and, coco loco, cocoa pebbles flavored.ite cereal. >> one of the things where it is only available in japan. >> no, only in cone shops. if you don't have a ben & jerry's cone shop, find your own dyi way to do it. not that hard. eat the cereal. sugary pin pick, chocolate, whatever milk at the bottom. i think. i don't know. >> nice it is really easy. there is a theme here. when it comes to food. so, sir ian mckellan. he is gandolf in lord of the ring, and, in the hobbit. he is a sir. so when a sir eats a potato on your campus, this liverpool university, in the uk, you dead kate a monument to him. >> because he ate a potato. now there is a plaque. sir ian mckellen sat here, on table five and enjoyed a jacket potato, and a latte. third of march, 2017. it is worth a plaque. >> this isn't quite as noteworthy. but there are two identical twins at a high school in new york. they got valedictorian and sautatorian. 107.9. and 107.77. >>> this morning on "world news now," tragedy on the train tracks. a tour bus is hit in a deadly coll

i saw him last year at pebble beach. he didn't say anything about it to tell you the truth. when you win a world championship like we did together. in your 30s you talk about your glory days, 40s, your injuries, and into your 60s, these kind of things are going to happen. he's a fighter, so i think he's going to put up a big fight. >> nfl players like you and dwight clark have a lawsuit against the nfl this has that has been settled and there's a determination for cte that came from concussions. you guys are being tested for other ones. what is the process? >> it's like dwight. he went to six als specialists before they determined he had alzheimer's. going through this treatment and you had to see a neurologist and neuroskroois, get mris to determine if you're on your way to cte or have one of these. i don't want a death sentence, but there are things you don't want to hear. so it's a shock to the system, and eventually it'll go away. to find out how it's going to happen for you a little earlier in your life is tough to digest. talking with a lot of teammates now, we're talk

i'm talking 70 in pebble beach and carmel. 75 in eureka. a little bit of light precipitation late day in eureka and we have redding at 75. 53 in the high sierra. it's spring skiing at its best. check saturday you will want the shades. heavenly valley 32 inches of snow in the past week. partly cloudy this weekend. meanwhile, north shore, north star, partly cloudy with the smores at 3:30 at base of the mountain. alpine meadows good-looking conditions as well so while we will have the abundance of sunshine, a little bit of melting snow at the base in the 50s. the mountains temperatures in the 40s mid mountain, at the top 8,000 feet 30s. meanwhile, 6:27 is your official sunrise. 6:12 the sun sets and today temperatures across the board 60s and 70s. a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. i'm going with mid-70s across the santa clara valley back in through gilroy. 76 in santa rosa. 77 in pleasanton. your pollen count is off the charts this weekend. look at sunday away from the bay. 80 degrees mostly sunny skies. low 80s near or record warmth

on a scale of one to ten, where one is a pebble in your shoe and ten is the monkey you thought was yourting a whole altoid? sheldon, if i'm gonna synthesize a neural network from our skin cells, i need to harvest them. now, i've done this dozens of times, but if you're too scared you don't have to. no, this is for science. i can be brave for science. thank you. oh, jiminy, that's cold! just think how happy you'll be in a few weeks when i've converted our skin cells into functional brain cells. all right, just warn me before you do it. okay. three... two... and we're done.

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there are three flavors that taste like the milk left over from frosted flakes, cocoa pebbles and fruit. and they all contain cereal, milk, ice cream and a swirl. what about lucky charms with the little, you know, what are those things called? the little things they put in lucky charms. i'm going to have to look it up. i haven't eaten it since i was 5. on the cbs money watch, the price of oil is plummeting and bottled water is taking over sewed a. hannah daniels is at the new york stock exchange. good morning, hannah. >> good morning, ann marie. investors will be keeping an eye on today's employment numbers president with a likely rise on interest rates on tap for next week. yesterday was quiet as stocks barely movedment the dow jones gained 2 points. the s&p 500 picked up a point and the nasdaq finished one point higher. the price of oil continues to drop. oil is now trading at its lowest price since november after the government reported a huge buildup in fuel stockpiles. opec agreed to reduce production, but so far that hasn't stopped the price line. yesterday benchmark u.s. oil fell

