when you and others hit the road this year to start pollenating farmers fields, some of us like a plum or almond or honey, hundreds of thousands millions, what's on the back of the truck? >> most bee keepers that are in the upon pollennation service, some keep back on the losses they anticipate in make but most bee keepers send all of their bees into at least one pollennation. that's the big one, most bee keepers send their bees to the almonds to pollenate. from there they start splitting up their operation. maybe they'll send to pollenate their crops or make up bees to produce honey but there's so many different ways to run a bee keeping operation. but just the way it's worked out over the last ten years, or so most bee keepers that are in the commercial bee business end up in california to pallennate almonds, february 14th. >> and are we talking about millions of bees? how many do you own for instance? >> i've cut back to 10,000, as i try to grasp on everything that's going on. and there's a lot of -- i'd say it takes well over -- almost 2 million hives to pallennate thal mofnedalmon

plum meting 18,000 feet in 20 seconds. the plane gained altitude briefly before the crash. >> in the english language we say oh god, oh jesus. >> reporter: now the federal government now blames that pilot for the crash. the ntsb says he was alone in the cockpit when he put the plane in a dive. then the pilot mamud el jabashi returned. in the recorder he is heard crying, pull with me, pull with me. >> normally in the cockpit the one pilot is flying the airplane and is supposed to fly the airplane and the other pilot is supposed to handle emergencies and to take care of the radios. and since we had no broadcast from this airplane, i find that unusual. and the fact that both of them were struggling with the controls that would be unusual too. because the other pilot shouldn't be on the controls. >> reporter: egypt air has defended its staff. >> our pilots are frequently checked, they are checked physically, psychologically, and everything. >> the airline continues to suspect mechanical problems in the tail. the ntsb says they

as you mentioned supervisor mar ground farming has 5,000 workers and does peaches and plums and apricots and one of the table growers under the peopla label. we won an election 24 years ago. at that time gerawan illegally fired crews of workers and closed down six of its labor camps in violation of the law completely destroying the workers support there. after numerous attempts over the years to try to negotiate a contract we passed a law that gray davis signed and jerry brown strengthened that said if they don't negotiate a mediator will write the agreement. in this case gerawan picked the mediator. we felt the person was fair. we accepted that choice. 80% of the workers are undocumented. the contract was written with no medical plan. we accepted it. it was a start. gerawan refused to implement the agreement. if i have to say six words that summarize this whole 20 year struggle it would be o boy r bay the law and implement the contract. for example, when we trying to negotiate wage initiations and seniority and just cause they would not do that. this contract was finalized in 2013 but t

. >>> democrat ken plum will kick off his re-election bid today in the restton plaza.as of this morning, he's running unopposed. >>> stay with us. news 4 today continues now at 5:00 a.m. >>> good morning. everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> we want to go to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seeing gall. >> yes, yesterday we were tracking thunderstorms and they did did materialize in the afternoon and evening hours. just a few lone showers exiting the area. it will be out of here by 5:30 within the next 30 minutes. you don't need the umbrella today. most if not all of your day is looking dry with plenty of sunshine across the area. a little bit breezy and temperatures today will be cooler than yesterday. right now, we're in the upper 50s and low 60s. 60 for those of you in washington. temperatures aren't going to warm very much over the morning hours right into the midday hours. by moon we're only in the mid 60s at that point. our high yesterday was 82. today is going to be cooler than it was yesterday. i'll let you know by how much, melissa in ten minutes. any issues th

. >>> if you were to find some plum jam that smells like a portapotty you would probably throw it away if you're like this guy, you would use it as a prank. >> it wreaks. holy crap it wreaks. when i open it, it smells like [ bleep ]. >> it smells gnarly. >> we're going to take the jam, position it all around the toilet make it look like i missed the toilet when i was trying to go. even on the underpants. >> authenticity. he has it all set up. of course, like a kid on sort of christmas morning. he can't wait for nature to take its course. is she going to go to the bathroom? he decides to do some of the worst little acting possible to try to get her in there. >> can you help me clean this? i just spilled something. >> what did you spill? >> i spilled my guts. >> oh! what the hell? let me out. >> what a great way to -- >> the worst thing he could have done to this girl. you are going to be single. >> don't leave me in here. >> clean it for me, kate. please! >> oh, my god. so disgusting. >> that bathroom was so clean. please tell me she dumped him. >> that was excellent, kate. excellent re

