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their perfect torso, jennifer aniston's.r men's view on the perfect female body, kim car dash yeah. >> men like more voluptuous? >> yes. we go to view on men for the perfect body. women believe the perfect body for a man is very model like. david beckham's legs, for instance. >> i have to go out and buy skinny jeans. >> and pump a little more iron. >> instagram. >> all right, guys. watch out for that. and "way too early" because that is next. >> i'm staying home that day. >>> on this date one year ago we gathered together as one, one unified resilient community. it was here that we heard a great philosopher say, this is our city. no one's going to dictate our freedom. >> an inspirational moment proving we are boston strong as marathoners get ready to take back the narrative at today's boston marathon. how authorities have enhanced authority for saint patriots day. >>> easter truce is spoiled by bloodshed. will vice president biden's trip help reset that. >>> on a lighter note, she's a beauty but doesn't want any stinking cor

. >> for the perfect profile pic. >> i feel like i still look like myself but photoshopped. >> you can choose a filter. >> ready to rock and roll. >> or -- >> i'm going to be a supermodel! >> take it to the extreme with selfie surgery. >> botox is a necessity. >> plus -- don't try this at home. we take you inside the wheel well of a jumbo jet to see what it was really like for the 15-year-old who flew five hours from california to hawaii and lived to tell the tale. and the desperate stowaway willing to risk it all. >>> and bigger, better? >> i think it's safe to say that you guys and 36,000 other people and a million spectators took the marathon back. >> i think we took it back. >> but first, the "nightline" top five, which starts right now. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swa

perfect. nice milkshake.legs but cooked through, the flesh perfumed by the generous slices of truffle. >> who gets to eat like this? we do. >> how is it, tony? >> divine. >> you see the perfect balance in the sauce. if i was a chicken, that's the way i would like to end up. >> even if i weren't a chicken, i'd want to go like this. die surrounded by truffles and foie gras and fine wine. >> merci. i live in a luxury penthouse overlooking central park. when the guests arrive, they're greeted by my butler, larry. my helipad is being re-surfaced so tonight we travel by more humble means. at my country club, we play parlor games with members of the royal family. yes i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. ♪ >>> the roaring of a powerful engine. the screech of rubber and off we go. kings of the road in our citroen deux chevaux. two horse power classic. >> no power steering, huh? >> you're kidding. >> it's like a toy car. >> we're going back in time a bit, to the area where daniel grew up, where life wa

today is a perfect day for perfect pet because it is "national pet day." tell us about annie? >> a five-year-old pekingese mix. her owner passed away and available for adoption at the humane society silicon valley in milpitas. she is family friendly and a sweet companion and during her favorite thing: sitting with us and inning petted. >> she has a wonderful temperament and is gentle. she need as loving home. that ball has her attention that joey is squeezing. she seems like a sweet and dear dog. children? >> she has been approved for families, yes, great with kids and just loves riding in the car and wants to go everywhere with you but wants to be someone's best friend. >> and pekingese are known to be popular among chinese nobility but you don't have to be royalty to own this little baby. slow is a sweetheart. she is known as a lion dog? adorable. more information on your website which we will post. >> thank you. call now! [dramatic music] ♪ >> oh, hey! hey! [cheers and applause] what up, baby? what's up, dog? all right. how you doing, baby? what's up? how are you? how are y

and then the perfect all-american couple completed the perfect picture. welcoming into their world a son, caden. >> she said this is so phenomenal. >> oh, she loved -- absolutely loved being a mother. >> but just six months later, that perfect picture went dark when janet was discovered lying in a pool of her own blood. >> was there anyone to dislike her? >> not that i know. >> she was a good person. >> three years later in salt lake city, the news of janet's homicide was also shocking to vanessa pond. vanessa had learned the killing had never been solved. she wanted more details from raven about his terrible loss. >> we sat down, had a conversation. i had my questions written out. and so we addressed every single one. >> how long did that take? >> we took an entire evening, just to go over everything. >> when the evening was over, vanessa was convinced that the horrific crime back in 2005 had claimed two victims. one, of course, was janet. but the other was raven. >> i felt so, so, so, so sorry for him. i couldn't imagine possibly going through that. >>