striems a small pebble can make a lot of waves in a pond. and in our case if we would have listened to the outside world where i'm from we would never have even attempted to create a creative business. those are in atlanta, those are in new york city those are everywhere but morgan county ohio or other small counties like ours. but our people are creative, we have to reach in the woods to find them. but what we don't that we don't need any government help with is we have taken away the ceiling on their earnings so talk about the quality of your job when you go and do what you want to do and are paid to your to tension. that is a quality that isn't often found and that's what we've been able to do in our rural community. we offer even our hourly people a profit sharing bonus. so they share -- they become part of the organization. i think these are tind t kinds of efforts that are grass-root and very simple and they don't need a lot of money thrown at them. it takes leadership and entreprene entrepreneurship to make this work. >> who's next? o

one pebble beach ceo thinks it's possible with a little, very little, help from you. rider mcdowell: let me see that again. garvin: it is fathers who teach sons, or at least that's the way it normally goes. rider: no, he's teaching me. garvin: lately, though, it's been 17-year-old errol mcdowell teaching his dad, rider, a thing or two, and not just about music, but about life. it's errol, you see, who has inspired his dad to set a very, very ambitious goal. rider: we saw that, the screaming need for this right now. if you wanna cure cancer, it could be done. garvin: rider, ceo of cough drop maker pine brothers, has had his share of success in business over the years, which meant when errol was diagnosed with a brain tumor not once, but twice, rider and his wife, victoria, had the resources to find and pay for the best and ultimately, successful immunotherapy treatments. rider: immunotherapy is the game changer that we've been waiting for. garvin: but rider knows they were fortunate and he believes not enough immunotherapy research is being done because not enough mone

haven't had cereal in ten years, but whether i do eat it, it tends to be like lucky charles or cocoa pebbles. >> such a child. >> i haven't had them. good for you. >> i feel like if you're going to step out -- >> more on the way. thanks, hen april, have a great weekend. >> you too. >> like what's the matter when those people in filly? >> sure sign spring is on the way. >> 2017, philadelphia flower show starts tomorrow. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at the pennsylvania convention center this morning, to give us sneak peak at this year's exhibit. good morning, jan. >> rahel, jim, good morning, this is truly one of my favorite assignments of the entire year. the theme of this year's philadelphia flower show is pollen flowering the world, truely lives up to all of the hype. it is absolutely gorgeous, finishing touches are in place there is place is ready to open. in this exhibit alone, the entryway, there are 30,000 tulips. thirty, and 30,000 more tulips to replace these over the next weekend, cull elf days. here to talk a little more about this, here at the event, allen, with the

believe if you -- you know, if you go to a crowded shopping mall or a busy town square and you threw a pebble land on the head of a decent person, you know. >> yeah. >> a person that would help you and be good. there are, unfortunately, on the fringes people who are noisy and intemperate and deeply tribal. i think the tribal instinct in humanity is a sad one, don't you feel? >> i concur. i also will say that this is not at all unexpected. i figured we would get into a conversation. >> yeah. >> as bright as you are that would open me up in 18 different ways. i was listening, i didn't want to interrupt. i have three or four questions i want to follow up. >> yes. >> stephen, in no particular order, i hear your point about the liberal nature the liberals have taken on. in some ways i would concur with it. what troubles me about it mostly i think is that it gives rise to idiots like -- what is this guy, milo yanipolous. it gives rise to that kind of racist -- i find him to be irrascible, i find his rhetoric to be not just racist but a -- >> and it wakes in male students the worst kind of bratty at

mid- and high 60s from monterey bay through pebble beach and carmel. let's go!ine conditions there. 70 in ukiah and check out the greater lake tahoe area. mid-50s today. that's springtime skiing and boarding. and the weather stays sunny and spring-like each day all the way through the weekend and i believe this is the first weekend i can actually say, you do not need the chains as you're heading to the greater lake tahoe area. cool at rockaway beach at 62 degrees. same through daly city into colma. otherwise, 70 redwood city back in through atherton and woodside, pescadero, la hone, 73 in la honda. 74 in santa rosa. 74 degrees about 10 degrees above average. 70s in the east bay, as well. if you have allergies, today is going to be a little uncomfortable but take a look at the readings over the weekend. you will want to start getting prepared so you don't be sneezing and wheezing. here's the extended forecast. look at saturday, sunday and monday. flirting with 80 away from the bay. and speaking of the weekend, don't forget, set your clocks an hour ahead this satu