quite a water sprout at plum point. winds are still gusty near 30 miles an hour right now. that will be the case for the afternoon. you have evening plans like going out to nationals park, if the cardinals are in town. you definitely need a jacket or sweat shirt at the ballpark but it's going to be dry and clear. winds will calm down southwest 5 to 10 miles an hour. so weather headlines, breezy, windy conditions. today, wednesday, probably thursday also look kind of breezy. a cold front is coming tomorrow afternoon. it will bring us a threat for some showers in the afternoon. nothing like yesterday but behind the front, some much colder air is going to be moving in. that will be with us for thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. i'm thinking maybe even sweater weather here for some of the time, especially if you'll be out early or late. right now 65 in town but only 59 in gaithersburg. hagerstown still in the 50s with mid-60s in fredricksburg. in the mountains, 30s and 40s. so this is some real chilly air for this time of year. and in town, nice and sunny on the michael & s

we just got this minutes ago coming to us from huntington not far from plum island where they actually saw a waterspout. this is a funnel cloud, thankfully no damage, no injuries. we'll come back and talk about whether or not you'll have a dry commute to work and changes by the week's end. >>> we've checked all night with local police and fire departments and so far no major damage has been reported from tonight's storms. >> it sure did look and sound pretty rough a couple hours ago. our mola lenghi was out in that heavy rain. tonight he is live in bethesda with a look at how tough it became. >> reporter: it's been pretty calm in bethesda the last hour and a half, two hours. it just started raining again, nothing too intense yet, but it did get pretty nasty a few hours acquisition out here, as it did -- hours ago, as it did throughout the metro area. we've got video of what it looked like about two hours ago here in bethesda. there was certainly some heavy rain, lightning, strong winds, all sweeping through the area. this was around river road in the beltway. e thstorm moved east into

action cam outside earlier today in media on plum street a lot of people enjoying a nice brisk stroll on this saturday afternoon. we have a few high thin sir us cloud overhead. clouds will thicken up a as we go throughout the rest of the have afternoon and tonight. high temperature today definitely below average. 9 degrees below. coming in at 58. normally we should be in the upper 60's and definitely chilly start this morning. 10 degrees off the mark. average is 47. in the morning low temperature in the city only coming in at 37 degrees. the out identify this evening we are in the upper 50's on i-95, 57 in philadelphia, 58 in trenton. the north and west of town holding steady in the upper 50's for allentown and reading. fifty-one in the poconos a long the coast in sea isle city and boardwalk and that temperature at 51. satellite six with action radar what we are tracking is a wave of low pressure. weak disturbance coming out of the ohio valley and dipping down to the south which is why, in fact, we have that shower that is popping up just to the south of dover delaware. so this moistu

we have nice beautiful plum tomatoes here. we have some beautiful fresh fish here.ll come together beautifully. >> many to cut out all this talk and let's go shop. yeah. ♪ >> what makes your dish unique? >> i like it spicy and smoky. i will take fresh italian tomatoes and the fresh seafood, and will bring them to other with some nice spoked paprika and some nice smoked jalapeno peppers. i am going to stew them up and get a nice savory, smoky, fishy tomatoy spicy broth. >> bring it on. how are you feeling? >> i feel good. i spent the $20 and have a few pennies less. i am going to go home and cook. i will text message u.n. is done. >> excellent and really looking forward to it. >> today we're going to make the san francisco classic dish invented by italian and portuguese fishermen. it'll be like a nice spaghetti sauce. then we will put in the fish soup. the last thing is the dungeon as crab let it all blend together. it will be delicious. when i could, i will try to make healthy meals with fresh ingredients whatever is in season and local. those juicy fresh tomatoes w

they are showing real strengthen to north atlantic which has been the sort of plum spot for them. the restructuring there is going well. overall they are showing signs of productivity, increases and getting more out of their staff. all of that is making the c.e.o. very happy. jonathan: talk to me about air france. the restructuring continues. where are we? >> just mentioning the success. that is not case at air france. the 2015 program has become the 2020 program. the numbers today, the loss did narrow, that was good, but talks continue with staff and there is still restructuring to do there. it will be interesting to see going forward whether they can manage to perform as well as a.i.g. did today. jonathan: thank you very much. a busy morning. greece wants absolutely no austerity and under no circumstances an exit from the euro. why are people optimistic about a deal by sunday? find out after the break. ♪ jonathan: hello. welcome back. this is "on the move." i'm johnathan ferro and we're in london. more than 78% of greece said the nation should reach a deal with creditors rather