. >>> a perfect game, hard for the pros. coming up, wait until you hear about the age of the latest person to pitch perfectly for nine innings. >>> 11:27. a perfect game in baseball is a huge feat at any age, especially for a little leaguer. >> not only did 12-year-old noah leonard from trenton, massachusetts, throw a perfect game, all 18 outs were strikeouts. >> get out! >> right? >> noah didn't even realize it was happening until the last two batters. probably the best, since it's an unwritten rule, you don't talk about a possible perfect game. this is the league's first perfect game in nearly 30 years. >> the first time you bring it up, that's when it all goes haywire. >> good thing. >> thank you so much for joining us, everyone. our next newscast is coming up at 5:00. >> you can also get all the day's information at nbcbayarea.com. trying in jeans is my favorite thing. maybe later i can get a pap smear from an old male doctor. - oh, come on, liz, this store is cool. it's huge with all the young people-- i mean, all the u

he threw a perfect game. >> all of them are strikeouts. after the city kept falling fast balls and did not realize he was perfect at the time. >> i did not even realize he was throwing a perfect game until the last two batters. families and the fans were so superstitious that nobody recorded the game on their phones. >> >> about 50 percent of the time the wind blows off with the lake this time of the year. we've been down this road before. the wind will turn away from the lake as we get into some there. we of '70s all the way for easter. might have escaped us given the cooler weather. >> the system produced 37 tornados and left 380 dead. we were 30 years away from the contras tornado watch system. the way you got weather information is you read a vague forecasted newspaper. that is pretty amazing. if phfft flight to beautifula beautiful sunset. >> and offers of his take on the lunar eclipse. that is a pretty neat shot. that is the spring shop for sure. will be limited to the far western suburbs. from a part of the day as the wind is blowin

how a perfect stranger becomes a perfect match for this man you see right here. >> yes. >> this is alle going to show you their first meeting. and robin's doctors are here, too, to show you how you can help, as well. >> and thank you to you and ali. that was a great party last night. i don't know if you saw some of the pictures. that was a lot of fun. >> you unleashed an inner selfie in harper. >> she got to meet ginger zee. >> it was my pleasure. really. she slays me. i thought that was so cute. she slays me. she slays me when they act out "gma" sometimes. >> that's interesting. >> we need to hear more about that later. >> much later. >>> now, we'll get news from dan. >> congratulations again, robin. >>> breaking news in the supreme court. the justices have just upheld michigan's ban on affirmative action in college admission. in a 6-2 decision, the justices ruled that a michigan ballot initiative which prevents public universities from considering race in admission did not violate the constitution. >>> president obama heading to washington to tour the devastation after last month's d

many couples find this is a perfect park to throw down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place that you can share with someone you chairs. lafayette park is also easily accessed from the 47, 49, and 90 buses. it is ada accessible. we are here at the historic palace of fine art in the marina district. originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated on san francisco's number waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reached by the 28, 30, and 91 bus lines. set against the reflecting waters of the lagoon and eucalyptus trees, the palace is one of san francisco post most -- san francisco's most romantic spots to relax with that special someone while listening to the water and gazing at the swans. a beautiful to view from many locations along the mattoon, an ideal place to -- all -- lagoon, an ideal place to walk with a loved one. reservations for weddings are available at sfrecpark.org. discarding contains plants referred to by william shakespeare's plays and poems. welcome to the shakespeare garden here in the famous golden gate park. locate

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low 60s is perfect.hat are complaining, people with allergies. >> yeah. >> they've been saying that this is one of the worst -- i'm lucky. you do, i don't. >> yeah, it's been a little rough. that's great for the marathon. >> perfect for running, perfect for spectators. should be a beautiful day. >> it will be good. thanks, buddy. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe." the latest decision from the white house, how it could impact the mid-term elections. when we come back here, we will huddle around the water cooler together where we'll be talking about a white house decision. this one is about deporting justin bieber. does the biebs have to go? he might get the heave hoe. i'll be back with more of the show. ♪ ♪  ♪ when i'm halfway into your heart ♪ ♪ you have to let me know [ female announcer ] when sweet and salty come together, the taste is irresistible. sweet and salty nut bars by nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> earlier in the show we previewed the 118th running of th