there's fruit loop which is fruity pebbled flavored, frozen flakes, frosted flakes flavored and coco in japan? >> no but only in cone shops. so if you don't have a ben and jerry's cone shop, you're going to have to find your own diy way to do it. just get your cereal and ice cream. >> i'm sure that's how it's done. >>> so sir ian mckellen. of course he's gandolf in the lord of the ring series, and in the hawobbit, he's magneto. so when a sir eats a potato on your campus in the u.k., you dedicate a monument to him. >> because he ate a potato? >> yes. so now there's a plaque. so ian mckellen sat here and enjoyed a jacket potato and a lat latte 3rd of march, 2017. >>> this isn't quite as noteworthy but there are two identical twins that got val dig torrian and saluteorian. torrian and saluteorian. 107.9 and 107.77 gpa and on at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replaced by a new generation of smokers.

the acquisition of pebble him a vector increased that capability. huge vector of growth.orm factors beyond the risk as well, and as part of our restructuring, we are looking at the business in two perspectives, consumer, but more importantly enterprise health and the where we want to target -- we have already targeted employers, but to target and a focused way insurers and other partners in the health care echo ecosystem. there will be incredible opportunity for bulk, recurring sales tied to health plans. it comes downly to inspiring sales and getting customers on their feet. what would you have told a five year younger you? arehere are things that easier to manage as a private company because you are less visible and not being judged on a day-to-day basis, and so a lot of the things you have to do to chart the path to growth and profitability are definitely harder in the spotlight. what i think about on a daily basis is how we transform fit it into a product that is kind of nice to have into something that is a must-have, and a lot of that will come into how we integrate

countdown to first pitch brought to you by -- larry: we have had all had the experience driving and a pebblepops up and hit the windshield. don't believe they were stirred up road debris. kevin lewis is live in mobiletrak7 as several rocks were hit on i-270 near cloper road. >> it was around this time yesterday when the cars started to get pummeled along this stretch of i-270. the police say it was likely meant to be a prank but nevertheless, misguided. rush hour traffic often involves loud voices. but four vehicles driving north on i-270 tuesday heard a bang. >> originally the call came in as a possible multi-vehicle collision. >> the maryland state police discovered the male teenagers chucked the large stones at the passing cars. some with children inside. canvass it with the suspect. it yielded negative results. they still at large. >> this month, the black car front passenger window was shattered on the clara barton parkway. then a cab and a metro access van were nailed by rocks along suitland markway. it's all similar. but likely not connected. >> i had to describe the teenager actions

frosted flakes and cocoa pebbles. only get them in their shops.ips drifts uncomfortably close to a florida home. watch this will. >> get out. get out. >> yikes, one fort lauderdale homer owner was taking out the trash when he looked up and saw the massive cruise ship coming toward him. he said he was where he was supposed to be but too close for comfort. swapped his sister's goldfish with baby carrots and how long it would take her to realize. it was six days and she has not even realized it yet. the fish are safe in her brother's. >> she still doesn't know. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> have a good wednesday. bye. >> i'm proud to support the replacement plan released by the house. >> we are united on repeal but we are divided on replacement. >> this single bill is not the entire plan. there are three different phases. >> when this things comes to the floor i guarantee you that. >> a new weeks dump tell smart phones smart tvs and computers into spy tools. >> it may mean we have another edward snowden. >> i think it's worse than edward sn

acquisitions of pebble, vector play into that strategy.nnounced we are entering that category. it's an addressable market. that is a huge area of growth. not only that, there are factors yonder the wrist we are looking -- the yonder the wrist we are looking at as well. and we are looking at the business into perspectives. one, consumer, but more important, what we call in a price health as well, where we have already targeted employers, is starting to target in a morph and eight more focused way insurers and other health care partners and the ecosystem. and 100,000 units at a time? there will be incredible opportunity for bulk recurring sales tied to a health plan. it comes downly to inspiring sales and getting customers on their feet. what would you have told a five year younger you? james: there would have been a lot of challenges that were easier because you are not as visible, you're not being judged on a day-to-day basis. cory: right. james: a lot of the things that you do to pass to growth and profitability are definitely a lot harde

