i hope some day i can meet someone that can talk to me more about your pear. but it was sweeney 2013. i videoed every debate. i wanted to make sure that i didn't sound like an idiot while i was debating these guys. there are so many vulnerable seats that i think your pear can probably make son inroads. there's homeless, there are things. so i just want to thank you. i didn't want to take 30 seconds. good work and you never know but there's room for change. >> right. [applause] >> hello. there isn't a national conversation about poverty as the doctor said earlier. however since we last me two years ago there has been created a very prom nen international conversation about persistent and growing inquality of weal and income. and in the u.s. interestingly it really started with grass roots organizing and protests by occupy wall street and now it's gotten much bigger with selling a mill yn and a half copies. ptial companies having to address this issue. "the wall street journal" on monday having an op-ed piece which -- which, you know, tried to refute the idea th

the tree pollen, thanks to the cherry blossoms and the bradford pears, everything beginning to bud, thatwhat is adding to the allergies. if you have the watery eyes and cough, the grass not quite yet. weeds not a problem, and mold, with the rain tomorrow that is likely to increase tomorrow afternoon. right now, not a lot going on. the clouds beginning to increase slowly, 65 degrees at reagan national, the wind out of the south that 10. daytime high today of 80 degrees. 14 degrees above average this time of year. on the other side of things tomorrow, with cooler, damp air overhead. 66 dulles, 68 winchester, 70 luray. this is the wrong graphic. tonight, that's what i want. the temperatures fall into the 50's, clouds increase, a chance of rain about 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, the wind out of the south between five and 9. the cold front will dissipate as it moves closer to us. the moisture to the south gives us the frontal system, keeping us what in the morning, heavy rain at midday, and then the late afternoon come early evening, things should begin to settle down a little bit. the satellit

if your allergies are bothering you, we can take the cherry blossoms and the bradford pears. trees in the high category. by next week we'll be very high. grasses now finally beginning toen enter the picture. give it another couple of weeks for weeds. mold will increase as we're looking for rain during the day tomorrow. same at winchester hanging on to 80 degrees in petersburg. through the 70's. it stays mild and comfortable. winds out of the south at 10 to 15. we have a cold front on the way for the day tomorrow. this is it right over here. now beginning to move across ohio. it heads our way, all that moisture we saw the video from earlier moves off this cold front during the day tomorrow. we could pick up anywhere between 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch of rain by the time the system moves on out of here. 6:00 in the morning you'll want to grab your umbrellas. head out the door with work and school and raining there on. and anything that is shaded in green, we'll be looking at showers and periods of heavier rain. any good news with this by the dinner time hour all begins to move on of

key on keonna thomas is peared edappeared in court yesterday. she planned to leave her home on north tenth street and join isis in syria. the trip never happened. >> it's just a shame. you never know who you're living next to. >> thomas is being held without bail and is expected back in court on wednesday. she could face up to 15 years in prison. keonna thomas is not the first person from our area accused of trying to take part in a terror attack or join a terror group. jihad jane lived in montgomery county. she was sentenced last year to ten years in prison for plotting to kill a cartoonist who mocked the prophet muhammad. prosecutors say the plot included recruitment for overseas terrorists. in and 2007 six extremists trained for an attack at shooting ranges in the pocono mountains. all six were found guilty four of them are now serving life in prison. >>> now to a developing story out of louisiana. a police officer is being treated at a hospital after being wounded in a shootout. this happened last night in the town of slidell. that's about a

we've got a pear that will ripen in a couple days.n orange that's ripe now and we've got a raisin cream pie and a chocolate cream pie that people literally fight over. >> this is the best part of the day. >> this is the worst part of the day. >> this is the worst part of the day. >> best or worst, at most of the prisons we visited, inmates have only about 15 minutes to eat. >> we feed one tier at a time out of each of the buildings. it takes like -- a good hour and a half at least to get everybody fed. you get about 15 minutes apiece in the dining room. usually it takes them about five, though, they're quick at it. they come in, eat, they go. >> how's the food. >> huh? >> how's the food. >> terrible. >> what's so bad about it. >> you've come on a day when they have a piece of chicken. >> what do they usually have? >> garbage. >> what happens if they take longer than 15 minutes. >> they're told to get up, pick it up and leave. they have to leave their tray there and they go about their business. >> they don't have no beef, no steak, no

