chris, i lived in palm beach county for a few years and palm beach, the island, i mean, they redefineparty. >> they absolutely do. >> reporter: so much political coverage right now in iowa and new hampshire, north carolina, but i would argue that palm beach, florida, is just as important, especially in these early days of the precampaign when people are trying to get all of the money together. almost every political cycle every candidate goes to palm beach county. in 2012 the county donated more than $50 million to political campaigns, so i went down there to check it out to see what is going on before the election, so let's check it out. ♪ >> sweetie! have fun at mr. trump's house. love you! >> reporter: welcome to palm beach, the island of the 1% and where there is money, there are politicians not far behind. ♪ there is a reason politicians come to palm beach. nothing to do with the weather. it's because they want to bathe in money. >> that is the first time anybody has ever done that to me in my life! great to be here in palm beach tonight. thank you for having me. i didn't come to

peter's square where pope francis said palm sunday mass. during the service, he paid tribute to those killed for their faith. >>> this is some progress in the international tug-of-war over iran's nuclear capabilities. still ahead, where negotiators stand in meeting the fast-approaching deadline. >>> and welcome back on this sunday morning. we are off to a frigid start. we've been in the 20s all morning long and we finally made it to the 30-mark in some spots. here's a live look outside. we're looking at breezy conditions as well. you can see those flags flying around on top of the aramark building. a look at temperatures to the north and west we're still sitting in the 20s, a cold cold start for many. 27 in allentown. 27 in lancaster. 27 in pottstown. but finally making it to 30 degrees in philadelphia. 30 at millville, as well as atlantic city wildwood and dover, and 29 in wilmington. did we mention the winds? we have cold air temperatures along with that northwesterly flow. it's not windy, like yesterday, but still breezy and breezy enoug

palm sunday marks jesus' entrance into jerusalem city where crowds greeted him by waving palms. it's also called passion sunday. >>> all right. if you're off to church or brunch or really anything this morning, you want to bundle up because we are seeing temperatures at or above freezing everywhere. we finally made it into the 30s. 30 in allentown. 29 in lancaster. 32 right at the freezing mark in philadelphia. 32 in dover. there's that northwesterly flow. we had windy conditions yesterday, and rate now we're looking at breezy conditions. still seeing windchills in the 20s because of this. winds right now at 14 miles per hour in philadelphia. future temperatures rz we go throughout time here, we're going to rise to near 4 degrees later on this afternoon. that will be our high for the day. so 57 is where we typically come in this time of year. so by 5:00 44 in philadelphia. still in the 30s in mt. pocono 44 in mt. holly. pretty uniform across the area with that northwesterly flow. we'll see the winds flip out of the west later on tonight, but then dipping back into the 30s tonigh

narrator: most farmers in this area grow oil palms.owo however, even with this income he barely kes enough to feed his family. sohot sells the oil palms that he harvests to a broker who lives in the same village. sia yong tee, an ethnic chinese, is also a second-generation son of settlers. ( conversing in malay ) ( translated ): could i ask you what tay's price is for palm oil? ( translated ): two hundred-plus ringgit per ton. how much do you think is here? more than a ton and a half, i'd say. narrator: sia became an oil palm broker seven years ago. he and his family handle 30d 400 toil palm a month. the family income is now coiderably more than that of the average malay farming household. twice a day, in the morning and in the evening sia lights incense for the spirits of his ancestors. his late father came here from china in the middle 1920s. sia says his roots run deep in this village. ( speaking malay ) translator: i hope that my sons will continue with the family business. i think that oil palm cultivation will increase, and i hop

. >> christians around the area celebrated palm sunday. ♪ >> archbishop shall chaput celebrated mass and paul tonight. palm sunday commemorates jesus' entry into the jerusalem and it marks the beginning of holy week which leads up to easter sunday. >>> now three months after an emergency amputation trenton bishop david o'connell returned to the altar for a very special palm sunday mass. ♪ >> heartfelt welcome and rousing applause for bishop david o'connell as he made his way down the aisle at saint mary the assumption cathedral. first mass on this palm sunday since a leg amputation in december. >> live threatening infections seemed to settle in the leg and so i had to make a decision at christmastime to amputate the leg and so it was amputateed actual three months ago today and it's been a miraculous speedy recovery, and rehabilitation. >> two months after his amputation bishop o'connell spoke to "eyewitness news" about the live changing procedure he underwent. for years the 59-year-old bishop of trenton struggled with diabetes. a team of therapists helped with the process of rehabil