we want to move into adjacencies .ike smart watches the acquisition of pebble, factor, and coin, ally into that strategy. we have announced we are entering that category. it is an move it will immediately double our addressable markets, a huge area of growth. there are factors beyond the risk that we are looking at as well. wepart of our restructuring, -- are looking at the business into perspectives. one consumer, but more importantly what we call enterprise health as well, where we want targets -- we have early targeted employers, but starting to target insurers and other partners in health care. cory: you are running a hundred thousand units at a time. james: there will be incredible opportunity for both recurring sales tied to health plans. cory: it comes down to inspiring sales to getting customers on their feet. what he wished someone would've told you five years younger? james: sure challenges today that would've been easier to manage a big cash as a private company because you are less visible, not being judged on a day-to-day based -- basis. toot of the things you have do to

the acquisition of pebble and vector played into that capability.ill double our addressable market. i also hinted that there are form factors beyond the risk as -- beyond the wrist as well, and as part of our restructuring, we are looking at the business in 2 perspectives. consumer, but more importantly, enterprise health. already targeted employers, but starting to target, in a focused way, insurers, and other partners in the health care ecosystem. they will be incredible opportunity for old recurring sales. tied to health plan. ory: inspiring sales and getting customers on their feet. what if someone would -- what could someone have told five year younger you. >> and a lot of challenges would be easier to manage because you are not being judged on a day-to-day basis. a lot of the things you have to do to chart a path back to growth and profitability are definitely harder in the spotlight. what i think about on a daily basis is how we transform fit it into a product that is kind of nice to have into something that is a must-have, and a lot of that

you know the acquisitions of of pebble, vector, and coin, all play into that strategy.that will immediately double our adjustable market, so that is a huge area of growth. not only that, i hinted there are form factors we are looking at as well. and then as part of a restructuring, we are looking at the business into perspectives. one, consumer, but more importantly, what we call enterprise health, where have already targeted employers, but to target and a focused way insurers and other partners in the health care ecosystem. cory: and the opportunity for 100,000 units of the time. james: that would be an incredible opportunity for bulk, recurring sales tied to health plans. cory: ultimately it comes down to inspiring sales and getting customers on their feet. what is something you would have told a five year younger you? james: there are things that are easier to manage as a private company because you are less visible and not being judged on a day-to-day basis. cory: right. james: so a lot of the things you have to do to chart the path to growth and profitability are d

is forecasted for saturday, but you could easily go 73 to 74 in a place down towards monterey and pebble beach and a nice warm five-day forecast as you would deserve it, a wetted winter if you will. santa rosa is 83% rainfall average, which is hard to do and they were 83% above average. >> 183 just since j right? is that right? >> no, for the whole winter. >> yeah. >> the whole rainy season. but yeah, they are over 100%. >> so much rain. >> is that car chase incredible? >> oh my gosh. >> that was 50 years ago, so it is even cooler. >> it is still fun to watch. thank you, bill. >>> well joe fonzi is next with sports. he'll tell us about an nba milestone reached tonight that has mavericks owner mark cuban wanting to >>> all right, owe is here now in for mark who is at spring training. st. mary's conzaga. last year the st. mary's basketball team felt they were not rewarded for a good season when the gals were left out o. ncaa tournament. the gals have a chance to remove any doubt tonight facing gonzaga. st. mary's will be a challenge against the team ranked no. 1 for much of the season. the

we have to watch. 50s in the central valley today, 50s monterey, gorgeous pristine conditions in pebble beach. it's only 5 above zero in truckee right now. great skiing and boarding. we have that full forecast coming up at 5:18 is it? oh, it is 5:18. okay. we'll give it to you at 5:48. temperatures today locally in the 50s and 60s. sunshine through friday. clouds saturday, rain sunday. it's the 39th annual running of the napa marathon. kpix 5 is a proud sponsor. i have been going out there at least for the last 20 years. we have had worse conditions. i have ran in driving rain so we have a little bit of a light rain, it will just keep the runners hydrated. it's okay. >> so you're going to run this weekend even with your foot? >> no. what i do is every year i help post the marathon callers with beginning runners and asking questions and a seminar on saturday and i start the race on sunday. it's flat, fast, qualified for boston on it. it's going to be running silverado trail where you will see where the mudslides happened and how well everything is blooming. the mustard is out this time o