there is zero chance classes will be canceled tomorrow no matter how much students pear. >>> caught on camera a bay area woman mugged in front of her home. she tries to fight back and then this laps to her. >> apple >>> first it was the discovery of a mummified body inside a san francisco home that really disturbed the neighbors. tonight something else, an infestation of black widow spiders and rats, trash, hundreds of bottles of urine piled to the ceiling in this house on fourth avenue, the smell so bad firefighters had to wear oxygen masks. police believe the body was the mother of the woman who was living there. the body had been there for years. >> it's not an uncommon as you think it is. it's the fear of letting go and people want to keep things with them that they're familiar with. >> so what's next for this property? crews will have to deal with toxic mold and the trash. the woman who lived there is getting psychological help. >>> tonight an east bay woman is badly bruised and recovering. she was mugged, then dragged down her own street. maureen medina shows us a neighbor's vide

foreign policy chief said it was immaterial pear to act.ay we are developing a true sense of urgency and solidarity in fighting human trafficking and saving lives and let me add on a personal note. finally so. >> reporter: the even u.'s proposed new measures includes strengthening their mission in nine tore stop migrants from closing no to libya. destroying the boats which are often up seaworthy or illegal. to strengthen and give more money to the titan and poe side an rescue operations and get member states to share responsibility for the resettlement and relocation of refugees. because the country has that born the brunt of the migrant wave says they can no longer cope on their own. >> it's a european emergency. it's not a problem to help people it's a problem to help europe. you can't have a european emergency, and an italian answer. >> reporter: that's a reference to italy's operation which cost more than $100 million during the 12 months it ran for. and which was closed down last year. many of the migrants crossing the mediterranean wa

i remember one day doing a giant pear. she was having lunch.a table beside her, i was on my knees, creating the dessert. when i said to her, she said it will not fall - she grabbed it, started shaking it. she said ok, you win. dr. kumar: on that note, let's go to some questions. >> hi. i'm the museum education program at george washington university. my comment is during my lifetime it is possible there will be a first gentleman. i'm wondering what your thoughts would be in terms of the influence of the first ladies on how that trole would be? >> we came close. we came very close in 2008, right? i think the white house is a very resilient place -- although that would have been different because it would've been a former president as the first spouse. it would've been a very different situation. but in fact of it being potentially a man, we are getting closer to that. and it is going to happen. but i think the white house is a very resilient place. it is a very flexible place that will adapt to all kinds of changes, just as the resident staff ad

pears, peaches, prunes. was called the valley of heart's delight. >> the weather was good, and it was beautiful. you could have gone upi] in the hills of cupertino and looked down. there are some famous paintings made up there during that period. you could5a look down in the valley and it's just a sea of blossoms. >> cupertino and itsfá neighbors sunnyvale anwá mountain view would soon grow to crowd out the blossoms and replace theme1 with very different industries. >> extraordinary things happen here but you don't really notice them. it's all very low-key. and soul of silicon valley.jf by the 1950s this is the epicenter of the digital revolution. >> in the mid 1950s lockheed martin moved to sunnyvale to open a missiles system division. mary wattin is the author of "silicon valley in pictures." she says high-tech brought early traffic jams. >>(/rj photo is very interesting to me because it's rush hour in the 1960s and this is lockheed's campus. you can see all the farmland around it. and thenxd this is just

had the misfortune to lose our shoes, we had to travel barefooted in a country covered with prickly pearks. >> just before dawn, the men split up to avoid detection and then for 12 more miles go through 28 miles of unforgiving territory without food or water. >> i need to speak with the commander of this outpost immediately. >> this daring mission becomes known as the san diego. it cements kit carson as one of the toughest men but what is often overlooked is that kit carson is not the first to reach the outpost. he's the last of the three because carson chooses the most difficult route, a tactical move that increases the team's chances should his fellow soldiers get killed or captured. >> within hours, 100 marines rushed to mule hill and the mexican army retreats. a year later, the u.s. wins the mexican-american war and triples in size stretching from the atlantic to the pacific. largely due to polk's political ten nasty and kit carson's efforts on the ground, manifest destiny is fully realized. after riding over land to st. louis, carson catches the train for washington to deliver fremo

