. >>> it was supposed to be a relaxing trip to palm spring s but forever changed the lives of a couple. days after returning home the husband died from a rare disease. nbc bay area stephanie chaung is with us and this disease is increasing in terms of numbers. is it preventable? >> that depends who you ask. we are talking about legionnaires disease, a severe type of pneumonia contracted when you breathe in a certain type of bacteria. nancy believes one hotel didn't properly clean the cooling towers leading to her husband's death. 250 cases in 2011. nancy says the number may not seem high the stakes are. if you could tell the story of bill and nancy whitney you would need pages. >> we were best friends. >> may met more than 30 years ago. a lot of their free time spent overseas and on the road. in october of 2011, they decided on palm springs. >> this was my first trip down there. >> but it would be their last. whitneys stayed at hyatt rejenscy palm springs for three nights and returned to the south bay on saturday. that's when it began. >> we have had headaches and our stomach wasn't fe

the dry conditions actually stressed palm fruit, which are crushed to make palm oil.ct el niÑo may occur as early as july, parsed even more farms in australia, further reducing the palm oil supplies. qwest the dreaded el niÑo strike forhat could this mean prices and palm oil? >> concerns about tighter supplies and cost rising demand sent palm oil futures to an 18 month high in march. increasing costs for top importers, india and china. all models survey by the australia bureau of meteorology indicates el niÑo is likely this year. he outlook is not good. goldman sachs listed palm oil among the most vulnerable crops should an el niÑo event occur. >> if prices for palm oil do stay high, i assume some companies hedge for this kind of thing. what kind of impact could they have on the bottom line? >> it will be an impact, it sounds like, because palm oil, like you mentioned, is the most use vegetable oil in the world. it is used in twix candy bars, pop tarts, and oreo cookies. nestlÉ, the world's is largest food company, said his product prices are not linked to short-term

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they are palm beach county the jewish population has exploded in recent years. in addition to a sizeable older population the number of younger families has also expanded and an owl calling places like boynton beach and boca raton of. the population of palm beach county just north of miami stands at about one and a half million people the u s census bureau says the population rose to eighty four percent between two thousand and ten in two thousand thirteen. despite adding in a significant jewish population as recently as the nineteen seventies in some parts of this area now more than fifty percent of households are too much traditionally this part of the us has been a haven for retirees larger jewish communities. much of the recent growth can be attributed to younger jewish families. math lab in as president and ceo of the jewish federation of south palm beach county starting to see especially our own community here in south beach county. on the indigenous community carried its living here working here raising their families. um building a life here really begin

reading but a start-up in sweden lets you pay for things by placing your palm on a scanner. rather than using cash or credit card you type in the last four digits of your phone number and put your hand on scanner and it uses the pattern of blood vessels to identify you and you done. it is only available if sweden but they hope to expand around the world. >> pretty cool. get ready to see an orange moon tonight because of a total lunar eclipse called the blood moon. the first of four blood moons visible from north america. the eclipse begins at midnight. if you take photos or a video send them to us at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> blood moon, so dramatic. pumpkin moon, or something like that? >> can we see it in the bay area? >> should be. >> leyla gulen has the forecast. >> sounds like an addition to the "twilight series." we may not be able to see it because of the cloud cover in the bay area tonight. right now as we look from our sfo camera toward the international airport we still have flight arrival delays of an hour to an hour and minute minutes because of the overcast skies.

you are telling us that palm sunday is the time of the waiting and celebrating. and you are telling us, about a week ago that it begins to shift into a darker mode, which you described as the passion. >> yes. and beginning on palm sunday, with this and then moving into the story of jesus on the cross, for holy week, which is what last week was, and various traditions, observed in different ways, we have course have palm sunday, passion sunday. and then have some quiet time. and then as the week progresses, we have a thursday service. this being the time commemorating the last supper. >> this is not a word you use every day. >> i use that word quite often. mondy, coming from the word, to be mandate. and jesus mandating love for one another. we have a dinner on thursday. somewhat commemorating jesus last supper. and then we move into the church and have a stripping of the altar. and take away everything except the very basics, getting ready for bed friday the next day. and have prayers. >> why do you do that? >> in preparation for good friday, the day of jesus dyin