pebble beach. 73 degrees in fresno backing through merced and modesto, manteca, as well. 63 in yosemiteaterfalls right now are just flowing freely. it mid-50s in the high sierra where skiing and boarding will be spectacular this weekend. it's springtime skiing and boarding with temperatures in the 50s at the base. otherwise on the mountains, 30s and 40s. we are still talking layers and layers of powder. official sunrise this morning at 6:29. by the time it sets tonight at 6:11, these are the numbers, at least 8 to 10 degrees above average. low 60s at the beaches. 70 redwood city. 70 in mountain view. santa clara valley well above average in the low to mid-70s. 74 in fairfield and santa rosa but i got to tell you 75 in cloverdale to the north. 75 in gilroy to the south. comes at a price. dry air mass in place. pollen count high this weekend. be prepared. the extended forecast, identical conditions on friday. increasing cloud cover. we'll call it partly cloudy by saturday but notice the temperature inland away from the bay flirting with nearly 80 degrees through monday and increasing clou

the state for this getaway friday on this last day of march, mid-60s, gorgeous monterey bay through pebble beach into carmel. 70s comminto throughout the central valley. stockton, davis, merced, modesto. you head into fresno 68 degrees. 40s in the high sierra. over the weekend saturday 54 degrees. 57 on sunday. no need for the chains this weekend to the high sierra. full sunshine tahoe report: >>> 70s for the most part across the bay area today a few 60s at the immediate seashore. 78 degrees my outside number in santa rosa. warmer on saturday. just a touch cooler on sunday, monday. if you are heading to the baseball game, it is the battle of the bay! giants won yesterday. mid-60s game time temperature at 7:15. enjoy your day. >>> time to see what's trending. it is national crayon day. and crayola's box has already been shaken up. the company hinted that it would soon can a crayon. but dandelion decided to quit. that's the official story. crayola said it on its twitter page. in the clip dandelion says he is excited to retire after taming the world's most ferocious beasts. crayola will annou

cocoa loco a nod to cocoa pebbles.erry's says they want everyone to remember the good old days watching saturday morning cartoons in your pjs and eating old school sugared cereals. >> i still do that. [ laughter ] >> not too old school. >> yeah. remember the days? how about last week? >> it was a couple of days ago. ill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> time now 5:40. ♪[ music ] >> there will be some disappointed kids in russia this week after the country banned them from seeing the latest disney movie. >> plus, deadly wildfires have ravaged hundreds of square miles of land across four states. >> and a live look at 880 in oakland. we'll have a full traffic report with roqui when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, forecast in just a few minutes. we're expecting an update today on the health of former panamanian >>> good morning. welcome back to "kpix 5 morning news." time check 5:43 on this wednesday. it's the 8th day of march. we're look out towards our live weather camera from the transamerica pyramid. can you s

getaway friday, 74 degrees stockton, davis, sacramento. 65 monterey bay through pebble beach. high 50s in the high sierra and i know you're thinking that's way too warm so i got on the phone with the fine folks at north star. they said these temperatures are in the 50s. it's just like springtime skiing. it's like corn snow? best skiing is by mid-morning. but we have a few light showers in the forecast over the weekend. heavenly will have snowfall by tuesday of. again that slight chance of a raindrop or two in north star. they have the smores palooza going on. they are hiding the. >>> stands all over smores stands all over the mountain. my kind of skiing. today's temperatures across the board 60s and 70s approaching 80 in san jose. it will be 80 in pleasanton to the east, gilroy to the south and calistoga to the north. cooler over the weekend but still not bad. okay? and then rain on monday through thursday. first day of spring, michelle, is on monday! >> hey, i'm still thinking about the smores, roberta! yum! >>> new satellite images show how powerful the storms were in the no

