math. >> jimmy: well, he

paddy's day revelers. not a pretty sight. says the more we're exposed to fast-food restaurants the more likely we'll become obese. look at this guy. do you remember john? just wrapped up 180 days of eating mcdonald's and only mcdonald's food. lost a total of 160 pounds. good see you, my friend. >> well, thank you, neil, for having me, good to finally be back and i'm kind of glad the experiment is over. >> you committed to doing what? a lot of you are not familiar but it was mcdonald's food, only, for half a year. right? >> yep. for one half a year and if you do the math i had roughly 540 meals, most of those straight from mcdonald's. >> but we should stress sure, john, you did a lot of comment sense things. you didn't only eat double quarter pounders and the rest. you balanced it out. explain. >> well, that was part of the unique part of this experiment, is that when we first started out with the experiment with the kid, we wanted to either prove or disaprove a hypothesis and that was could a person become healthier eating no

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paddy's day, one of the country's biggest st. most liberal states in the country is banning gay veterans from marching. the sponsor of boston's parade, the south boston allied war veterans council, has rejected an application by gay rights group mass equality to allow 20, 20 lgbt service members to participate in the annual parade. boston mayor martin walsh said yesterday he would make one more pitch to the council, but as of now, the council claims that the only way the lgbt vets will be allowed to march is if they do not reference their sexual orientation. by way of an explanation, they wrote in a statement, "it is our intention to keep this parade a family-friendly event. we will not allow any group to damage the integrity of the historic event or our reputation as a safe and fun-filled day for all." to reiterate the council's logic, allowing people who fought to protect and defend this country and just so happen to be gay, allowing them to be honored in their home city would somehow sully the unimpeachable reputation that st.

paddy's day.oom tell -- pam cook is in the newsroom telling us about boycotts happening around the country. >> well-known people and companies are staying away because gay groups are not allowed to march openly. the mayor of new york and the city council are not taking part in the parade in new york and now big beermakers have push lickly pulled their support of the -- publicly pulled their support of the event. religious groups are angry. >> trying to shove the gay agenda down our throats with the help of people like the mayor. >> i'm not marching in the parade if people can't express who they are. >> that's boston's mayor who boycotted his parade even though he's the first irish- american mayor in 20 years. gay veterans were not allowed to march in the boston marade with their own manner. ireland's prime minister weighed in by saying the holidayish is about irishness not sexuality. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> honda is recalling more than 886,000 of its odyssey minivans in the u.s. because

paddy's beer festival is more your speed. living social has this deal. $30 to get into drink the district shamrock beer bash saturday, march 15. this is a $50 value including three hours of unlimited tastings of over 50 beers. or you can pay $17 for a wizards game on march 12. you're saving 62% off with this groupon. if you have an offer you've seen or you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i'd love to hear from you on face facebook. i'm jessica doyle, wusa9. >>> we want to welcome back an old friend now to wusa9, david balance dampically is an international -- baldacci is a best selling author and now a local author. his new novel is called "definature." whether i say old friend, the first time you came was 1996, '97, for the first book "absolute power." >> the years have gone by really, really quickly. they've piled up. >> i totaled up at least 28 adult books, three children books and now this adding on to that. when do you have time to write all of these books? >> i love it. that's the bottom line. when i fin

i mean thousand rice paddies reflecting the many tears at the heels of the region water splashing festival was a prayer for good harvest and protection from torture thirteen. this is the last to feature the traditional diet winter and the first day of the festival the festival last three games village is competing for christmas on the river and other events are held around the city mains water splashing comes on the final day. the parade is held in the city center ethnic groups original home was around she sometime. but overcoming the extended itself into two days time and miles as a result of the culture and customs so that i have much in common with those countries. the us chuck's of chili rice the only people in thailand which actually means water the people of the local word for water not only festivals whenever they want to express feelings of tool this is the traditional winter squash and water the festival grew from a ritual using the above quote or other point to sprinkle the first twelve hundred drawn in the new year the idea is to wash away his fortune from the coming year second