. >> pear aing loy lot. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be back with more justice after hillary's social media announcement tomorrow. what question would you tweet her? facebook or tweet me at judge jeanine. would he tweet her? >> would i tweet -- >> tonight after hillary's social media announcement tomorrow, what question would you tweet her? patricia wra says do you really think we're fwog forget about benghazi? they died, and you lied? devin says how much would it take to keep you out of the running? lawyer wra says you can't manage your money. how could you manage our future? hey, laura, do you mean the fact that she couldn't figure out if she was rich or dead broke when she left the white house? or how much money was miss whenning they ran the state department. $6 billion. >> would you be available to -- >> would you be lying to us from your blackberry or ipad? thanks for the great responses. i love reading what you guys think. you are a hoot. make sure you log on and send me your thoughts on tonight's show, and check out moye thoughts on all the news throughout the week. great behi

so they can did he pear. and be eliminated almost entirely. and resurrect again them. have that they have like a showed up council to be replaced and if killed the council is killed. isis is a profound autonomous group. so top leaders are very loyal. loyalists to isis. firm believes in the group but the lower ranks they insulate. like insulated from the top leadership there. is a link twt top leaders. you know. it is best to ensure thain filtration. infiltration within the lower ranks they never have access to the higher and mid-level or even higher ranks. so organizationally. everyone is defensible. isis will survive. mosul has not affected isis. in fallujah or two questions from the overflow. there is finance that can comes from the gun states isis and private funding. would, for whether you see that. different or logical reading that would be able to counter the ideology. is there such a thing? from the gulf states. i this i that bend fitted from the period of chaos in terms of finance. and financial syrians inside of syria. and up until the late 20126789 and isis w

. >> pear aing loy lot. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be back with more justice after hillary's socialuncement tomorrow. what question would you tweet her? facebook or tweet me at judge jeanine. would he tweet her? >> would i tweet -- let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financial experience at all. that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro, you just don't know. find a certified financial planner professional who's thoroughly vetted at letsmakeaplan.org. cfp -- work with the highest standard. >> tonight after hillary's social media announcement tomorrow, what question would you tweet her? patricia wra says do you really think we're fwog forget about benghazi? they died, and you lied? devin says how much would it take to keep you out of the running? lawyer wra says you can't manage your money. how could you mana

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a stray bullet hit and killed shamille pears as she tried to protect her children. >>> a judge will determine if there's enough evidence to try a high-end call girl charged in the death of a google executive. 27-year-old alec tickleman is accused of injecting forrest hayes with a lethal dose of heroin in 2013. hayes was found on his yacht in the santa cruz harbor. tickle tickleman faces felony manslaughter charge for leaving as hayes lay dying. her attorney calls it an accident. she faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. >>> san francisco police are looking for the armed robbers who killed a woman and injured another person during a chase on friday night. a memorial now is growing for 28-year-old bridgette klecker at california and kearney streets. the robber struck and killed her as she was crossing the street. minutes later they hit another woman who survived. police are looking for three men linked to a string of armed robberies. >>> a journalist from marin and detained in iran is facing espionage charges. he works for the "washington post." he, his wife and two photo journalists wer

police said 10 people were arrested on tuesday come peared to more than 230 on monday. stay with fox newschannel as we continue to monitor the situation on the streets of baltimore. >>> this is a fox news alert. protesters are ignoring 10:00 p.m. curfew in baltimore. live on the ground isgerald -- is geraldo rivera. >> they have started to throw bottles. ii don't want to say they, but i saw at least a dozen -- i saw at least 10 or 12 bought tells being thrown at the police. but formerly of the new black panther party, but malike has gone through his own metamorphosis. malik, describe what you are seeing here now. >> what we are seeing is -- i am legally observing to see what i'm seeing. you can see some pain and suffering and it is light weight bottle throwing. i don't think it is anything serious. >> light weight bottle throwing? >> it is in opposition to the curfew. >> sean hannity says there is no such thing as light weight bottle throwing. >> well i mean, come on. it is a few bottles being thrown. it is nothing serious. >> how would would he like a few bottles being

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. >> us board pear troll agents in california have found a suspected drug tunnel connect today home inico. it was discovered when agents found the sinkhole close to the u.s. border fence that sinkhole opened up into the tunnel officials say, it is about 200 yards in lent and has a cart inside. no drugs were found. no arrest haves been made. more than 75 tunnels have been discovered along the border, since 2008. >>> 5:53 still ahead local chef in the hot seat last night on hells kitchen. we know her. from chickie's and pete's'. >> she came in. >> does she make it to the next round? >> bread pudding, we'll let you know. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal

my book i worked on for nine years, three manuscripts, to publishers and a partridge in a pear tree. it was quite an ordeal. i became obsessed -- i should not use that word basically i was obsessed with the false statements that were just flying by and no one paying attention. most investigative reporters don't pay attention to what politicians say. but generally speaking anyway, i notice that it finally got to me at the end of 2004. i was stepping down. at some time the founder needs to leave the building i decided i was astonished by a a poll that said that 60 percent of the american people still believe there were weapons of mass destruction in iraq even though the pres. himself with part of the said there actually were no weapons there to make knowledge that publicly. wait a minute. 60% don't really care what the truth is. the facts were irrelevant. it disturbed me because i had ignore the statements all these years looking at documents and i decided i better start looking at what they say and how they use public relation firms and all this other stuff. being an anal-retentive re