and the plum eres would not have been hired to go to work for crete. the people who were -- even though the police wouldn't have known who did it, but they would know. i don't think would have used those people, again, that the police were looking for. to go into the offices of the democratic national committee. so the people who did come in would not have had to be kept secret. by pretending that it was a c.i.a. operation. the supreme court had to decide that the tapes were to be given over. the saturday night massacre. nixon was not terribly reckless to believe that he could commit crimes like this and keep them quiet. presidents did this kind of thing all the time. and nearly all of them they kept quiet. and, moreover, once they come out, george w. bush has committed crimes like this right and left. and a lot of them have come out. and he's still there. i don't sigh he's going to get re-elected. none of his officials have gone to prison, even libby, whom he essentially pardoned. so as he, himself, is pardoned. so he wasn't unusually reckless in doin

"this is just to say "i have eaten the plums that were in the icebox "and which you were probably saving for breakfast forgive me they were delicious so sweet and so cold" it actually took place just as it says here, and i think what she wrote was quite as good as this, a little more complex, but quite as good. well, let's have it then. "dear bill--i've made sandwiches for you. "in the icebox you'll find blueberries-- "a cup of grapefruit a glass of cold coffee. "on the stove is the teapot with enough tea leaves "for you to make tea-- "just light the gas-- "boil the water and put in the tea "plenty of bread in the bread-box "and butter and eggs-- "i didn't know just what to make for you. "several people called up about office hours. "see you later. love. floss. please switch off the telephone." during what you might call the middle period of williams' work, that is, before he started writing his long poem "paterson," he was doing a number of things. he was writing the prose of in the american grain. he was writing his short stories about life in rutherford, and then also, he was writing

the small plane plums from the sky after being cleared for landing. >> mayday mayday mayday. >> the fieryle a mile away. investigators on the scene trying to figure out what went wrong. ♪ how do you like me now ♪ >>> golf's new golden boy

. >>> ken plum has held his seat continuously since 1982. kick off his campaign tonight at the restton station plaza. >>> new numbers may be coming to a close according to the washington post new census numbers say only 12,000 people moved to washington and the neighboring counties in 2014. compared to an influx of 40,000 people in 2013. prince george's county was the only area with an increase in the number of people who moved there. and alexandria and fairfax counties more people moved away than moved in. >>> a begun good-bye books -- the department of homeland security ordered a full security review. new rules include realtime background checks for airport employees. workers will have to go through screening before boarding a plane and fewer access points to secure areas. >>> we want to know would you go on a borderline date on someone not based on their looks or what you like about them but their refrigerator. there's actually a refrigerator dating expert and he says finding love is all about what's in your fridge and how you pack it. >>

the small plane plum mets from the sky after being cleared for landing. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. >>the fiery wreck caught on camera. smoke visible a mile away. investigators on the scene trying to figure out what went wrong. ♪ how do you like me now ♪ >>> golf's new

the guardsen will feature apricot and plum trees as part of the team's commitment to having a green stadiumter. >>> sheriffs stepties will begin testing body camera. the department says it's trying to identify the best body camera system that can be purchased by the department and worn by all deputies. on monday we showed you the body cameras that livermore police officers are now wearing. they have identified eight types of interactions where the officers are supposed to turn on the cameras. those include 911 calls. >>> today the parents of a 21- year-old guatemalan man shot and killed by police are filing a lawsuit and calling for a federal investigation into his death. according to police, a perez lopez was shot back in february by two plain clothed officers when he charged at them with a knife. at a community meeting people -- his parents cyathea have the evidence from an -- >>> this is coming in from east palo alto. firefighters that were battling a blaze on bay road they made a disturbing discovery a couple hours ago. they were called out there for a trailer fire but after they put th

have this particular island, you have the guava trees, you have custard apple trees, you have cocoa plum. >> wow. chiki huts. >> in my language we say chiki, that means home. >> were they open like this or did you have walls? >> no, they were open. you have places for the eating. you would have a separate one for sleeping. you would have a separate one for an eating area, storage area. >> you got the traditional riding lawn mower. >> you need one of those in the everglades. you never know when -- >> how did you get this out here? that's amazing. in the 1950s, the seminoles signed a treaty with the u.s. but the miccosukee held out. >> we kind of came to a truce. we didn't sign a peace treaty, so technically we're still at war, but it's lawyers, i guess. >> lawyers instead of -- >> instead of bows and arrows and guns. >> the federal government would not recognize their right to this land until chief buffalo tiger went to cuba to hang out with fidel castro. >> so they kind of forced the hand of the united states government. >> very shrewd. >> to get their recognition. >> was that buffalo ti