whole new line of sweet treats cereal called frozen flakes tony the tiger and cocoa loco the cocoa pebbles classics from your childhood. ben and jerry's hopes the flavors will make you feel like a kid again. >> i was a captain crunch kid. i don't know about you. >>> coming up philadelphia filled with a million stories. this you know and we found one a great one on gwen's front porch in west philly. ♪ >> kathy orr tracking some snow. >> that's right, iain. we have temperatures that will feel almost tropical but then it's back to blustery with accumulating snow. i'll scholl hugh gets what coming up. ♪ he wouldn'help me.itting us. i'm scared. it hurts. he told me not to tell. make the call. make the call ...before it's too late. suspect it? report it. make the call. 1-800-932-0313 paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. right now in michigan investigators trying to figure out how that happened. plane carrying the university of michigan men's basketball team was taking off from willow run airport when something clearly went wrong. it was very windy at the time and this is how it all ended

i'll show you how that's going to affect the napa marathon coming up. 63 degrees in pebble beach.ig sur, monterey. 49 degrees in the high sierra where we are talking skiing and boarding at its best. and on top of that it's spring- like today through friday. but we do have snow back in the forecast about a half foot of snow. 6:39 official sunrise. 6:04 sunset. it cools off rapidly after sunset. temperatures today mid-60s brisbane, 64 vallejo, benicia, martinez. 67 degrees to the north. oncord, clayton and walnut creek, 68 degrees to the north in napa, 68 degrees to the south in gilroy. the winds will pick up late day otherwise out of the north and northwest 10 to 20. a little bit of a cooldown friday with increasing cloud cover. spotty rain saturday out of here by sunday afternoon. dennis has sports. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, has the colin kaepernick era finally ended? san francisco? the results are in on kevin durant's knee. how long it will cost him and the warriors coming up. ,, ,, play of the day from college >>> good morning, everyone. the warriors lost kevin du

odds for a march hike around 90 pebble beach.ore than 60 french politicians say they can no longer support the presidential account as the embezzingment scandal engulfs her campaign. manus: it is day break, europe. it is our flagship morning show. i'm manus cranny. anna: i'm anna edwards. manus, you have some numbers out of germany? manus: i do. retail sales declined .8 pblet. the market was looking for a rise of .3%. that is a month-on-month figure on the retail side in germany. could it be the little bit of confidence with ve seen? -- we have seen? shaky in the u.s. etail sales come the at a drop of .3%. a little bit of a shakedown for germany in terms of data. anna: things looking different in the year-on-year number . mixed looking picture in that data perhaps. breaking news from the l.s.e.. the big m&a story we talked about many times has had cold water poured on it. today they say they are continuing to work hard. l.s.e. said last weekend it was a factor because of the demands to sell the trading platform in italy. they did

and pebble beach and monterey beach, still looking good. high 50s at the south and north shores at the base level. and at the mountain, in the mid- 40s. meanwhile, san jose, are you going up, your average high is right around 64 degrees. but instead, during the afternoon, we soar through the 70s to 81 degrees at maneta international airport. the official reporting station. 810 degrees. rose garden district -- 80 degrees. rose garden district. willow glenn. much warmer in saratoga and los gatos, at 84 degrees. and notice the mid-70s around the rim of the bay. to mid and high 70s peninsula. and 73 degrees rock away beach. and it was 79 yesterday. and half moon bay, today, in the mid-70s. and 80 toward the delta. to 83. here is the extended forecast. you will feel the difference tomorrow with increasing cloud cover and the rain to the north. and thursday and friday. mellows out. until we hit saturday. partly sunny skies, and we cloud up on sunday. leading to the potential of rain showers. sunday night. and also for the very first day of spring

we have nearly 60 in monterey bay, pebble beach and carmel. 50s and 60s in throughout the central valleyiing epic tomorrow with our snow report on wednesday. 6:32 is sun-up. by the time it sets at 6:09, partly cloudy conditions. temperatures warmer than yesterday, right there in the santa clara valley, 64 in san jose. 50s around the bay when we should be in the low 60s. upper 50s, low 60s in the tri- valley. there you have that chance of rain in the north on wednesday. full-on sunshine a string of 70s. wednesday through friday. chance of rain monday. michelle inside when you go to bed at 2 a.m., on sunday, [ laughter ] >> set your clock ahead one full hour. >> can you text me to remind me? you know i need a reminder. okay, thanks. >>> this is a live look at "sierra at tahoe" now. this morning there's plenty of fresh powder in the mountains which is great for ski season. but all that snow is creating major headaches for people trying to get home in the high sierra. 80 cast closed at applegate. locals could get through with identification. shutdowns are not unusual. from last october to fe