palm sunday. >> yes. we have started a organic garden at our church. we took some land in the back of our church and started a youth community organic garden because what we've discovered is that east oakland is a food desert. there is a high incident of health crises so we're trying to do embark on healthy eating but really to cultivate growth and fertility in that area. on sunday, the 29th of march, we are having a worship in the garden service. the folks interested getting their hands dirty, we welcome you to come. >> you have the whole district plan that garden. >> we start off with our youth and then the district came and they built all boxes and we have a water irrigation system. we have a compost section. it's just beautiful. >> jim, i know you said something about palm sunday is still in the making with the children. >> palm sunday is the fifth sunday of the month of this year and we've dedicated ourselves for almost a year now that every fifth sunday we focus in on a very kid friendly family friendly worship service to make sure that the messa

you had another service coming up, palm sunday. >> i do. we have started an organic garden at our church. we took some land and started a youth community organic garden. what we discovered is that east oakland is a food desert. there are not fresh fruits and vegetables. there is high incidence of health crisis. we are trying to embark on healthy eating and really to cultivate growth and fertility in the area. on sunday the 29th of march we are having a worship in the garden service. for folks interested in getting their hands dirty and soil turned over, you are welcome to come. >> you had the district plant that garden. >> we did. we started with the youth and the district built boxes. we have a water irrigation system, a com post section. it's just beautiful. we had salad recently from our garden and it was delicious. >> jim, i know you said palm sunday is still in the making with the children. >> palm sunday is a fifth sunday of the month. we have dedicated ourselves for almost a year now that every fifth sunday we focus in on a kid frien

. >> you'll need your coats as you head to palm sunday services today. >> meteorologist chris sowers is here today it's cold outside. >> reporter: it doesn't make sense, palm sunday services, winter chill. let's go live on sky 6. we'll get you the view of atlantic city. there's the beach there. it's nice and quiet but windchills in the teens. we're almost in april and we're talking about windchills that are biting cold. 19 in philadelphia. 18 in allentown and front. 17 in -- trenton. 17 in reading. later this afternoon we'll see brighter conditions we'll see a lot of sunshine from start to finish. it will help things along temperature-wise. we'll get into the up err -- upper 40s. the normal high is 57 degrees. lunchtime, 39. 3:00 p.m., 46. 6:00 p.m. we're cooling back down we're down to 45 shooting for a high of 479 sun sets at 7:22. there will be a little bit of a breeze. coming up we'll talk about a chance of showers actually there's couple of days where we could see showers as a clipper twrain moves on -- train moves on through we could see snow showers north and west. we have mil

palm sunday commemorates jesus' transit entry into jerusalem.y week leads up to easter sunday coming up this sunday. >> now, palm sunday also marked return to the alter for trenton bishop david o'connell. as "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown reports the bishop is back on the job three months after an emergency amputation. >> a heartfelt welcome and rousing applause for bishop david o'connell. as he made his way down the aisle at st. mary the assumption cathedral. first mass on this palm sunday since a leg amputation in december. >> life threatening infections seem to settle in the leg and so toyed make a decision at christmas time to amputate the leg and so amputated three months ago today. and it has been a miraculous speedy recovery, and rehabilitation. >> just two month after his amputation bishop o'connell spoke to "eyewitness news" about the life changing procedure he underwent. for years the 59 year old bishop of trenton struggled with diabetes, a team of therapists helped with the process of rehabilitation. >> you are a little shak

palm sunday marks jesus' entry into jerusalem where christians greeted him by waving palms. >>> next animal rescues at risk. why the spca in philadelphia has shut down its adoption center and what it means for the dozens of dogs in need of a new home. >>> a commuter train and a car collide in southern california. more than 20 people are hurt. i'll tell you more on what investigators say caused the crash. >>> all right. a frigid start to your morning. temperatures are in the 20s. it feels more like the teens. even feels like below zero in some spots. so bundle up as you head out of here. here's a live look outside. partly sunny skies from our adventure aquarium camera. a cold one today, but rebounding nicely on monday. we'll talk more about the warm-up, coming up. >>> the winter-like weather didn't stop kite enthusiasts from a festival at the nation's capital this weekend. kitemakers and flyers from all over the world showcased their creations and skills yesterday. the brisk winds certainly helped keep the kites flying high. >>> yeah, we had that cold wind yesterday. today, or the at