they voted to shut down palm drive. the hospital has been faced with declining patient admissions the long time patient we spoke with expressed sadness over the closure. >> i am very sad. it is a wonderful hospital and it has helped me for i would say, like 25 years. >> there will be an ambulance at palm drive for the next couple of weeks to take patients to nearby hospitals. the closest one is in santa rosa. >>> jurors find ef ran carrillo not guilty in a closely watched trial. they were dead locked 11-1 in the charge of peeking and deliberated quickly on the lower charge. ken wayne talked to him about the verdict about what he sees in his future. >> we find the defendant not guilty. >>reporter: it took minutes for the ten woman two-man jury to find efren carrillo not guilty. >> the jury has spoken. i accept the jury's decision. >>reporter: the 33-year-old supervisor was accused of trying to peek into the house of a female neighbor. she called police after hearing noises outside of her home. officers found him wearing

there is good palm oil and bad palm oil. we need people to become better consumers.he power of the consumer dollar is going to ultimately create seachange. corporations are going to have to deliver what their customers want. tavis: you think young people are more open to that kind of message than those of us who are set in their ways? >> it's not you are a me. this generation it's not going to happen. -- it's not you or me. it's the ones coming after us. they are empowered. they want to be better consumers. this generation wants to be better. that's what's so inspiring about it. do is we i want to have to turn all this negativity into a positive. you have to do it. it's the only way this is going to get done. just to throw out some numbers, for the sierra club there is a woman named marianne who heads that. they are responsible -- i want to say the 158 coal-fired power which basically is like taking 45 million cars off the road, preventing all that carbon from going into the air. this greenwe started energy company. energyproduce so much and power using led technolog

so palm sunday today. some of you celebrating that and a nice afternoon on the way for everyone. >> pretty enjoyable. even though the coast will be a little cooler. but you can go inland and enjoy the nice warmer temperatures. >> close to the coast it will be nice. >> thank you, lisa. next, why the moon will be turning orange tomorrow night. it has nothing to do with the giants. and watch abc. now available to bay area dish customers who want to watch online or on smartphones and tablets. go to abc7news.com and click on the logo to find out how to access it. you can also search "watch abc" in your app store to download the app and watch shows live or on demand on your mobile d[dad]u [dad] [laughs] [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. you have three questions. coffee or espresso? oh, coffee please. ♪ is this coffee? it's nespresso vertuoline. how do they make roth? last question. ♪ may i have another cup please? th

the ambulance is waiting just in case, but palm dave hospital is no more. >>ed to's scene was somber. at noon, a guard locked up palm dave hospital, and now ex workers filed out. >> i was an emergency room nurse. >> just doesn't seem real. >> one of the toughest parts, saying good-bye to patients. >> hard to do that. they just look at you and say we're going to miss you. all you can do is break down in tears because you knew they wouldn't tell you the truth. >> the truth is administrators say there weren't enough patients. >> many days we only have two or three patients. we would have more nurses than patients. >> they are almost 7 million in d. now, the closest emergency room is 10 miles away. but doctors want to revive the hospital. >> we'd like to proceed with keeping the hospital open. a doctor's proposal of how to turn it around. >> they have already raised 2 million bucks to keep the hospital open for three months. while they negotiate that deal, they set up an attacker triage office with a little waiting area and a hospital bed. >> 95% of them we can

. >>> well, good morning, to you live pictures, we are live right at the door at palm drive in sonoma county and this hospital is shutting down in just a couple of hours however at least one doctor says he is not going to let that happen. coming up in 90 second, tara moriarty will have more on the drastic actions he is taking to try and save this hospital. we are out there live, it is monday morning, april 8th, i am dave clark. >>> thank you for joining us, we have had a little bit of everything weatherwise. >> in the last five days, that is absolutely correct. by the way, people continue to send me pictures over the weekend. you get a little atmosphere and i want to say a rainbow and it is right there in the clouds. i wondered what that was and i posted it on the facebook page, if you are wondering, that what is it was i should say. it is going to be sunny and nice, more many clear and cool, sunny and mild, tomorrow we really start to turn things up, 42 and 43, even low 50s, san jose, both at 58 degrees and temperatures will start and so it is a dry forecast and maybe record highs by