back into pebble beach. and 72 ukiah.d 49 degrees in the high sierra, currently. 25 in the south shore. and going up to a high tomorrow of 56 degrees. skiing and boarding still ideal. we have corn snow by mid morning hours. and 60s, 70s across the board today. going up to 76 degrees. santa rosa, napa, fairfield, sonoma, 75 in san jose. and if you suffer from allergies, and it is going to be problematic all week long. be prepared. and all right, the warmest day of this workweek is tomorrow. 80 away from the bay. there is a chance of an early shower on thursday. and dry skies on friday. and yes, we are going to be dry, kenny, over the weekend. from saturday through sunday. i think you got some surfing plans. >> sounds good to me, roberta, thank you. >>> there is new information on the damage at the oroville dam. the state's top water manager now says that the reservoir will have a new spillway in place before the next rainy season. officials are working around the clock to help prevent future disasters. the main spill way f

the wind pounding in your face, the snow pellets are not soft, but hard, smack at you like pebbles. >a team show you the worst of this. miguel is in hartford, connecticut. snow changing to the nasty mix of ice and sleet. what are authorities most worried about as we head into the nighttime hours? >> reporter: yeah, it's exactly this. the snow and all that ice and sleet, very, very heavy snow. and that will cause power lines to come down, tree branches to possibly break, and it will weigh down on houses as well on their roof. they have engineers across the area trying to figure out if there are any problems with roofs and other places. you can hear and feel that wind right now. it is very, very intense. it's basically ice coming down here across hartford. the good news is that the travel ban will be lifted in about a half hour. we're starting to see more traffic on the 84 and 91 here in the downtown hartford. so, things are starting to improve very slowly, but we're clearly not through it yet. jim? >> miguel marques, he's in connecticut. thanks very much. let's take about a 90-minute d

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you're familiar that if you take any granulated material, sugar, flour, salt, sand, pebbles and you pour it out it will form a coat. what happens is it the code grows like this. it gets to a certain angle and it can't get any steeper so it gets bigger and bigger and bigger. that angle this little as they could be the angle of repose depends on what sort of shape the grains are and what material there may have, how wet they are and all the little things but there's a simple way to predict the angle of those. if they inspected under a microscope it's actually very difficult to predict what the angle it spent on how the interlock, stick together and yet, if the thing you feel in your kitchen relevant to real-world problems. all of this is worth looking at it. now, all of these little everyday things that are not just toys. not perception that you give the kids something to play with when their board on a sunday afternoon. we should all get to play with them. this is the reason why. this video here one of these eggs is raw and one of them is boiled. let's watch the video and you're going to

i wondered about pebbles. >> and bam bam. >> no.s it. ♪ if you want to ride in my mercedes, boy ♪ >> doing the same thing. >> i used to be so cool. now, i'm doing this. >> if you thought you were so cool, that pretty much -- if you're emulating me, how cool could you be? >> carlton banks sitting down. that's me. >> who is the highest-ranking hip-hop artist? i'm curious? >> drake. >> drake? >> are you being funny? >> drake is number 19. >> i thought they were playing off of the "annie" thing. mary j. was 19. >> okay. >> or ten. >> this is going to generate controversy. >> you think so? >> i think so. >>> it will generate controversy when i get to the weather. it is windy out there. we are talking when 62 million people under some sort ever wind advisory. high wind warning, damage reported in boston. airport delays from washington up into boston, as well. and as the day wears on, winds will be gusting up to 50 miles per hour, eventually dying down. temperatures will also drop, too. rest of the country, windy conditions in the northeas