tens of thousands oz have people gathering to watch the pontiff bless palms and olive branches.alm sunday day kicks off as3 week of religious celebrations that ends with easter next sunday. >> now to your fox 29 weather authority, hard to believe that easter is next sunday because it is so cold. >> yeah, temperatures well below normal for this time of the year. it is not supposed to be this cold. highs in the 40's all weekend and felt chillier with the win. >> we have sun so it is deceiving. >> it was deceiving. it looked like it should have been brighten and warmer but march is a tough month. never seems to get warm quickly enough. it is so hard, just dying for warm weather and it is a struggle week-by-week. we have a couple warm days and couple nice ones in the seven day forecast. weather looks to break this week finally. outside right now yes, we have had sunshine all day, clear skies, high pressure in place. it has been beautiful looking. toward our west we have a front moving in and you will see cloud moving into western parts of the pennsylvania, and some rain showers even

indonesia is a major exporter of palm oil. the industry generates about 200 tons of waste a day.nd it contains salt just like japanese tsunami rubble so incineration using boilers was impractical. indonesian officials hope his technology will help the industry dispose of the palm husks. >> translator: this boiler will help solve our country's problem. we hope it's the breakthrough we were looking for. >> reporter: government officials are considering nogami's proposal. the deal if they buy, could be big. the business would be worth about $1.2 billion. >> translator: we can go global by honing our debris related technological skills. maybe looking back we can say the disasters presented us with the way to improve our products. >> reporter: the operators of tsunami affected companies are turning the hardships arising from the disaster into new business opportunities. >> okay. that is going to do it for biz this hour. >>> it's time now for the world weather with our meteorologist sayaka mori. residents of northern japan are dealing with a late season winter storm. tell us the detail

. ♪ >>> very special palm sunday mass in trenton today.ery his leg amputateed three months ago. he says just two weeks after that surgery that his goal was to stand at the altar alone by palm sunday. well you see him there. did he it. >> i had some very serious actually life threatening infections that seemed to settle in the leg and so i had to make a decision at christmastime to amputate the leg zone it was amputated three months ago today and it's been a miraculous speedy recovery and rehabilitation and i can walk. >> so good for him. bishop owe com says it was all made possible by the work of his doctors and rehab therapists. >>> pope francis delivering a message on this palm sunday at the vatican opening holy week before a large crowd packed into saint peter's square. tens of thousands of people looking on while the pope blessed palms and olive barges. the first of many tra dig al celebrations that wrap up next sunday on easter. >>> llamas on the lamb took social media by storm. they were visiting assisted living facility near phoenix

wounds on the back of donna's hands, but not on her palms. and her fingernails were broken. >> she is up like this, and she is grabbing hold of the edge, the nails would break off. well the same -- you should then have abrasions on the palm surface of your hands as you're going down, and she did not have that. all of her injuries are on the back of her hands. >> why would someone who slid down a cliff have bruises on the backs of her hands, but virtually no marks on her palms? dr. weakley-jones said it was impossible to be sure, but she had a theory. >> i think that she was pushed off the cliff and didn't make it, and her hands were stomped on in order to get her to continue her fall off the cliff. but the injuries on her hands were more consistent with a struggle or that scenario than a simple fall off the cliff. >> this was a harrowing possibility. it meant that while donna was hanging on to the cliff's edge, one or both of the mcginnises sent her to a certain death. >> there was no -- what we call pattern injury to help determine as to wha

the palm will just simply tear through. >> he's raised up.f being raised up after your feet and your hands are nailed in. every little movement is agony. the cross was lifted up by ropes and then dropped into a hole to keep it from falling. imagine what that's like. >> one of the difficulties with imagining crucifixion is that we've had 2,000 years of christian tradition which sanitizes the crucifixion and of putting jesus in nice church buildings, having crosses made of gold and it prevents us of thinking through what crucifixion actually involved. when we pause and look at the historical nature of the crucifixion and remember what the romans were trying to do by humiliating and torturing people, for a moment, we see it as something quite difficult. something appallingly painful >> the weight of the body pulls on the arms, making breathing increasingly difficult. most victims of crucifixion finally die of asphyxiation. >> it -- is -- finished. >> imagine your mother or your father or your best friend nailed to wood. hung out in the open sun.