the dow plum he wanted plummeted by 1,000 points in just minutes. it's down it a single trader. >> making his fourth court appearance at magistrates court in london, he was told that he faced a full extradition hearing in august. he was released on $8 million. commodities fraud and market manipulation that significantly contributed to a multibillion-dollar wall street crash in may of 2010. according to the regulators for the department of justice sarao operated a trading company out of this, not far from heathrow. and he used computer algorithms to manipulate pieces. but analysts say that this was not an isolated incident. >> i would suggest that most traders, there's one individual in the west of london. we know regulators have been looking at the ways they collect and they manipulate markets, but the problem is, they trade in fractions miniscule fractions automatic trade. and their orders get put in and pulled back in tiny fractions almost incomprehensible. >> sarao made fake trades, thousands of them in a single day, and this conned the market to

it h'0: in plum stead township.this afternoon. police say one car slowed down sofá the victim could cross. but a pickup truck tried to go around the slowerrvehicle and struck the man. that driver did stop. >>> next at 11:00, target under fire. the trouble that'sfá shuts down the popular retailer's website. >>> it'sçó adoption day. the spca opens its doors again after illness causes problems among the pets. see how many are getting a second chance ahead. >>> you can see behind me i'm tracking rain moving in. i'll let you know what that means for your monday morning commute. ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> nearly e1700 people are feared dead after ajf smuggler'k boat crammed with hundreds of people caprsized in theq mediterranean sea. they were fl

hay will also feature apricot and plum trees as well.ater for landscaping. recycled water and includes features to help conserve energy as well. >>> it's 5:40 now. police in fremont are looking for help to find a man who ripped a necklace off a woman's neck. >> they had big plans for a music festival. the two reasons the sonoma raceway has now scrapped those plans. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute here. not a lot to talk about when it comes to crashes. the traffic here on the sunol grade looks good. we'll run down the livermore valley for you. >> pretty windy out there and as a sign of things to come most of it will be rain. we'll talk about friday's forecast. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is the #1 choice of vets for their pets and yours. after all, your dog

we had a report of the waterspout which is a tornado on the water a at chesapeake bay at plum point eastern shore of maryland and then half inch hail reported right here at philly international at our own airport. half inch hail at 1:30 in the morning that happened. we have a flash flood warning in new castle county delaware, northern part of the county for some flooding possibility and this is why. we have a lot of area where it is still raining pretty hard. those pockets of heavy rain accounts lightening popping up in this loop. new we will take a a look at what is happening right now. we have an area of heavy rain moving through media at the moment and lower merion, upper darby moving across in delaware county. we will look down in new jersey even heavier rain in williamstown to the north of the ac expressway there. there is another one of those pockets, what we call pop up then are storms where they pop up in a small area but very intense. then we will see this area of intense rain moving over the delaware bay i should say with the lightening and thunder and this one could possibly prod

we see the diesel plums coming out of the back of buss in particular. >> reporter: it can go up to 185iles on a battery charge and wants to change the way you get to work. we mentioned the battery charge like tesla, pro tara batteries come in ranges they will go from 50 to 185 miles per charge. reporting live in san jose, scott budman nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. plenty of sunshine to charge any sort of solar battery. it was beautiful. jeff rain nearry joins us now. >> there was a lot of sun for the north bay down to the south bay. except if you were at the coastline. that's where that fog was thick. it's all because of that fog that rolled in westerly winds, 10 to 20 miles per hour that temperatures dropped anywhere from 12 degree in hayward to 14 degrees cooler in san jose. a few particular spots right across the peninsula that had some incredible changes in the weather and one of them was portolo valley. meteorologist rob mayeda and our brand new microclimate weather station. hey, rob. >> we've got the sunshine out here right now. it is chilly. we've seen about a 6 degree

they will go in at noon time on april 8th, 2 weeks ago tomorrow and among bananas, and plums and with the red inside and rest of the produce section here in the surveillance video these two guys produce handcuffs, a gun, a badge, and one you see wearing right on the outside of his shirt for all to see a bullet-proof vest with his hat on backwards looking like some swat team member. weirdest thing of all no one knows or police or anybody in the store what these two guys wanted or were after to begin w never holding up the store never bothering anybody inside for any money or valuables. the the first give away these were not the real police they parked their minivan. never see a real cop driving anywhere with the soccer mom minivan but unlike real police who would pull upright close to the door who make an arrest or search, these guys parka monk the shoppers in the the back of the lot. >> security guard was monitoring close circuit tv and saw these two gentlemen come in the store quickly going from aisle to aisle. it looked like they were looking for somebody inside the store. >> when t