paddie's day. look a nice move for the dow jones industrials. up 178 points.point? look at nasdaq. up 56 at one point. ending the session up 34. so some air came out of this rally but at the moment still looking pretty good, david. david: as you pointed out before, liz, 18% below normal that is the very volume today. very low volume. we'll see for conviction particularly after the fed meets tuesday and wednesday. time for the front page headlines. u.s. manufacturing output posting its largest increase in six months in february. that helped a surge in the market. factory production increased .8% last month. liz: there was positive

paddy's day fun. >> in honor of st. patrick's day, let's look at beer stocks.on fire over the past year. boston beer up 50%. kraft brew alliance up 100%, but keep in mind it is a small cap with a market cap of just under $300 million. now, according to ibus world about 1% of the year's annual beer sales occur on st. patrick's day which comes out to roughly $278 million. brian? >> all right, seema, thank you. meantime, los angeles jolted out of bed this morning when a magnitude 4.4 quake struck just before dawn. it rattled a few nerves. on the sets of local newscasts as well. jane wells? >> reporter: brian, it's how we roll out here literally. the usgs is now saying that the early warning system for this quake actually worked. they found out the quake was coming a few seconds before it hit which was too late to let the rest of us know. >> coming up, more problems -- >> earthquake. we're having an earthquake. >> ktla anchor chris schauble's face told you everything you need to. this is the strongest quake in the city of l.a. in four years, but at 4.4 it's conside

paddy's day. how well do you know your irish? st. paddy's day trivia. these are easy questions. st.atrick's day is celebrated to commemorate which of the following events, the day saint patrick was born, the day saint patrick found the first four leaf clover or the day saint patrick died sgr . >> it's either born or died. >> i love when everyone's answer starts with obviously. you are correct, it's the day saint patrick died. how about this one. what is erin go bragh. >> ireland forever. >> dylan. >> we're two for two. >> this is not going to last. nor the next one i want to bring our plaza fan of the day in. this is stephanie. stephanie is going to read this one for you guys. we made it extra specially fannish. >> which american city holds the largest st. patrick's day parade. new york, chicago or boston. >> i couldn't imagine that better well red. >> i'm going new york. >> i'm going to say boston. >> how about you? >> i'm going new york. >> it is n.y. how about that. stephanie that was fantastic. are you going to do anything crazy special today? >> my daughter's tenth birthday. we

paddy activity over the weekend, i don't know. a lot of parties. >> a lot of people taking it into three days at this point. most of the parade activity was on saturday. san francisco and dublin so. today it might make your monday easier. the mood is lighter in the office. 54 degrees along the peninsula, 55 in the east bay, san francisco is kicking off monday at 55 degrees so it's not brutally cold but enough for a jacket. something you can peel off later on as temperatures climb into the 70s. the forecast for this monday, cool ocean breeze in san francisco, overall taking temperatures down by 5 to 8 degrees from yesterday on average. 69 in the south bay, sunny and mild. 71 in the tri-valley. really nice for today. 71 with sunshine in the north bay, you are going to see some coastal that you. that should be clearing out by about noon. sunny and mild and nice along the peninsula. you'll get the cool ocean breeze. open the windows in your home and let that good air quality inside. our air quality is slated to suffer tuesday, wednesd

we saw about six or seven people ride up in a big, almost paddy wagon waving russian flags. these russian soldiers welcoming them. i spoke to one mother with a young son holding her young son, and she said, look. what we believe is that the things happening in kiev, we think they are about to come here. and they believe that, ray. mostly because that's what the russian media that they watch are telling them. so, because of that feeling, and fear that's why they are welcoming russian troops who seem to be expanding while the ukrainian troops are letting it happen. >> you say, "letting it happen." this is an autonomous republic and as han been mentioned, the black sea fleet. the ukrainian forces of various kinds on the ground, are they sticking to their baracks? have they disappeared? have they gone back to the rest of ukraine? >> reporter: they are just sticking to their baracks. nor seems on the russian side or ukrainian side to actually want to fire the first shot. at first, when we heard, when we saw the first russian troops enter crimea government, at the time, relies sta