. >>> and the lady huskies are perfect as uconn wins both big ones. it's wednesday, april 9th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning to you. i'm frances rivera. we are following breaking news overnight in that search for missing flight 370. two more pings detected under water. 33 days now after the malaysian airliner vanished. the australian official in charge of the search is optimistic the plane's wreckage will soon be found. >> i believe we are searching in the right area, but we need to visually identify aircraft wreckage before we can confirm with certainty that this is the final resting place of mh-370. >> let get right to nbc's ian williams live in perth, australia. ian, good morning. how cautious is this sense of optimism? >> reporter: good morning to you, frances. they do seem optimistic now that they are looking in the right area, but also cautiously saying there may be some way to go before they can physically locate the black boxes or any plane wreckage which may be sitting on what they call a silty seabed some three miles below where they're searching. n

in perfect [ clicking sound ] >> it's instant. as soon as it hits the water, it starts pinging. >> that switch doesn't take a lot of water to activate. it's designed that way. >> that's the president of the largest maker of black box pingers. in perfect conditions the pulse can travel 2 1/2 nautical miles. >>> this is bold. this is surveillance video from a coffee shop here in san francisco. watch the woman in the striped shirt. she buys her coffee, sits down, hangs out a bit. then a little later on check this out. she's going to get up here, casually walk to a nearby table, steal somebody's laptop and their phone and then just calmly walk out the door. it's how they do it now. police are still looking for her tonight. >>> something is happening in about 45 minutes that could make it a lot easier for hackers to steal your money. andria borba on the big change to atms. >> reporter: starting tomorrow windows xp could be an express line for hackers into your bank account. just an hour from now microsoft will stop supporting the opera

when you have perfect opening day weather you need a perfect performance from the home team. the giants weren't perfect but close. gorgeous home opener at at&t. the lineup announced. bat kid riding in the lamborghi lamborghini. the the giants broadcaster miller took a foam moment to get in on the selfy craze sweeping the nation. a beautiful day in the ballpark by the bay. other members of the giants extended family in the house. bottom of the first, two-run jack to right. his fifth in eight games. just like that 2-0 giants. bottom of the third, michael morris continues to contribute. the single to right. and hunter pence, 5-1 g-men. hudson on the hill in his home debut. eighth inning, harmless ground ball. hudson eight complete innings, seven hits, two earned runs no walks giants win 7-3. >> feels great to be out this a and competing. great atmosphere. fans were awesome. beautiful day. guys came to play today. >> in what has been a near perfect start to the season for the g movie men unsettling news, fabbian said he is probably at the end of the rope concerning contract talks

this game was never close. 79-58 and uconn finish a perfect 4-0. amazingly a 9th championship in nine title games. >> i get to coach guys like that and that's why we can do what we do. >> emotional. and sad news from the world of wrestling. the ultimate warrior james brian helwig has died. cause unknown. he was just inducted into the wwe hall of fame. the ultimate warrior was only 54 years old. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> too bad. thanks, larry. >> and we will

that's like the greatest thing that's a perfect dish. >> perfect. >> i want more of those. >> so hereody in charge? >> i am. i'm in charge. >> yeah. the only problem is everybody else is, too. >> it seems utopia. >> we have the same problems as anybody, but we try to solve them in a different way. >> one of the ways we try to solve the sort of challenges by embracing people as much as we can. and trying to make space as much as we can. >> do we have two peas ready for table four? can i go over that now? >> yes. >> extraordinary. i was reading something that's very un-american in its concept, which is don't be afraid to fail. >> yeah. when we did this issue, to us, it was a very big moment. we burnt it by mistake. we thought okay, it's a mistake. let's see what happens. we cooked it. then we had a new paste, a new sort of spice for us. >> that's indescribably delicious. all cook books, particularly american cook books, are written from the point of view that if you only follow this recipe, it will turn out great. >> you're safe. this is what we try to talk about every day in the kitche

[laughter] this is perfect my appropriate on this perfect day.en colbert. >> so exciting. >> jon: is being elevated to truly one of most distinguished positioned in all of television. you have a unique relationship with stephen colbert. could you please describe it for us. >> you ready? >> jon: i'm ready. >> i used to babysit for stephen colbert's kids! >> jon: boom! boom! here is what is weird about that. stephen colbert has to be weird about that. he is 20 years older for you the fact that you babysat for him -- >> we were guest stars on spin city forever ago. i had maybe six lines and he had four. we had all of this time to hang out together so it's not like they said we're done with those fools let's let them go. they forgot about us. we were hanging out and he was like you seem normal. [laughter] would you babysit? my roommate and i baby sat for little madeleine. >> jon: you raised that kid right. the other ones, too smart as whips. when you were over there did you peg stephen for greatness? was there something within him or do you think to