. >>> a bay area woman dies at a popular music festival near palm springs. a reminder the concert scene can certainly be dangerous. the riverside coroner's office says 24-year-old kim truong collapsed at the coachella festival on sunday. she died according to authorities of a possible drug overdose. it's not clear where she got it. regulators say it's important to be smart in an environment right for abuse. >> don't take candy from strangers and not drugs. and also you need to know what it is that you're taking. >> certainly no laughing matter here. the riverside coroner's office says toxicology test results may tell investigators why truong died. those results expected to be available in about four weeks. >>> more heartwrenching news from mill valley where for the second time in a week a woman has been found dead on a mount tamalpais. police say no signs of foul play but are planning an autopsy on the woman you see, marie sanner, a 50-year-old kindergarten teacher discovered on thursday it. her father reported her missing when sanner did not come home from

they are planning to occupy palm drive hospital.ey want to continue to treat patients after the shutdown. we did speak to a lady who pulled up a couple of minutes ago. we'll have her thoughts and share them with you in about an hour. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> the vallejo police department reports two chp officers were fired at after a traffic stop just before 1:00 yesterday morning. the officers had stopped the car on lincoln road west near the magazine offramp of 880. the driver of the gray buick got out and ran. as officers talked to the passenger, they heard fire or sicket gunshots. neither officer was hurt. the driver was found and arrested. >>> friends and family continue to mourn the victim of the deadly crash between a fed-ex truck and a high school tour bus. yesterday, a funeral was held for one of the victims. her twin was on the same trip but was traveling on a different bus. ten people were killed in the head-on collision. the ntsb released its initial report on the crash on friday but th

tam, look at this for this palm sunday.picture out there with temperatures relatively uniform in the low to mid-50s. in san jose 54 degrees. good morning oakland. 55 for you. half moon bay coming in at 54. looking hazy over san francisco. our sutro camera, 50 petaluma and santa rosa. concord coming in at 53 degrees and from our roof camera we will see a warmer day in san francisco. it was in the low 60s yesterday. and today climbing through the 60s. widespread low clouds this morning all wait up toward the delta. but it stops there and we have clear skies in the valley. we will begin to see the allow clouds and fog with the north winds scouring out by midmorning. that will bring warmer conditions today and breezy winds arrive as soon as tomorrow along the coast. but by tuesday it brings a cool down all across the bay. then we will see another system come in behind that one. high pressured to begins to build into the eastern pacific. that's putting a lid on the atmosphere and compressing the low clouds and fog. that will all

and it's also palm sunday. i love the lord. love my wife. >> you've been known to hang out with mark wahlberg. >> i think he's a really great person. i like his whole family. i think he makes good movies. he's very patriotic and pro america. i didn't know him socially over the years and the point is he's an upstanding person. he's really passionate about ths truth. the military troops that he's come in contact with think he's a stand-up guy. i think he's able to say it's palm sunday, thank the lord for his good for tune. >> is it cool to bring the lord back into the acceptance speech? >> by god, you mean obama? >> anything else? i thought that was brilliant and so glad you are back and so well rested. >> he dropped a few f bombs prior to that. >> obama? >> no. ah-ha gotcha there. bob beckle is the real mark wahlberg fan. >> ted. >> ted was based on you, bob. the talking teddie bear. >> he had a few parties at his house. >> that's it. we're going to leave -- >> thank god you had me por that block. >> al not so sharp. we told you

. >>> and the pope celebrates palm sunday mass and poses for selfies with the crowd. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. substituting tonight, carl quintanilla. >>> good evening. two stories we're following for you tonight. a showdown between ukraine's government forces and pro-russian separatists has triggered the u.n. security council to call an emergency meeting tonight. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> but first, multiple shootings at a jewish community center on the eve of passover have left at least three people dead in overland park, kansas. police say the suspect is a white male in his 70s. our report from andres gutierrez of our affiliate kshb. andres, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, carl. police tell me three people are dead and a 14-year-old boy is in critical condition tonight following this afternoon's shooting. law enforcement say that multiple shots were fired around 1:00 p.m. local time at the jewish community center here in overland park. it's a city 20 minutes south of kansas city, missouri. shots were also fired at village shalom, a r

christians are celebrating the beginning of holy week with palm sunday services. vatican, thousands of catholics filled saint peter's square celebrating mass with pope francis. scripture marks palm sunday as the day that jesus was welcomed into jerusalem a week before he was persecuted and crucified. the next seven days are the holiest 69 christian calendar. palm sunday is being observed in jerusalem where pilgrims retrace the steps they thought jesus is believed to have walked through jerusalem's old city starting it he mournt of olives that over looks the city and they make their way to saint anne's church. a few weeks back, we brought you the story of the church of wells. now, it's an evangelical congregation that set up in a small town in east texas. the people who live there are calling it a cult. in recent weeks, they have clashed with members in an effort to get them out. al jazeera's heidi jo castrow has their story. >> who are the church of wells? the group of 100 some fundamentalist christians own homes and businesses in this small east texas community.