paddy's edition of "ronan farrow daily." we'll do a little flight simulating of our own with a flight geek plus, veteran u.s. diplomat looks at the diplomacy hot spots this investigation could trigger. first off it's our headlines. >> more than ten days since flight 370 disappeared, the last satellite signal received from the plane somewhere along these two arcs. >> i would bet money against them ever finding the plane at this point. >> an enormous victory for vladimir putin. >> his objective is to recreate the soviet union. >> we'll stand firm in our unwavering support for ukraine. >> more problems -- >> earthquake, we're having an earthquake. >> scientists labeled it a 4.7 magnitude quake at first but it's been downgraded to a 4.4. >>> rand paul won his second consecutive straw poll. chris christie came in second with 13%. >> you weren't partying last night? >> give me a break, guys. [ bleep ]. >> were you drinking last night? you never drink, right? >> all right, today is day ten of the search for malaysian air flight 370

paddy's day, everything in moderation. don't drink and drive.ver, sleep it off or try one these things and see if it works. >> that's it for us at "right this minute." >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman, if you want great videos from the web, we've got them "right this minute." >>> a video causes outrage after a little boy steps into -- >> a marked crosswalk. >> the accident many say never should have happened. >>> at first glance you can't tell that this woman -- >> was 22 floors up. >> how that made her rescue even more incredible. >>> she's freezing for a reason. >> it's called the weinter challenge 2014.

think of what our ancestors did building the paddies, now we work for future generation. >> reporter:al jazeera, japan. >> when we return on al jazeera america. [♪ singing ] >> the gathering of political conservatives near washington, d.c. wraps up its conservative weigh in on who they want in the white house. stay with us. al megrahi's guilt. lockerbie: what really happened? on al jazeera america >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. >> it's the third and final day of the political action conference peter known as c pac. some of the party's most loyal leaders are expected to take center stage later today. libby casey south of the nation's capitol. libby, who is on today's lineup to rally the g.o.p.? >> reporter: the big speaker is sarah palin, the former governor out of alaska. she'll wrap up things, and we'll hear from the likes of newt gingrich. we'll hear from people who made a splash in past e

think of what our ancestors did with the paddy fields. now we have to work for our descendants. >> reporter: the number of people who say they'll come back here is getting smaller every day. >> thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york city. "fault line" is coming up next. and remember you can always follow us online at www.aljazeera.com. pharmacy chains will. >> he lay on the ground of his hometown of nogales mexico. and it traveled through an international boundary and into a legal have a couple.

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paddy's day? thank you -- and safe travels home. angie, ireland may be known for guiness...but its whiskey is becoming just as popular. irish whiskey sales grew 17% in the u.s. last year...and are up a whopping 400% since 2002. surprisingly, the liquor struggled in the u.s. after the end of the prohibiton era, but an increase of distillerys overseas has more whiskey floating this way. cheers , chuck! coming up.... why one trader says this market pullback stands out among the rest.... and... some hints to help small businesses on how to navigate change in the tax code... that's next with bill moller! one reason it's so hard to file your own taxes - because most every year there are so many changes to the tax code. so it is this year and if you're a self employed small business owner there are some particular things you need to be aware of. keith hall is president and ceo of the national association for the self employed. in general, do these changes give some breaks to the sole proprietor? >>there are good things and bad things. the

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paddy's day plans? any big holiday stuff going on? >> no. >> want to help some people shovel?people because they're irish. >> in the snow? >> sure. >> because it's going to snow. >> so we're going to have snowy drunk leprechauns everywhere. >> that could be entertaining. so let me take you into. obviously theit's a harsh winte. i've given up on march. if you live in the midatlantic and northeast, hold your hopes out. it's freezing cold this morning once again. as we go throughout the next 24 to 48 hours, a nice surge of warm air is coming in. it's much warmer in the middle of the country than this time yesterday. that will arrive for a nice saturday. that's about all i can give you in the midatlantic and the northeast. today is not bad. d.c. is up to 60 degrees. but what happens is another blast of cold air is coming in saturday night into sunday. the same time a rain system in the south will be moving through. these two are going to combine just enough that we should be dealing with enough snow for travel troubles monday morning from washington, d.c., philadelphia, to new yor