have an extra drainage underneath their and little rocky top loose small little pebbles and drained the rain off. that's about all i came over to talk about. hope we will give it consideration. thank you very much >> thank you. >> is there any mouse would like to make general public comment? that comment on item under jurisdiction of the commission but not on the agenda? seeing none, general public comment is closed. we are on-or was that the consent? that was general public comment. sorry. item 5 is the consent calendar. anyone like to make public comment on the consent calendar? okay seeing none, item 5 is closed. commissioners, we need a motion >> so moved. >> second. >> all those in favor say, aye. [chorus of ayes.] opposed, say nay. so moved >> okay. we are now on items six which is the san francisco zoo. and as a reminder this is a discussion only item. >> good morning tonya peterson executive director and president of the san francisco zoo. first let me give you your due date attendance. as of january 31 2017 we have had over 500,000 visitors. that is because over a budget of 497

. >> even when you go to the white house and go to pebble beach, you go through white house room, yourough secret service screening, it's not hard not to hear them grumbling, bad pay, schedules, we all work a tough schedule sometimes but when you hear it across the board, it does make you wonders, the guys in charge of protecting the president and his family, foreign missions of the united states are they underfunded for a lack of a better term? >> they are underfunded. and who needs it the secret service, the coast guard which has held together by bailing tape and bubble gum, desperately needs it. >> not only the coast guard but the marines who have half of the planes don't fly. doughs a you point out it's important that when you talk about must be it has to come from somewhere. >> absolutely. >> thanks, doug. laura. >> just how secure is that phone in your pocket with the wikileaks dump highlighting issues with everyday electronics, we looked at what you can do to protect yourself e. e. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this guy's got like a four-

. >> it was never fruity pebbles or fruity rocks. >> always a little bit different. >>> financial aid phone-a-thon is now opened, if you are looking for nearly 20 minutes now. people are taking calls and i'm sure lines are busy. >> been opened 19 minutes. jen fred at city hall this morning where experts are standing by, this there, jen. >> reporter: one of the experts is our neighbor dana. >> yes, i am good morning. >> what are the phone calls what are they calling about. >> couple things, we have had a parent call in about retrieval tool. i walk parent through psa grant. >> what is that. >> phea, we have our representative right here and basically a state grant that pennsylvania offers to its residents to generally go to schools in the state but some of that money can get out of state as well but people don't know to apply to that as well. >> separately from the other form. >> fafsa and the other application. >> they put a comma it could be up to 3,000. >> up to 3,004,000 just money that they need to know about. >> answer the phone, don't be a stranger when i see you at mastery chart

i will put it into our fruity pebbles cereal. and we got some done right here.reakfast. >> i'll man this. yu go to danica. >> we're going from sweet to savory here. we're going >>> we're going to make fish sticks. we have going to put this right in the flour. >> first the flour and then i'm going to have you put it right into the egg batter here and then right into our foster flakes and you get that all mixed in. you have a little lemon pepper too, right? so you put that right on our can here and then spray it with a little nonstick. put this in the oven about 400 degrees and it comes out just like fish sticks you grew up with. >> last thing we got some trail mix and this is nuts in here and peanuts and this is a nice spicy kick i love. and i'm going to have you pour some of our honey and our oil and then i've got some cinnamon. this bakes for 20 minutes at 325. and then you add rasins if you want. >> i love that kick of that cajun spice that amps it up some. >> coming up from the live action remake of beauty and the beast, alec baldwin's new film boss baby. mus

i will put it into our fruity pebbles cereal. and we got some done right here.t. >> i'll man this. yu go to danica. >> we're going from sweet to savory here. we're going to make fish sticks. this is easy. we have some cod here. we're going to put this in the flour. >> first the flour. >> first the flour. i'm going to have you put it into the egg batter here. >> all right. >> and it goes into our forecro flakes. and we have a little pop reapri. and you have a nice spice and kick. a little lemon pepper, too. you put that on our pan here. and you spray it with a little nonstick. put this in the oven. about 400 degrees. and it comes out just like, you know, fish sticks that you grew up with. >> i know. >> kind of a cereal mix. >> we have trail mix. this is great. we got some fun stuff. we got some nuts, peanuts and chex. we got some pretzel sticks. but this has a nice, spicy kick, which i love. i'm going to spread this right here. oh, yeah. and i'm going to have you pour some of our honey and our oil and then i've got some cinnamon. not cinnamon, but a little of our