. >> christians are celebrating the beginning of holy week with palm sunday services.he vatican, thousands of catholics filled saint peter's square celebrating the mats of pope francis. scripture marks palm sunday as a day jesus was welcomed into jerusalem a week before he was persecuted and crucified. the next seven days are the holiest 69 christian calendar. palm sunday is being observed in jerusalem where the pilgrims retraced the steps believed to be the steps jesus made. they make their way to st. ann's church. >> ahead, another earthquake rocks the south passiffic and how an island is becoming the prototype for clean energy. you are watching al jazeera america. pass nasa >>> a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck near the solomon islands triggering a tsunami alert that was cancelled. there were no reports of damage. the solomon islands sit on the so-called ring of fire, an area prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. speaking of the weather, there is some potentially dangerous weather closer to home today. our meteorologist ebony dion joins us with the latest. >>

. >> reporter: well, shannon, it is palm sunday, peaceful out here now. but it feels like the aftermath of a major storm that isn't necessarily over following yesterday's intense standoff that nearly turned deadly when hundreds of protesters and self-described patriots demanded that the bureau of land management return cliven bundy's cattle. when it refused that demand, armed protesters closed in on a cattle compound guarded by blm agents as dozens of vegas police and s.w.a.t. rushed to the scene. witnesses say both sides pointed rifles. as this picture shows, a protesters with a rifle in a sniper position on an overpass above federal agents guarding that gate. but the show of force worked. blm released the cattle in exchange for protesters allowing them to leave peacefully. >> i didn't think that we would be having this celebration that we are right now. i really think that the people showing up here safed clive bundy from going to jail. >> reporter: blm seized bundy's cattle because it says it -- he defied a court order and refused to pay grazing fees o

today he prays for peace when it increased sentences conflicts and off the dock celebrate palm sunday sunday to see the piece to commemorate changes says temple entry into jerry's them. tomorrow begins the holy week consecrate it will bring justice leads to a decent so i can skip to the despair service income that was coming to rest as they are used to make tea for children in the league in its curative this is for the whole year it must be placed and i can't stand used to make tea all boss for a new person and be like this. it's not name the team in the wee little one. it was nice too sunday's also called jesus' entry into jerusalem. jesus' entry into jerusalem isn't a comedy. he feels kessler says in my time applying lessons in tibet has enough sense not to tear out to every year i go to consecrate to hello and good old the year many people carry palm branches link people drinking jesus that as he rode into jerusalem geologist else to say the palm sunday is a tragedy and how blurry turn it into the tale. the sheer western and eastern on sunday falls on the same date as of this easte

at the vatican, pope francis presided over palm sunday mass. it was a packed st. peter's square. the blessing of palms, or olive branchs used in italy, similar bow liezs jesus' entrance into je jerusalem as palm branchs were laid at his feet. >>> and a spectacular and deadly forest fire is raging this morning in chile. so far, four people have been killed. 500 homes destroyed as hot ash rains down. chile's president has declared it a catastrophe zone. armed forces are in charge of evacuating thousands of people. this includes 200 female inmates at a prison. fire crews are having a difficult time battling the blaze because of the treacherous terrain in that area. >>> a tense, week-long standoff at a nevada ranch is over. on saturday federal land managers released 400 cows that they rounded up after hundreds of protesters including tea parties members demanded the animals returned. earlier in the week, federal agents stormed the ranch after the rancher refused to pay federal grazing fees. >>> and, a steak dinner or a hamburger, is going to cost you more as beef prices are skyrocket

. >> i'm sure you've heard of palm reading but never quite like this. a look at efforts to replace your wallet. >> then, a woman survives an attack by a bear what. her husband says happened. >> let's take a look at traffic. this is the mcarthur maze traffic is on interstate 80 headed towards berkeley. it's extremely backed up and heavy on the other side. back with more on abc7 news at 4:00 in just a moment. one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. come on, boy! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and

from cheryl and her husband from palm beach gardens to walter to robert in palm city, to lorraine from fort pierce, this touches the lives of seniors across my district and across the country. they deserve better after a lifetime of hard work than having to worry about losing their doctor or the affordable health coverage that works for them. but this doesn't just impact my constituents across the treasured coast and palm beach, but across seniors across this great nation. i thank my colleagues who stood with me today to urge the administration, to protect seniors from further cuts, keeping rates flat for this year. i am committed to fighting for the well-being of seniors on the treasure coast and palm beaches, the great state of florida and across our nation, protecting their earned benefits. madam speaker, i yield the balance of my time to the gentlelady from ohio. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentlewoman from ohio, ms. kaptur, will control the remainder of the hour. ms. kaptur: i thank the congressman for yielding.