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find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive.eek on the road the giants finally had their home opener and it could not have gone better from bat kid to wiley on the mound. at at&t park and after the flyover bat kid made his return to the spotlight. throws out the ceremonial first pitch to matt cain. a nice moment. giants and d-backs. brandon belt high, deep and aloha off former acahill and tied for the major league lead. the giants get off to the lead after one inning. and tim hudson, his first home start for the giants and bringing it. nice hitting and going with the pitch to right field. it is 5-1 giants. they are averaging almost six runs per game. a play at the plate. back in new york and they are drinking it all up indeed. eight innings and hill went down with great pitching. >> i think everybody is seeing what we knew. we have a good offense and a good club. we have a lot of hitter 1k3*z defense will be gad and pitching will be awesome. we will have a good time. >> what is not to like? the center of the college basketball u

, the perfect pink dress. in another room her date to the anahuac high school prom is getting ready as well. he's plays football, but not for the high school team. he's christine michael, running back for the super bowl champion seattle seahawks. i'm just here for taylor. it's a blessing. like i said, she's a beautiful kid. i'm very proud of her. turns out the former texas a&m star is a friend of kirkwood's family and he agreed to take kirkwood to her high school prom. i think he's cute. taylor's family wanted to do something special for her because taylor hasn't always had picture perfect days like these. not only is she autistic, but until surgery a couple years ago, she suffered from scoliosis, making a night like this all the more special. i'm so happy to go dance and have a good time. there was a little something for everyone at the movies this weekend. the super hero flick captain america: the winter soldier was the big winner. it brought in over 41 million dollars. the animated movie "rio 2" featuring t

>> it's not perfect yet.k. >> jon: well, well, looks like the shine is off the apple, isn't it silver? >> here is the thing maybe due to programs like this. there was a lot of hype about me and fivethirtyeight. >> jon: i called you the lord of algorithm. >> it was useful for book sales at the time but it set as i high bar. >> jon: you are taking a rash of (bleep) in a week in a half like nobody i have seen in a long time. your statistical analysis of the 2012 election was quite accurate. and then you have prodistricted in this -- predicted in this recent midterm that there's a 60% chance that the democrats will lose control of the senate and the democrats were like those little balloons outside of car dealerships they are just blarrgh. >> they are sending memos out to the press on the one hand and sending fund-raising e-mails like prove nate silver wrong. so, look, a lot of people especially in politics they like the math part of things when it tells them what they already believe. it's hard. it's a complicat

this 17-year-old senior has found his perfect job right here. for the past four years, lucas has been manager of the dragon's boys bags ket ball team. always ready to help his tame meats with a battle, a ball or even just a hand. >> he's always just trying to help everyone, every day he's there. you can always count on him. he's never thinking of himself. >> manager. it just so happens is the perfect position for someone as organized, dedicated and selfless as lucas. well, that and the fact lucas isn't allowed to play basketball. or any high intensity sport. all due to a heart condition he might not be able to name, but lives with every day. >> my left atrium did not fully develop and that's one of the most crucial parts of the human body. >> he's not supposed to be here. he's a living miracle. and he doesn't let anything stop him. >> which is why coach lieu richie, after four years of watching lucas help everyone else in the spotlight, decided it was his turnl. and last friday night with the dragons up and time winding dow down. >> playing, lik

it's not going to be perfect. there maybe cracks in the walls and not have gas or electricity within a while but can you essentially camp out within your unit. what's it going to take to get the housing stock up to this standard? we spent time talking about this and one of the building types we talk about was soft story buildings and the ground floor is vulnerable because there are openings for garages or windows and during the earthquake we saw in the marina they went right over and those are -- >> very vulnerable buildings. >> very and there are a lot of apartment buildings in san that that are like that. >> and time to. >> >> retrofit the buildings so people can stay in them after the earthquake. >> what do they need? do they need information? do they need incentives? mandates? >> that's a good question. i think it starts with information. people think that new buildings are earthquake proof and don't understand the performance the building will have so we want a transparent of letting people know is my buildin

the first jump was perfect, second was perfect. >> it's a good thing the wind is right, because the shapeaves him nowhere to go if the wind should drop. >> in order to jump the house, i have to go inside the u shape, inside of it. if something goes wrong and i'm going that fast, there's no bail out. i will hit something. those are the chances you have to take. >> suddenly the winds shift. heading toward another jump, he has a sinking feeling. >> you know when you feel like something is going to go wrong? >> the wind dies down. his lift is gone. and he might not have the power he needs. >> i'm like, oh, my god. i'm done. >> the crash is inevitable and horrible. >> i hit the thing, landed, then the kite fell and started dragging me from the top of the first floor. when i saw i was dropping, i put my hand to protect myself from the railing on the first floor, so i was conscious during the entire impact and thank god because i could have broke my head or my neck on the railing on the first floor. >> you want to lay down? >> where's your pain? >> dimitri lies stunned on the deck of the first f