paddy's day. >> yes. >> we'll have a performance with celtic woman today. they've been on with us before. they're fun. >> woman power. and by the way, this songs are always number one on the world charts. so if you don't know them, you'll know them after our show. we have our "ambush makeovers." and lou manfredini is back to answer questions. >> we love him. we had a fun day yesterday. very, very rarely do all of us ladies at the "today" show have a chance to go out -- well, before that, please -- to go out together. we had lunch first at one of our favorites, frankie and johnny's. we all had the exact same lunch. >> we had shrimp scampi. >> salad. >> and spinach and rice. >> with lots of lemon. >> and wine. anyway, so we were eating and drinking and eating and drinking and eating and drinking. >> we were welcoming tamron officially. we still hadn't had an opportunity to really celebrate savannah's engagement, and so we said, let's do lunch and go to a matinee. >> if you ever had one of those lunches where you just -- you're eating and drinking and laughing

paddy's day, with "d"s, as opposed to st.hort for patricia. the airport says, once and for all, they want to banish the scourge of this, all right? so, you have been warned. >> i learned something new! >> usually a st. patrick's day mistake has to do with a lot of green beer, but i guess that's another mistake to be made. >> let that be a lesson. >>> meantime, there is an interesting theory out about grudges, about why we hold them about little things and seem to forgive big ones. is that your experience? >> it depends. >> are you grudge-holders? >> a little bit. >> could be. >> i forget them. i can't remember. >> you know you have a grudge, you just can't remember -- >> i know you did something. >> you ticked me off! >> well, scientists from ucla, harvard and the university of virginia looked into why this may be the case and found this is all about perfecting ourselves. >> researchers say we don't hold grudges against loved ones for very long because we know those same people could hurt us again in the future, so we wipe th

leaders in europe they say that in its current economic situation your sympathy card to fourteen in paddy's cautious sanctions on russia to take and listened to the pan as foreign minister talking about an hour the blue spruce. and don't you. the food the area because the sanctions on russia. aren't i thank you so much for bringing us on this and this seminar is there of course. let's move on down to the question on a referendum to tell us more. any shifting of positions that would sort of reaction there. a year he is extremely foul on the fact that declan meehan referendum they say is against ukrainian times since national rule out that other leaders around the wild day said the same opinion as i listened to the argentinian president giving us her opinion of the crimean referendum. a genie that is impossible to conclude really alone and to global security. linda prior to and from each country and juliet it turns out to the front and back. it was wonderful. when i watched myself determination. doesn't stand up. thank you. i don't think is so much for this and get up. now let me bring you th

paddy's parade in ireland. >> so irish-americans have a problem with gay people? now that jim cook runs, very identified with boston. they have sponsored this for 10 years. now they say, enough. is this an example of the power of business? in business really begin to effect social change? >> absolutely. look in the context of what has happened in the last five years. brief, 300 corporations signed on for the defense of marriage act cap -- to end. corporations have driven social change in a lot of areas. nondiscrimination. 91% of the fortune 500 protect lgbt employees, but in 29 states you can still legally be fired for being gay. 37 states, you can legally be fired for being transgender. this is not the first episode. this will continue. >> you can understand maybe insurance companies don't want to have liability to more people in the case of gay partners, for example. i'm not saying you can defend it, but you can see the business reason. i can't see any reason why a group of old irish-americans would want to block for some reason, single out and block gay people

paddy's day, the northern edge looks like another snow event.ay through the mid-atlantic including d.c., philly and new york city. i mean, it could be one of the coldest new york city st. paddy's day parades with snow we've seen in many years. let's hope not. let's hope i'm completely wrong. i don't think so. you're watching "morning joe." [ female announcer ] birdhouse plans. nacho pans. glass on floors. daily chores. for the little mishaps you feel use neosporin to help you heal. it kills germs so you heal four days faster. neosporin. use with band-aid brand bandages. >>> look at thomas roberts. we're going to talk about something later with him. i still haven't been able to catch up about you know who. yeah. all right. oh. a gift for me? bring it right now. i need a gift. it better not be those cookies. if it is those cookies, you're in trouble. are those those cookies? >> no. wait, wait, wait. no, no, no. this is from austin to you. >> oh! oh. it's a little small. >> i'll wear that. >> what are you thinking? extra small? really? >> no, look