a month in custody off to the palm of the temple. the us to be commemorated the first anniversary of the attack on its mind. the man in his twenties he said to have been behaving suspiciously and dropped a bag containing a rice cooker to the finish line at the race. it was destroyed in a controlled explosion. the us vice president led tributes to the three people killed and two hundred and six people wounded in last year's bombing. i would refuse to get the job. biden told a memorial service of this because for coal company saw the suspect take his and others reacted immediately to help the wounded. boston's like bree has a display of a hundred and fifty running shoes to remember the victims of the heightened security new restrictions for the tens of thousands of runners expected to pitch his race next monday. and in the katana. the grunge look on his palm and coconut with our oceans day. i mean azerbaijan like that these defendants of a russian orthodox religious community to find out if every night this week. for. the for twenty th

the population of palm beach county just north of miami stands at about one hundred million people. the u s census bureau says the population rose to eighty four percent between two thousand and ten in two thousand thirteen. despite having a significant jewish population as recently as the nineteen seventies in some parts of this area now although fifty percent of households are jewish traditionally this part of the us has been a peep and for retirees of march a jewish communities. much of the recent growth can be attributed to younger jewish families. lebanon's president and ceo of the jewish federation of south palm beach county starting to see especially our own inherent up on the county. on the indigenous community to read that living here working here raising their families um building a life you are really beginning to take there will never been a place within the jewish communal structure. getting involved in setting of orange agency warns federation boards and being part of the true fabric of jewish life. among them the drought was family who live in poker style according to

good says he is not ready to walk away from palm drive. hoping to revive this hospital, and save more than 100 full- time jobs. >> if they do, we will stay here as long as we have to until they reopen the doors. >> they are set to lock these doors officially any moment. you can see people gathering around, just to see that, that final ceremonial locking there. and now, for patients in sonoma county, there are other options that are miles away. sutter and kaiser, not too far. and also, dr. goodwill be set up with his office, right there, and he is partnering with a doctor right next door to make sure patient care here am sonoma county continues. live in sonoma county, mark kelly, kpix5. >> administrators say there is still a chance palm drive will come out of bankruptcy and could become an urgent care facility. >>> developing news, a statewide amber alert is now canceled after a 3-year-old girl was found. tanya ruiz was found this morning, running in a field in sherlawn in fresno county of the child was snatched from her mother's car in the

crowds waved palm branches as he arrived. there are stories we expect to develop. a march is planned in moscow. protesters are complaining against clamp downs of individual journalists and freedom of speech. a 20-year-old golfer is teeing off with a chance of becoming the winner. jordan from texas shares the lead with bubba watson, who won two years ago. matt watson is behind him. >> u.n.'s top climate change body is calling for a major transformation in how the world is generating its power. the international panel of climate change, made up of hundreds of experts, backed by 200 governments said fossil fuel youse must drop to a third. the ipcc wants to triple the use of renewable energy by 2050. the shift to clean forms like wind and solar energy is expensive and likely to be resisted. >> a small island off the coast of the australia is seen as a model for testing clean energy. king island. andrew thomas explains. >> it's hardly a pumping met roppo lis. king island, between the mainland and tasmania has more cows than people. it's a prototype. small communities re

>> can we locate to palm springs? >> hardly seems live the bay area. good morning, everyone, as we talk about traffic, it is looking light if many -- in many places and i am seeing red and yellow showing so that is an indication that we have 30 miles per hour speed as you leave tracy and 205 to 580 it loosens up. i suggest you get going right now and what is happening in terms of construction we have a closure here with four lanes blocked off until 5:00 this morning and eastbound and westbound 80 between buchanan and willow is causing a slow down but traffic is slowing smoothly away from the hoffman submit into albany and as we look outside, this is the drive through walnut creek southbound 680 at top speed down to highway 24. >> happening today, the student accused of stabbing a classmate in the neck after she said no to the promise invitation is scheduled to be arraigned. the team will not appear in court, he is locked up in a psychiatric ward. police say that the boy stabbed a fellow classmate to death on friday morning after turning him down for th

tony braided palm leaves were shaped like crosses. palm sunday begins holy week and will culminate on easter. >> the streets of jerusalem are doing last minute grocery shopping. others bought dishes and pots and pans to be sterilized. pass over continues until april 22nd. >>> paul mccarthy could be making a trip back to the bay area. >> there are reports that the 49er resist in talks to perform the opening concert in santa clara. it is a move there would cancel san francisco's plans for the music legend to headline a final sendoff concert at candlestick park. >> the mayor has invited him to close the stick. he did it last year at outside land's festival. >> time now is 7:12. it is come roomiesing safety. why they need to stop painting fire hydrants in san francisco. >>> week long standoff has come to an ends. how much it cost and where the cattle are taken now. >>> this is sunday afternoon. outside the doors at this hour, the hit line is clouds. when i will expect them to clear and in what neighborhoods, coming up. . >>> a week long s