that is a perfect way to set the table. if you're a san franciscoin you probably lived those words. >> i don't know. we know baseball is back and home springs anew. >> happy even year. >> so said the fan whose wife wears a tattoo. that is everything on it. you, too. >> how about mustard and so sauerkraut? >> you're here, calories don't count? >> no. >> i heard that. >> if you bring a glove, you're good. >> we're all good. because it's baseball season in spring. how quickly they've become accustomed to winning. thank you very much. >> this little cutie looks ready for action. great shot. we're loving the little giants i black stickers pretty cool. you can e mail your favorites, keep them coming. >> excite about this visitor, hillary clinton the start of a tour that likes like a political campaign. she is talking, sort of about her political future. >> how can she not talk about it? she's being asked to save questions. this is the way you know, right now, she's not going to decide tomorrow whether or not she's going to run. c

announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent.ds in foster care will take you just as you are. charles: time for your review were tweets and to have trust issues with washington. civic politicians avoid straight talk so noah and his offending cannot be held accountable. >> all politicians talk but with no a ship -- action issues are the save as 40 years ago. >> the majority of politicians are out for them sell their crops and uncorrupted american and unethical don't trust most of them. don't stop commenting on twitter. thank you for watching. have a great weekend. >> justin bieber is causing a great international crisis. he picked a controversial monument highlighting world war ii and now canada's booming middle class is upset. but let's figure all the way they are feeding freedom. someone to blame our troubles on redistribution. tax the rich. but maybe there are a few lessons that can trickle-down

>> the world is not perfect but to have some type to elect people to run things what we don't need to do is have decide what marriage looks like, a health care books like, what our committee looks like. you have to localize that. there is no perfect system there is the structure we get away from what makes us great. >> host: hata to reduce that? >> we don't have huge projects like obamacare and they just don't point the finger at democrats no child left behind undermines control and also rather than local democracy. >> host: there never was of a democracy -- we really are not a democracy it is the cliche but there is a lot of truth. >> where do we go? >> we will be headed in the wrong direction for a while. you have washington deciding if it needs health care by pressuring governors and people to pay for the gay abutting. i am not for gay marriage but for the government to get out because what kind of relationship do i have in my life if nobody is hurt? i am a libertarian but democracy consistently undermines that. >> host: we interviewed and author who said to throw away the constitu

notre dame's pursuit of the perfect season remains intact. they beat bailor 88-69. it's the fourth consecutive final four. stanford and maryland louisville games. >>> san antonio continues to roll over the competition. they beat indiana at home. 103-77. were they awake? the 18th win in a row. this shot here was a rainmaker for kentucky's basketball coach. why? kentucky's men's final four john calipari nets over $300,000 in bonuses. a bit of a rounding error. he earns $5.2. if you're an assistant coach, you get about two months' salary in bonuses. >> i'll be an assistant. >> i'm be an assistant to the assistant. >>> talking about money. here is duke. the high schooler has hops. bam, the all-american dunk winner soaring over the 6'11". alan is seven inches shorter. >> thank you, richard. >>> sbil here with the tuesday morning forecast. happy april 1st. >> it is. i love the dress. tried to wearing the happy tie. >> not an april fool's? >> no. i don't play those games. not that you know. >>> as far as we're looking at this morning, it was warm yesterday. we had hit 80 i

like, literally, it was perfect. when one of my friends told me about this opportunity to work at the carver center to teach kids the instrument that i play and that the kids were very eager and willing to learn, then i really wanted to be a part of this program in order to give back to my community by using the skills that i've learned. >> start from middle "c." and then if we go up an... >> you could say this instructor has the perfect name for teaching music. her name is melody! >> yeah, a lot of people say that. [ chuckles ] i started playing piano at the age of 5, so i've been playing for a total of 10 years now, and it's been a really great journey, i think. and i think after giving concerts and things like that, i think it's great to be able to reach out to the community and share my love of my instrument with everyone. >> two of the instructors are chase's younger brothers. alex teaches guitar. >> good job. and now over here. as soon as i heard that my brother was doing this, i wanted to join. >> it's a reall

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