particularly on this palm sunday. you may want to go check out.s one of our easter egg hunts. this is over at doyle t town. that's your neck of the woods. >> it sure is. that's delaware valley, the college right in town at 11:00 a.m. beautiful, a lot of sunshine, but it is cole. you have to dress kids warmly. another one happening at the american swedish history museum. down on patterson avenue. that's starting at 2:00. there's so many different events if you want to get out and enjoy yourself, then you certainly can. it looks like, where is this one, karen? this one is over at the -- the rise museum and library on central avenue. that one is at one p.m. you can hit your sunday services and hit one of the easter egg hunts, one of the many events happening in our area. get the camera out of my face. i'm watching fox 29 weekend. thank you dominique as always we love your baby. monte jake always checks in. he says i'm truly blessed to have my fox 29 family always showing me live and support for many years. that is his message on this palm sunday. we

also today pope francis held a palm sunday mass in st.er's square. thousands of tourists and pilgrims flocked to the vatican for the religious service. the pope and other bishops at the mass wore bright red robes to recall jesus' death by crucifixion. >>> it is -- >> we were coming in quite hard in the storm and everything else. when he clipped a wire you knew something was wrong. >> we started running away from the plane. >> it is a new scare in the air, and passengers were running for safety after a hard landing. what investigators are saying tonight about what went wrong. >>> and the phillies' home opener is coming up fast. the change that fans need to know about before heading to the stadium this year. >>> and of course we want some warm weather for that. but i am tracking warmer weather as we go through this week and some more rain chance. that's coming up in your nbc 10 first alert weather forecast. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. bre

gourmet lunch from the palm a complete day of beauty donated by the stylists. for sarah keating salon executive director, it's personal. >> my husband was diagnosed in 2001 with non hodgkin's lymphoma and he was cured by university of pennsylvania's abramson cancer center. i'm very committed to this cause cause. >> her husband builder dancetting is committed to donateing time and money to help

crowds greeted him waving the branches of palm trees. in center city parishioners received palms before entering the cathedral of saints peter and paul for mass. >>> and a different type of easter tradition here. philadelphia's love statue got a bit of a marshmallow makeover. you're looking at peep parts in maryland. many can tour the giant works of art including a giant goofy and minion. the peep show runs through april 6th. of course peeps are made in bethlehem, pennsylvania. >> of course an easter favorite. >>> one chain store is developing new standards for dietary supplements. landon dowdy is here with that story in this morning's cnbc business news. good morning, landon. >> hey, tracy, good morning to you. they have agreed to implement sweeping new testing for dietary supplements. "the new york times" reports this action comes as the new york attorney general accused gmc and three other retailers of selling supplements that were contaminated with unlisted ingredients that could pose health ingredients. they have been plagued by acc

peter square to celebrate palm sunday this morning.rancis and a dozen cardinals carried palm fronds to celebrate jesus' crucifixion before his arrest. this marks the beginning of holy week which ends on easter sunday. >>> still to come, some good news for america's military vets looking for quicker medical care. >>> plus, a milestone for the wounded warrior project as it helps our returning servicemen and women recover from the scars of war. stay with us. like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol. new ensure active heart health supports your hear so you stay active and strong. ensure, take life in. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? (cough!) it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range c

. >>> pope francis celebrated palm sunday mass at the vatican.f holy week, leading up to easter. >>> and finally, here at home. a solemn moment far from the basketball court for the houston rockets team. james harden, dwight howard, and coach kevin mchale paid a visit to arlington national cemetery, where they laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknowns. mchale's father fought in world war ii. you can watch houston take on the washington wizards later today. the rockets already going to the playoffs in the west. the wizards are closing in on a playoff berth in the east. i went to see houston play the clippers a couple of weeks ago. james harden is amazing. a scoring machine, as some say about dan harris before he got married. >> oh, oh. >> just kidding. >> wow, all of a sudden, in lots of trouble. i grew up watching kevin mchale play for the boston celtics. a very familiar name from my youth. that is called changing the subject. and further along those lines, let's check the weather before paula says whatever she was going to say. julie durda. our

pope francis began easter kel -- celebrations by giving a mass to mark palm sunday. for christians palm sunday marks a week and resurrection for jesus christ >>> not much in afghanistan has been done to improve the ambulance service. kabul has one ambulance service providing 24 hour transport for 6 million people. al jazeera spoke to a nurse. this is his story in his own words. >> translation: my name is abdul. i'm a nurse working with kabul ambulance. my team is me and a driver. my duty is to transfer patients to a hospital. our dispatcher in the main office calls us on the radio. we are told to proceed, for example, to a school area. we are given details about the condition, and dismrr first aid and decide which hospital the patient should be taken to. >> translation: we face problems with traffic jams. motorists do not give way to balance. we have only 18 ambulances and so many people in need of urgent medical attention. >> when there is an explosion, it's difficult to help the injured people. >> translation: my worst memories are from an explosion in kabul. the e