on the east coast. >> happy palm sunday, everyone. >> happy palm sunday.riends" on this sunday. we have a busy show as we follow what's happening with the ranch out west, but first to russia and what's happening in the crimea peninsula. >> armed pro-russian militants have taken over a police station in eastern ukraine. a security officer was killed in the gunfight you're hearing right here. peter doocy is live with the latest. what's going on? -- >> the latest word from eastern ukraine is that a security officer was killed and five others wounded when pro-russian gunmen stormed the station. the casualty reports are coming from the ukrainian interior minister's facebook page because an a.p. reporter missed the gunfight and things were quiet at the police station when he arrived. but this video is dramatic. you can see men in camouflage firing rifles and barking out orders. the scary scene that you see on the screen is in a part of eastern ukraine where a lot of people are still very sympathetic to the former president, viktor yanukovych. many are russian sp

francis cardinal george celebrated what could be his final palm sunday mass, as cardinal, at holy name cathedral. he is visibly weakened by his chemotherapy treatments for kidney cancer. but he had the strength to stand for much of the service... though he didn't stay to greet parishioners afterwards. >> i was looking to see if he would have to saddam but he is a strong man he stood. that a happy to see him i thought that was a good sign that he was able to be here. he can't be out among the people after church of course. >> just a few days ago, cardinal george asked the vatican to begin searching for his successor. he won't attend this month's vatican ceremony in which two of his predecessors, john paul the second and pope john the 23-rd, will be canonized. here's something you've never seen a pope do. after pope francis completed his palm sunday service at the vatican, he hopped off his popemobile, moved through the crowd, and even posed for "selfies" with some of his young supporters from rio de jeneiro. and he was happy to sip some tea that was passed to him from the crowd. many of

. >> car no celebrated palm sunday mass.i was glad to see him here today. >> that is because of the risk for infection. asked the vatican to begin searching for his successor. >> will be traveling to rome later this month to bring viewers laugh coverage of the canonization. celebrated palm sunday at the vatican after it completed his service. the top office pope mobile and even posed for self is with some of his young supporters from brazil. he was happy to sit some tea. plenty of yesterday's faithful will remain in rome for easter sunday mass. the jewish feast of passover begins tonight with a traditional dinner. they look back at the sinking of the titanic. you said in a focus group, you'd like to have a product that eliminates odors and doesn't just mask them. can you give us access to maybe the smelliest room in your house? the trash is bad... oh, yeah. ...and he just took it out. it smells really nice. like, fresher. [ male announcer ] don't just mask odors, eliminate them with febreze air effects. a woman in utah has c

scenes the subway breeze post in the nineteen fifty five film the seven year it has been dismantled in palm springs florida. the sculpture by american artists with johnson received on his home in chicago where was unveiled in july two thousand eleven and then moved to palm springs in may of two thousand and twelve it will now be moved once again to new jersey to be included in an exhibit honoring johnson worked as an artist. this culture which is made of painted bronze been credited with capturing the essence of monroe's famous scene and is credited with being one of the few pieces of art to create such a realistic depiction of the actors the last piece of state george for the beatles during their shows like american concert is coming to new york auction the new piece could raise as much as one million dollars the peace and quiet beatles fanatic and the gala last major disciples appearance me at sullivan show in nineteen sixty four it just happened that the beatles sign the wall at the ed sullivan studio was right before they went on and played live. so you've got these great large autograp

i went to west palm beach. there are now more than seventy kosher restaurant thus the jewish day schools and nearly two hundred synagogues. join me for a very special look at this diverse community that includes steel been another latin tunes. the ultra orthodox and secular hipsters easy to fall into the cell of southern florida beaches and stunning blue waters coming clean. the sun shines year round and close by is the booming city of miami. no wonder more than six engine fifty thousand now live in was called the tri county area that includes miami dade broward and palm beach county oh it's wonderful. this old vary depending how you get to meet so many different teams from all over the world the original jewish slurs against first arrived in the late eighteenth century the only came to the southern coast in the nineteen twenties in the south beach their home. the entire jewish community existed from first read the history. in fact they were allowed to go north of there because all the deets were restricted to