this is according to the irish bookmaker paddy power. in a close second, chris christie.e bottom of the list, senator ted cruz. will senator rubio run in 2016? >> the other consideration i have is, can i from that role, do a better role of advancing the things our country needs to be doing? >> you can much more of peter cook's interview on bloomberg.com or just go to our award-winning tablet app, bloomberg tv plus. coming up, the ceo behind one of new york city's biggest development, hudson yards. we will show you some of the most lavish hotel suites in the caesar's palace empire. ♪ >> in property, the company behind some of new york city's biggest developers. the ceo spoke to betty liu about one of the biggest projects. a city within a city. >> hudson yards is 28 acres of land that we control on the west side of manhattan. hudson yards will truly become the new center of new york city. the new transportation going over there with the new seven subway line. >> how is that going? >> it's almost finished and it should open this year. >> back to that question, time warner is

a park and ride, now paddy. good thing house boats float and docks float. land does not float. >> yes. sometimes we've taken our kayaks and just kayaked out. gone down the road. >> this would be a day best suited for ducks not selling furniture. here is an effort using high water. >> this is positive. it works >> this is not an advertisement, but it is. >> it is winter. we're in a drought z... this come was a territory. from marin county abc7 news. >> let's turn to east bay now. abc7 news reporter watching creeks filling up with rain water in danville. sergio? >> reporter: this afternoon, we've watched people come just to sit and gaze at the san ramone creek the falls here are not flooded people say, actually this is normal for a rain. they've seen so few of them. and of course, while rain is welcomed, it did bring problems. from sky seven you can see large hole in the roof. inside, workers cleaned up the mess on the factory floor. >> it was in the top of the roof. it brought down in the pipes. it opened. so a lot of water came down. >> most water damage fr

a park and ride, now paddy. good thing house boats float and docks float. land does not float. >> yes. sometimes we've taken our kayaks and just kayaked out. gone down the road. >> this would be a day best suited for ducks not selling furniture. here is an effort using high water. >> this is positive. it works >> this is not an advertisement, but it is. >> it is winter. we're in a drought z... this come was a territory. from marin county abc7 news. >> let's turn to east bay now. abc7 news reporter watching creeks filling up with rain water in danville. sergio? >> reporter: this afternoon, we've watched people come just to sit and gaze at the san ramone creek the falls here are not flooded people say, actually this is normal for a rain. they've seen so few of them. and of course, while rain is welcomed, it did bring problems. from sky seven you can see large hole in the roof. inside, workers cleaned up the mess on the factory floor. >> it was in the top of the roof. it brought down in the pipes. it opened. so a lot of water came down. >> most water damage fr

think what our ancestors did to build the paddy fields.ave to do the same for our future generations. >> now, nature is in the ascend ant and the guardians admit a number of their neighbors willing to cover ever coming back here gets smaller every day. harry forcet, al jazeera, japan. >> let's talk about this with arnie gunderson, the chief engineer as an engineer consulting family and a former executive in nuclear industry. thank you for being with us. i am curious to know when we see the pictures of the area around fukushima, what does the future look like for them? how long will it be before things are truly back to normal? >> i think for the people within 20 miles, they will never get back to normal. you see people walking around with these little hand held radiation detectors and they are not really measuring the worst of the radiation. what we are finding are very, very small micro scopic pa particles that are lodging in people's lungs, and the japanese government is not taking that exposure into account. the health consequences with

paddy's day. to celebrate, the aarp commissioned the artist to go around manhattan with a portrait of him. fantastic. >> neat. >> guess who's 50? this guy from minnesota. in the past 50 years, which ford mustang has been the most popular? >> red. >> that seems like a good guess. >> good going. very popular color, the most popular ever. i had a little white used convertible ford mustang when i was like in my 20s and went around the city. the ford motor company is disassembling the newest ford mustang in april, carrying it up, transporting it up to the top of the empire state building to celebrate the 50th birthday and assembling it. >> cool. we have time for another. go ahead. >> lovely lady from washington state. how many different languages has "fifty shades of grey" been translated into? >> 51. >> with confidence, she is right. that's sad isn't it. >> no, but good. am i the only woman in the world that hasn't read this? >> kathie lee hasn't. >> really? over 100 million has been sold. no surprise

think of what our ancestors did to build the paddy fields.ow we have to do the same for our next generations. >> reporter: they admit that the number of their neighbors ever considering coming back here get smaller every day. al jazeera, japan. >> local media in pakistan are reporting more than 100 people have died from a famine in a southern desert in the last three months. they're investigating whether 41 children died from malnutrition. the commissioners have been sacked. it's largest desert is in persistent drought and has not rained there for two years. they're looking at who is responsible for the delays in sending food and medicine. >>> in taiwan officers have been sent to jail in the death of a young soldier. the soldier died of heat stroke in july last year after being forced to complete excessive exercises as punishment. >>> yemen's news agencies said that they havthat they have firr chief. >>> a district chief has been killed and six others wounded in afghanistan after a bomb placed under their car exploded. the taliban has claimed