christians millions will celebrate palm rr sunday coming um. these bookvise to do with the prophecy of daniel 9 that give the year of palm sunday and the cruse fission of jesus creeuss. as he read in on the donkey the scribes or the fair saes said, master, rebuke they disciple squz jizes said if these are together to hold the piece the stones would cry out. what did he mean? he was emphasizeing the fact that only in the bible do-jesus said behold i tell you before it comes to pass so when it comes to pass you may believe i am he >> thank you. next speaker, please >> thank you. glaud bless you supervisors, god bless the city and county of san francisco. today what i would like to talk about is maybe there needs to be [inaudible] of san francisco, maybe there needs to be no public transportation. i'm sorry, no private transportation. people in this city who drive a lot of them don't respect pedestrians and people in chairs and if they hit them they hit a person in a chair, they hit me in a chair or this young lady in a chair, we are in bad shape.

it's also blocking the ashby avenue on ramp to interstate 80 west palm.ze load that was traveling west bound part of a convoy of two trucks carrying large pieces. <

he decided to rent out his palm springs, california home by the night. >> it won't come cheap.will have full access to the $5 million, 7,000 square foot estate for the princely sum of $4500 a night. of course there's a two-night minimum. >> this is a heck of a spot here. every square inch you can see here is beautifully decorated. it has dining for ten. also a gorgeous swimming pool. it has tennis court next door. and the backdrop, the mountains. >> you can even sleep in leo's bed, without leo of course. >> we have to put that disclaimer in. >> i'd still save my pennies up for the harpo studio. >> if you could sleep in the bed leonardo dicaprio sleeps in -- you sure you wouldn't go for that? >> it is a one-night thing. i'd rather think of longevity. >> sound like a woman. >>> the newest addition to the carrie underwood mike fisher family. let's go to family now. >> this singer happily tweeted out the baby pic of isaiah michael fisher born february 27th writing tiny hands, tiny feet. god has blessed us with an amazing gift. she admitted that her hockey player husband was ecstati

. >>> pope francis has presided over palm sunday mass in vatican city. first meteorologist chris sowers and a check of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast. it is way too cold out there for this this time of the year. >> reporter: this is video shot yesterday evening snow was flying through parts of the area, do you believe this. we had this throughout the entire afternoon temperatures were very chilly with highs topping out in the upper 30s and low 40s throughout the area. we saw a little bit of light snow. let's go live on sky 6 looking live from temple university camera you can see we're clear it's a nice, quiet morning it's blustery and cold with temperatures in the 20s. we're sitting at 26 degrees here in philadelphia. 24 in trenton. allentown, 22. poconos 15 reading 23. atlantic city coming in at 26. you factor in the winds it feels like the teens out there this morning not feeling like spring feeling like the middle of february, satellite and radar, here's the good news all the clouds and yesterday's flurries pulling out to sea, we should s

for christians palm sunday commemorates jesus christ's entry into jerusalem a week before his death and resurrection. >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera" u.n.i.c.e.f. executive director anthony lake. >> you see children everywhere who have not given up hope. if they haven't given up hope, what possible excuse can we have for giving up hope? >>> as the syrian war enters its fifth year he says critical efforts are needed to stop millions of children becoming a

. >>> pope francis held palm sunday mass in st. peter's square today, ushering in east ear's holy week start. tens of thousands took part waving palm leaves and olive branches. the pope remembered those that died in the germanwings crash. and others died defend defending their faith. >>> the talks on scaling back iran's nuclear program is going down to the wire with two days before the deadline for an initial agreement. each side says the other needs to make tough choices. our chief foreign correspondent, andrea mitchell has the report from switzerland. >> reporter: it has been a grueling round of talks as six world powers led by john kerry tried to bridge the divide with iran. >> do you think there will be a deal by the deadline? >> good question. >> everyone knows the deadline is midnight tuesday unless kerry and iran's foreign minister agrees to extend it. >> it has to be a deal which puts the bomb beyond iran's reach. >> i'm not paid to be optimistic. >> i'm not paid enough to be optimistic. >> reporter: even if kerry produces