is the core habitat big enough to have more than one individual of this palm species? because some of these species can be very rare -- there could only be one per acre. so do you need to have 50 acres to have 50 individuals? and will that be enough for that population to survive for couple hundred years? narrator: to discover exactly what the effects of fragmentation are on the rare old-growth tree species in the amazon forest the research team compares plots along forest fragment edges to plots within pristine fest areas. . bill laurance: we have bn studying about 65,000 trees for the last 27 years. and overall th's about 1,300 different species of trees. that, just to put it into perspective, is about twice as many scies as occur in all of north america. narrator: by identifying the species and measuring the diameter of the tree, the team can calculate its biomass. once this is done to all the trees, then the total biomass of the plot can be determined. dr. bill laurance: it's an enormous challenge. it really is one of the great challenges is trying to document what

rode into jerusalem, and palm branches from laid in front of him. >> the pope celebrate palm sunday maths, and the leader of the church gave a whom illy. he asked worshippers to look into their own hearts to see how they are living their lives. >> in spain, the catholic church is accused of turning its back on its history. the church was once a mosque, but the church wants ownership of the site. >> on the banks of the river, one of the greatest movingses built overlooks the city. a reminder of the time when it was the center of the area. inside is almost like stepping back into that time. when it fell, defeated by christian forces, so did the influence as a grand center of civilisation. over time the mosque became a cathedral. the roman catholic church became on authority. it's a unesco world heritage site belonging to the public. >> now, the church is looking to secure its hold over the site and it's in the protest of the registering itself as the soul owner. >> this complex is, for many, a potent symbol of a multicultural pass. it reflects a golden age in history. for some, what h

a command navigator from west palm beach, florida, with 1,700 -4-c, hours in the rf director of named strategy and resources integration for the deputy undersecretary of the air force international affairs. this recent promotion is no surprise to anyone who knows tony. throughout his life, he has displayed exceptional leadership and judgment. he graduated in 1977 from forest hill high school in west palm beach and then he was known for his intelligence, his loyalty and his integrity. he was a drummer in the marching band, a pitcher for the baseball and participant in the american legion boys state program which encourages people to grow and engage into responsible citizens. after graduating from florida state university in 1981, tony was selected to attend undergraduate navigator training in california. he quickly gathered -- he 12th guarded the tactical squadron at the air force base. he was needed in the front line during the cold war and was assigned in germany. following the end of the cold war, he continued to pass his wealth of knowledge and experience onto the next generation o

the palm sunday is being preserved. pilgrims are retracing the steps that jesus is believed to have walked though the city and pilgrims begin, over looking the city. they make their way to st. anne's church. meteorologist eboni deon joins us with a look at the hour and the national forecast. souped like spring is on the way. b.c. wrapped up the gerry blossom. what can we expect, is spring in the air. especially in the east, with the warm temperatures. with the warm temperatures comes problems. we are watching for rain to come in. we factor it in with warm, mild air. and we will deal with flooding concerns across the area. that's not the only place where flooding will be an issue. back across parts of the midwestern, we have dealt with heavy rain fall. in the last 24 hours, some areas received 2-4 numbers of. and an additional one to two inches, with the rain and storms coming in. we watch for the rivers to rise and small streams and creeks, and the threat of severe weather. it's in effect for another few minutes. that's

then came shortly on the move will start on just counseling the palm and building the scent of damascus. this is charles killed three people according to state means that the presidential poll will just learned is to rule the country. thanksgiving is present on sundays and wind expected to win at this point it's for yeahh pricing gains his role which spiraled into civil war. societal oz has hit a police check points are awfully cute funky compass the current bomb explosion killed at least ten people and injured dozens more minus the sessions evenings after next week's parliamentary election the firm has since us forces left the country the other her senses and that is why i've destroyed and features of the country's president in an easter whining they called the resurrection democracy peace with water cannons and tear down this is because it's mine and process again speaker was missouri's governments confident every time cops are killed or forced. during three years of crippling the stairs he can only think is the point of portugal finally being on the way down. but some some paint on a

it started over the weekend while christians marked palm sunday. in this recent attack, a church secretary found a room filled with smoke, somebody smashed a window and tossed a flaming newspaper in there and the fire spread. as the story goes she ran to get the reverend and they put it out before it caused too serious damage. the reverend is thankful they caught it in time. the secretary arrived at the church earlier than normal that day. the preacher said he had no clue why anybody would target them. >> maybe he's deranged or something or maybe he's ju just -- maybe he just hates churches >> maybe he just hates churches. the reverend says he's ramping up security ahead of easter weekend and also attacks on two nearby churches. live at the church of st. mark in brooklyn, new york. i understand the fire there almost destroyed some 200 years of history. >> reporter: that's right. this church was built in 1835. i'm here in the church's office where there's hundreds of years of people's history and birth certificates and death certificates. this is wh