i remember when they doing this giant pear, and she was having lunch and a little table beside her i was on my knee explaining the desert. when i say to her it will not fall, she grabbed that pear and start changeshaking it, and she said, okay that's a go you win. >> on that note, let's go to some questions. >> hi, my name is lata lent from the mum education program at george washington university as well. my question is -- or comment is during my lifetime it's possible that there will be a first gentleman, and i'm wondering what your thoughts would be in terms of the influence of the first ladies on how that role would be. >> well i'll just say one thing, we came close. we came very close in 2008 right? and i think the white house is a very resilient -- although that would have been different because it would have been a former president as the new first spouse, so it would have been very different situation but, in fact with it being potentially a man, we're getting closer to that, and it's going to happen. but i think the white house is a very resilient placeír it's a very flexibl

counts for the trees and you can thank the cherry blossoms for that and not to mention we have bradford pears coming into bloom and a whole lot more in the coming week or so. it's only going to get worse. if there's anything good about that, we have a little about the of rain that will help flush the pollen out of the air at least for the time being. more on that. we head back inside to doug. doug: all right, steve. take you back to the graphic and show you the cold front on the left-hand side of your screen. very skinny line of rain it appears. there's a lot more rain south through the deep south and that rain will be brought along the cold front so indeed a lot of rain. increasing clouds tonight. rain developing probably 5:00 6:00 in the morning. temperatures holding in the 70's as the winds diminish and then as we go through the day tomorrow, rain and maybe a lot of it. low 60's in the morning. temperatures falling through the 50's during the day. check out the next seven days coming up in a couple of minutes. leon? leon: doug rough landing for passengers on a united airlines flight that s

. >> they said they were going to begin long range bomb pear troel down to the gulf of mexico. you have seen any indication that they're preparing to conduct patrols? >> we expect the large jet bombers. we don't see them flying elsewhere. but it wouldn't surprise me that they do. that we're prepared for it. you know, to intercept them should we need to, should we choose to. >> u.s. officials were saying that didn't make any sense to conduct patrols down there because you would take so long to get there. you go past the whole united states military to get there. you would have no element of surprise. but -- >> i think -- you know, i think if you have long range aircraft, you want to exercise them. in order to exercise them you need to fly long range missions. >> were you expecting that during the spring-summer season? >> it wouldn't surprise me, no. i wouldn't surprise me. again, it goes to the question that was asked before. they're messaging us showing they have a long range conventional reach or nuclear reach with the manned bombers. we do the same sorts of things with our ai

trees that are now in bloom and will stay in bloom over the next week or so magnolias and the bradford pears. if your allergies are bothering you, you had one break for today. pollen will be back up there for tomorrow and the rest of the week. get a check on what's going on with the forecast doug, when is this rain going to finally be out of here? doug: looks like by 10:00, 11:00 tonight, ste metro area. steadier areas of rain have moved out. patches of rain for the next five or six hours. let's get started and look at live doppler radar. delaware, southern new jersey all solid and steady rain along the delaware beaches but in our area metro washington and points north and west more of a patchy variety of rain. that will continue. waldorf, maryland has picked over an inch of rain since midnight. fairfax station, .85. 1/2 inch in tacoma park and 1/4 in leesburg. t right. heavier showers a little bit south of the metro area. 55 now at reagan national airport and 56 degrees in manassas. 59 now in hagerstown and 52 degrees in annapolis. so our story for tonight, the rain will taper off in the en

something else to look forward to along with the bradford pear and the blooming magnolia. lot more to come around the cherry blossoms and around the tidal basins as you can see, not the prettiest of days. if you missed out this year, it's always next year. back to leon. leon: all right, steve. see you in a bit. good try. alison: now, we turn to a developing story this afternoon about two men arrested for a bank robbery back in march. now believed to be connected to serial bank robbers that the f.b.i. has called the black hat bandits. stephen tschida live outside the federal court building in d.c. about what he's just learned about this. stephen? stephen: yeah, alison. we just nailed this down just a few minutes ago. actually now one of them is a 65-year-old arrested in connection with that bank robbery in upper northwest back in march. his name is thomas george. well, george was interviewed after his arrest and according to this affidavit which we have uncovered, george has admitted to an f.b.i. investigator that he participated in eight of the bank robberies across the me