they have rain from southern california san diego palm springs. snow showers and wintry weather there. beach today? well kind of cool. low 60s should do it in santa cruz yesterday .2 of shower activity. even upwards of .75-inch in carmel. 53 san francisco. you didn't see anything. oakland saw a little bit of rain. 49 in san jose where all the activity seemed to be yesterday and through morgan hill. mt. tam, boy temperatures have climbed about 10 to 12 degrees since this morning's mid-30s. 51 in fairfield. 50 livermore and 53 in concord. from our sutro tower camera, this is it around much of the bay today. plenty of sunshine. some partly cloudy skies down around the south bay, but overall we are talking about seasonal day today. more clouds tomorrow with a chance of isolated shower. this system will not be moving right over the state. it's going to parallel the coastline and that's going to decrease our chance of showers. dry and warm weather continues through much of march. the first week anyway. there's the low. you can pick it out. circulation i

. >> sweaty palms and improper attire and yawning. you might be a terrorist. a tsa checklist of suspicious behavior has been leaked on-line. the checklist obtained by the intercept website is part of the tsa's program to nab potential bad guys based on signs that indicate stress or defection. trebling, excessive throat clearing, arriving late wide op and being in disguise. come on don't we all wear a mustache to the airport? the aclu sued the tsa saying the program known as "spot" leads to racial profiling. dagan, sweaty palms trebling arriving late, doesn't that describe everyone at the airport? >> it is a checklist for every bad day. it goes along with every day -- date i have been on if you throw this a long john silver and a cold sore. >> you were taken to long john silver? >> i was taken to long john silver to the guy i lost my virginity to with coupon. >> you love a thrifty guy. >> the coupons were for the restaurant, right? i just want to make that clear. >> anthony is this program so bad? we joke and we laugh, but don't we remember 9/11? >> we want to

thousands of christians gathered in vatican city to join in the palm sunday mass led by pope francis.tiff began with a procession through saint peter's square to usher in holy week-- the week before easter. for christians, palm sunday commemorates jesus' procession into jerusalem--cheered on by crowds waving palm branches-- days before his death and resurrection. >> brian: both days this weekend featuring a record high temperatures. but learned when your weather is coming up and i'll have the details. >> grant: according to current and former intelligence officials.the national security agency considered abandoning its secret phone-recording program months before leaker edward snowden revealed the practice. after the leak.n-s-a leaders strongly defended the phone records program to congress and the public.without disclosing the internal debate. the proposal to kill the program was circulating among top managers.but had not yet reached the desk. of the n-s-a director. the behind-the-scenes concerns could be relevant as congress decides whether to renew or modify the collection of phone

. >> and christians all around our area marked palm surprised today ushering in holy week . >> outside the kath reedal basilica of st. peters and paul a windchill in the 20s to begin services and priests received the palms those laid before jesus on his try up fall entery into jerusalem. >> cyclists halfway into their your any in support of certain cause. they're riding from sanityy hook connecticut, where 20 children and six adults were gunned down more than two years ago to nation's capitol in memory of all gun violence victims. the team is headed to washington to lobby for new gun control laws. >> and it's a teamest to save a dog who apparently just wanted to go for a swim today. this morning around 10:00 a woman was taking her dog for a walk on the rail trail in pemberton bureau and managed to get away from her. and the dog apparently tried to walk through the foam at foot of creek and fell n tide picked him up and forced him downstream. his leash got caught in trees and that's when the fire company was able to rescue him. he's doing fine tonight. but we can definitely say one luck

they were waiving the palms as a shine of adoration.oing to die for you so you can have life eternal. that's what is so great today. >>> the pope paid tribute to those killed for their faith and denounced isis militants. >>> take a look at this. a selfie taken with a creepy filter. a woman in ireland thought she took a photograph with her nephew and sister. but after taking a closer look, the woman claims someone or something photobombed the picture. in the background there you can see what appears to be a woman sitting with her hands foltded on her knees and she thinks it may be a ghost. our resident ghost hunter clayton morris on the case. >> what else could it be? i mean, may be part of a dress. that looks like hands doesn't it? >> that's definitely hands and skirt over the knees. >> definitely. it is definitely. >> that is amazing. >> lock at that. we go to the par normal expert in the weather realm. rick, do you have an answer? >> i don't. i was trying to figure it out. what could it be? >> we're not using film anymore. you don't h