. >> think of what our ancestors did to build the paddy fields. now we have to do the same for our future generations. >> reporter: for now future is in the thein the aseason dent,e number of people who say they will come back here get smaller every year. >> the campaign to unseat the government of shinawatra goes on, but one man says he will not give up. >> although the majority of protesters have retreated, a few dedicated groups still take to the streets of bangkok. one is headed by this man, a monk. >> 82 years of democracy in tie lapped has made it possible for politicians to be greedy and corruption and hurt the people because they don't have religion in their heart. >> a controversial figure buddha followers still block a street near a government complex north of the capitol. they've. there for nearly two months. he said he speaks regularly. >> i do not take orders from them or anyone. we operate separately and work towards the same goal. >> there is a warrant out for his arrest. >> i am proud that the tyrants issued the arrest warrant on m

i'm standing what n what is normally a paddy field.but hail storms have destroyed rice crops in four states in india. this has led to millions of dollars of losses for farmers. historically, the price is more competitive than that of thailand and vietnam. but that could change if the government is forced to introduce a minimum export price f. that happens, the price of the staple food will rise across the world. >> coffee. the morning pick me up. soon it could be costing you more. for producers, 40% of the world's coffee. growing regions have been facing the worst drought in four decades with half of the arabica coffee beans destroyed. they are facing the worst deficit in five years. your average cup of coffee could go up by 60 cents in the u.s. >> the fruits and vegetables that feed america. the vast majority is grown here in california. the golden state is one of the leading producers of food. but the drought, which is devastating and the worst for more than a century has a huge impact on the farmers and the production of these crops

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paddy's day surprise for this air force family.anistan surprising his wife and son. >> oh, my god, i was so surprised. i want expecting him on monday. i was not expecting this, so this is amazing to me. oh, my god, i am so happy. >> having a hard time holding it together. sergeant bright said he planned this for seven months. he'll be home for another year until his next deployment and plans to spend a lot of time with his family. we wish him well. >> seven deployments, that's giving an awful lot. >>> rick reichmuth is outside. >> it is actually a little chill byly, but i'm at the point in the year when i'm not wearing a coat anymore. >> you're in denial. >> it happens every year, i'm not going to do it, but i need it. some people bring little signs and some people really step up their game. not bad. so i imagine that you watch a little bit of fox news. >> absolutely. we watch it every day and enjoy it and are happy to be here today. >> this is pretty official looking and awesome. folks at home when thinking of coming here now, you

paddy's day celebrations next. >> and the little team from georgia headed to the big dance.y with us. >> the issue of guns is a difficult topic, especially for parents. are there guns in your home? if so, how are they stored? it's part of a campaign known as just ask. a magazine is challenging the city to ask the tough questions. we sit with a group of parents and ask the question. >> after the shooting in connecticut, i couldn't go another day after sandy hook without doing something proactive. she joined with the antigun group ceasefire. it implores seattle parents, do you have a gun in the home, and if so, how is it stored? the adds are designed for effect, show young people gripping hand gun, and led to a fire storm of online discussion. some argue that the campaign is another attack on gun owners. several agencies in washington state are running the at with text only. we sit with four parents for their reactions to just ask. there's a couple of adds. this is the first. this is the first one. >> this couple own a rifle and beeby gun and never asked the question until thi

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happy paddy's day, st. patrick's day. market this morning. we have green arrows, the dow looking like it could open 72 points higher, the s&p, 7.5 points, the nasdaq, 21 points higher. brian. >>> coming up, jim cramer himself on the week ahead. what investors should be looking as we kick off a new week on wall street. i also want to ask jim, does he sleep? he was working at his restaurant all night saturday, signing books during the day and then working at his inn on sunday. >> he has a twin brother. >> i'm going to ask him. about stocks out there, how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. phone: your account is already paid in full. oh, well in that case, back t