don't even need the palm of your hand there.r doesn't this undermine the anonymity of bitcoin? >> the goal was to create the most seamless introduction for customers to bitcoin. the machine is the easiest way for customers to buy and sell but the enrollment process had to be seamless as well. all customer has to do is create a king, scan their palm, scanner id and take a photo and they are in. melissa: that is exactly the stuff that people who are buying into bitcoin don't wan to give out. >> so bitcoin is synonymous but our goal is to bring bitcoin to the masses. melissa: was that? pseudo anonymous? >> not anonymous because it is a block jane. every transaction on the bitcoin ledger has always been kept for history. from our perspective the goal is to bring bitcoin to the 99.99%. the people who already have bank accounts and really want to enjoy all of the view the of bitcoin. melissa: what is the demonstration you are going to do today? what you going to show and who is going to see it? >> we were invited to demonstrate robot:

a blessing of palms and olive branches. an important symbol in the faith. >>> time to take a look at the u.s. masters golf tournament where 20-year-old jordan spieth is topping the leaderboard in his first ever appearance at augusta national. he's be the youngestest winner if he holds the lead. he shares the lead with bubba watson. defending champion adam scott trails six shots off the pace. >> 20 years old. what were you doing at 20? >> you never want to peak too earl early. this is the thing i say about all these young stars. >> the man who knows a thing or two about the final round at the masters, four-time winner arnold palmer. >> a chat with the man known as the king. >> of course, i remember watching the old pros start the tournament in years gone by. and i thought, what a special deal. wouldn't i like to do that some day. never thinking that i would actually be out there starting the tournament. but to have done it and to have been a part of it has been very special to me. >> is there any pressure that you feel when

one step required is a scan of the palm. >> using a palm feature. i don't think anything could be wrong with it. >> you don't think it will get on the wrong hands? >> no. >> the goal to make it accessible to more people. more atms are deployed. >> in october, and subsequently, they have launched austin, boston, here, california and ten overseas so they're expanding. >> as you can see on the atm screen, the value fluke 2008s. it's priced up $1,000 p december. trading at $458 dropping $100 when the irs decided users must pay taxes on appreciation when spent. mark nicole says this will require users to keep better records. it may lead to state sales taxes on bit coin purchases. despite that, the deployment has users hopeful use will owe grow. >> now, there is, like 80,000 or so transactions per day. you know? this could push it past a million. it's just making the economy grow. >> chris clark is the mayor of mountain view. home to the bit coin atm. >> current form of weather. the fact people are now innovating in this area. it's important. i wanted to

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one step required is a scan of the palm. >> using a palm feature.hink anything could be wrong with it. >> you don't think it will get on the wrong hands? >> no. >> the goal to make it accessible to more people. more atms are deployed. >> in october, and subsequently, they have launched austin, boston, here, california and ten overseas so they're expanding. >> as you can see on the atm screen, the value fluke 2008s. it's priced up $1,000 p december. trading at $458 dropping $100 when the irs decided users must pay taxes on appreciation when spent. mark nicole says this will require users to keep better records. it may lead to state sales taxes on bit coin purchases. despite that, the deployment has users hopeful use will owe grow. >> now, there is, like 80,000 or so transactions per day. you know? this could push it past a million. it's just making the economy grow. >> chris clark is the mayor of mountain view. home to the bit coin atm. >> current form of weather. the fact people are now innovating in this area. it's important. i wanted to be a part

a surprise from pope francis on this palm sunday. his words were not scripted. and his message? here's abc's jeffrey kofman. >> reporter: for a pope who never stops surprising his followers, palm sunday was no exception. pope francis ignored his prepared homily and in an extraordinary departure from tradition, spoke entirely off the cuff. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: on this day that commemorates jesus' entry into jerusalem, he called on people including himself to look into their hearts to see how they are living their lives. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: but the 77-year-old pope, who is known for his sunny disposition, was noticeably tired today, pausing frequently to catch his breath. he has functioned with just one lung since he was a teenager in argentina, when his other lung was removed because of an infection. but doctors say that as long as he's healthy, that should not affect him. and there was certainly no sign that a little fatigue is dampening his passion. he delighted worshippers in st. peter's square when he hopped off his popemobile to p