>>> pope francis has begun easter celebrations by giving a mass to mark palm sunday. every year thousands gather in st peter's square to celebrate the holy day. we are looking at the live pictures from vatican city. for christians palm sunday commemorates jesus christ's entry into jerusalem a week before his death and resurrection. >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera" u.n.i.c.e.f. executive director anthony lake. >> you see children everywhere who have not given up hope. if they haven't given up hope, what possible excuse can we have for giving up hope? >>> as the syrian war enters its fifth year he says critical efforts are needed to stop millions of children becoming a lost generation. >> every one of those numbers is an individual child. but these kids are losing their childhoods. >>> from syria and iraq, to the central african republic and south sudan - 2014 was the worst year for young people since world war ii. >> if you look at now the map of the world and imagine the countries in crisis, and tell me which one looks like it's going to get better. >> war aside,

. >>> the pope held a palm sunday mass. tens of thousands took part in the service waving palm and olive branches. he remembered those that died in the germanwings crash and paid tribute to those who died defending their faith. >>> the talks of scaling back the nuclear program is going down to the wire with two days before the deadline for initial agreement. each side says the other needs to make tough choices. andrea mitchell has our report from switzerland. >> reporter: it's been a round robin of talks as six world powers led by john kerry try to bridge the divide. everyone here knows the deadline is two days from now, midnight tuesday, unless kerry and iran es foreign minister agree to extend it. >> the deal does get done it has to be a deal that puts beyond iran's reach. >> even if kerry produces a deal, congress may try to scuttle it when he gets home. >> let's see if there's an agreement. i've got serious doubts. we've got the regime that's never kept their word about anything. >>> tomorrow the defense will begin pres

. >> cold rain, biting wind, grim backdrop to the sadness hanging over germany this palm sunday.ixteen students and two teachers from the town of about 30,000 died tuesday when germanwings flight 9525 crashed into the french alps. outside their school, a sea of red and white con dolan cents hundreds every candles flowers, messages, surround pictures, showing the smiling faces of young lives lost too soon. >> people keep coming to the school to reflect on the lives this community has lost, mourning in silence. one woman lit a candle. and then asked out loud why. new video of teenage andreas lubitz flying a glider when he was 17. they believe the co-pilot intentionally crashed the airbus a320 killing himself and 149 others tuesday. his motive remains unknown. german tabloids claim the captain of the doomed flight could be heard trying to break down the locked cockpit door shouting open the damn door. some reports say anti-depressants were found in lubitz home, and he south treatment for a detached retina. medical issues he apparently hid from the airline. >> twelve year old julius'

he left his left palm print on a plastic garbage bag in the back room.n he took $3 from kathy's purse and left the store, but dropped the pantyhose outside. a few blocks away, he called 911 and left his fingerprint on the receiver. >> i can't tell you why paul taylor made the 911 call. sometimes they'll do it to taunt the police, to try to show them they can get by with something, for the reaction that they may get. >> when faced with the forensic evidence against him, paul taylor confessed. >> he did not hesitate much about telling us that he did kill her. he told her that he was going to rob her. he stated that he did take $3 from her purse, but first, he denied having sexually assaulted her. >> investigators discovered taylor was a nonsecreter, consistent with the biological samples from the rape test kit, and they told taylor they didn't believe him. >> at which point he looked down at the floor for several seconds, and then he looked directly at me again, and he said, "i raped her." >> maybe he thought that murder was okay, but sexual assault was no

. >>> pope francis took timoon the biggest day of the calendar palm sunday to remember the victims. that as we learn more about their final moemts.ments. nbc's katy tur reports. >>> he first realized his dreams of flight. friends who flew with him say it was clear he had a love for the sky. what's still not clear, though is why he would crash a plane carrying 149 others into the side of a mountain. no answers, but the german tabloid "bild" recorded a time line of the last minutes from the cockpit voice recorder. the flight started normally with the captain apologizing for a delay. during the ascent he mentioned the copilot andreas lubitz that he didn't get a chance to use the rest room. lubitz tells the captain he can take over at any time. the captain asked lubitz to prepare for landing at dusseldorf and a few minutes later lubitz said "you can go now." the captain leaves. shortly of a he's gone lubitz can be heard pushing the chair back. the door clicks shut. the plane begins to descend. air traffic control calls. no answer. the captain begins banging on the door yelling, "for god