there was also a prickly pear cactus in the moat and on top of the wall. this law was unusual shape. the open side that didn't have a wall was along the creek, so it was protected by the water and that is where boats came in. the other three sides were this open square, really, with corner bastions on two sides. the buildings for the fort were all clustered inside those walls. it was an area of about an acre and a half. it wasn't a huge area. we are not even certain still whether all of the people in the mose community lived inside the walls, or some of them outside on farmland. some of the other items that were found at fort mose were related to military activity. the men were in a militia, and they fought for the town and the government. we did find lots of musket balls and the buckles that were typically used on regimental belts and bandolier'ss. a number of white clay pipe stems. a lot of rum bottles. rum was rationed to the militia. fort mose is a really important story for american history in general because it tells a very different story from what

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nearly every republican presidential hopeful will go through nashua, new hampshire, for the state pear's leadership summit. party's leadership summit. it's at the crown plaza which i hear is lovely. and there are 19 speakers who have signed up for this. the only two who are not are ben carson and rick santorum. it's going to be two solid days of speeches. rick perry will kick it off friday, marco rubio and jeb bush friday evening and scott walker will close it out at the saturday night dinner. >> host: and, of course, marco rubio announcing his campaign for the presidency yesterday. want to show our viewers a bit there that announcement. >> yesterday is over. [cheers and applause] and we're never going back. you see we americans are proud of our history, but our country has always been about future. and before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. [cheers and applause] and so

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processed foods such as pork beef, dry beans, snack foods can't fruit, vegetables, bottled water, grapes, pears, and treated telephone poles. a broad array of until 2012. the more recent export categories have been concentrating in three areas frozen leg quarters, soy complex, and corn. last are those three accounted for 96% of our exports. in my mind that is precariously risky. we do not have the diversity of our marketing base to withstand the kind of declines we have seen in the last two years. -- few years. there is a number of things that have happened that have contributed. one is cuba has moved away from u.s. exporters roddick's such as rice, wheat, and higher value foods, to lower price competitive competition like mexico, spain, and vietnam. i have seen some of those products rice is 25% cracked and broken. it may be cheap when it gets there, but by the time they get through fulling with it, the quality deteriorates. no doubt, the strong dollar over the last several years has put some downward pressure on our exports. it has made our products more -- higher price products to cubans als

with processed foods such as pork beef, dry beans, snack foods vegetables, bottled water, grapes, pearsand treated telephone poles. a broad array of until 2012. -- up until 2012 when things began to deteriorate. the more recent export categories have been concentrated in three areas frozen leg quarters, soy complex, and corn. those three accounted for 96% of our exports. in my mind that is precariously risky. we do not have the diversity of our marketing base to withstand the kind of declines we have seen in the last few years. there is a number of things that have happened that have contributed. one is, cuba has moved away from u.s. exporters, roddick's such -- products such as as rice, wheat, and higher value foods, to lower price competitive competition like mexico, spain, and vietnam. i have seen some of those products, rice is 25% cracked and broken. it may be cheap when it gets there, but by the time they get through fooling with it, the quality deteriorates. no doubt, the strong dollar over the last several years has put some downward pressure on our exports. it has made our prod

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beef dairy products dry beans, snack foods canned fruit, vegetables, bottle water and also grapes, pears and treated telephone poles. up through 2012 when things began to deterrierate. the more recent export categories oever the last couple years have been concentrated in three areas and that is frozen lake waters, the soy complex and corn. in fact, last year those three accounted for 96% of our exports. in my mind, that's precariously risky. we just don't have the diversity of our marketing base to withstand the kind of declines we've seen over the last few years. there is a number of things that have happened that have attributed to these declines that i'd like to briefly go over those. one is cuba's moved away from u.s. exporters. of products such as rice, wheat and higher value foods. to more price competitive competition. we've talked about brazil, argene tina, spain and brazil. rice for example, 25% broken and before it can be served in hotels and restaurants. by the time they get through the quality deterrierates further and a much less quality product when it's cooked and served.

. >> orange, pear and cranberries and apple. >> all right.rosemary, pretty easy. >> cheers. >> save some for me. >> i'm going to bring you over here in a little bit. you can find out about these and more, go to our web site, ktvu.com look for the cooking with laurie section under the web links portion of our home page. get over here guys, grab a plate. >> why use a plate. use the fingers and hands, right. >> you don't want all the goodies on there? >> i do want it. i wanted to make my own, though. can i still do that? >> yeah. but i have extra plates, that's fine. >> i don't need plates. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all. >>> the sports salmon season starts today, and this year is expected to be good