funnel cloud that a little less than two miles as we traveled eastward to the chesapeake bay went off plumd into a water spout over the bay. fortunately today, nothing like that here but every time every day there's severe weather somewhere in the world. and one of those places is down under. steve rudin has those details. steve: yeah, let me tell you, it was rough out there especially sydney area yesterday. get this over 12 inches of rain fell in the northern and western suburbs. take a look for yourself. three people are dead. lots of flooding. they had wind gusts up to 60 to 70 miles per hour. a cruise ship that's trying to enter sydney harbor couldn't get in for about 24 hours because the waves were so high. fortunately, the rain is now starting to come to an end and the cleanup has begun and they have a lot of cleaning up to do. let's see what we can expect around here for tonight. and as we move into the rest of the week back to doug. doug: all right, steve. have a couple more hours of sunshine out here. partly cloudy skies and 70 degrees at reagan national airport. very comfortable

reporter: neighbors in the 100 block of north plum street have a hard time understanding how a mother could do something like this. >> that's ridiculous. that amazes me. a 6-month-old. >> that's really sad. i mean especially like just being in my neighborhood, i feel like it's really disappointing seeing that kind of stuff happen in the city. reporter: madden was arrested last week after lancaster police determined a baby couldn't have accidentally gotten cocaine in his system back in march. the boy has been with foster care since. >> i don't think she should be given another chance. reporter: madden and the baby live in the same building where a toddler was killed in january. police say shandrea dixon beat her almost 2-month-old to death her and wrapped her body in a deflated matted res and put her in the trash. the body has never been found. >> it's sad to see it every day. they still have all the balloons and everything out from the first baby so yeah, it is just really sad. i work here too, so i feel like it's my community and it's really disappointing. alison: we're told madden f

kennedy received one rainy morning last month during what was supposed to be an ordinary visit to a plumval. her reception in japan since arriving in november 2013 is partly because she has sparked memories of her father president john f. kennedy. >> caroline kennedy: people in japan very much admire him. it's one of the ways that many people learned english. almost every day, somebody comes up to me and wants to quote the inaugural address. and including senior figures in the military or, you know people on the street. >> john kennedy: ask not what your country can do for you... >> o'donnell: president kennedy is still seen by many japanese as a reflection of the america they idealize, young and dynamic. last month at japan's national archives, a jfk exhibit drew visitors such as japan's prime minister. at tokyo's waseda university students lined up two hours in advance for a symposium on jfk. there's so much rich history between your family and japan. >> kennedy: that's been a very powerful part of this experience for me. he hoped to be the first american president to visit japan. and

and rand paul has dropped this sugar plum into the water for reporters when fox's carla cameron askedn about hillary clinton. >> i think there is big news coming on the clinton foundation. i think there are things that went on at the clinic foundation that are going to shock people and i think they're going to make people question whether or not she ought to run for president. >> can you tell us what you're talking about? >> then it wouldn't be a secret any more carl. it's a secret by now. >> there's a politician trying to lead the press to water. anyway, the roundtable tonight, sam stein, april ryans author of "the presidency in black and white." there it is a great book. betsy woodruff for the daily beast. let's talk about hillary's ability to punch back. a great rapper i heard about who said who he gives me burdens also gives me shoulders. does heshe have the shoors to s does heshe have the shoors to shoulders to take the punishment. >> let the haters be -- >> we need more maxims. let her haters be her motivators? >> that's the line. >> she's got a lot of motivation. >> absolutely.

the price of oil plum melted, venezuela is deeply in debt and has been forced to cut its shipments to the caribbean by almost one half, including to its ally, cuba, according to barkley's bank. president obama is visiting jamaica, the second largest island in the caribbean. he is the first american president to visit the island in 33 years and he will be discussing energy, energy security. the white house is keen on trying to wean away the caribbean's dependency on venezuela oil and wants to recover a lot of its own lost clout. president obama will also meet with members of all of the association of caribbean nations who welcome the initiative. they are really more keen on securing their own fuel independence. they know that depending on either the united states or venezuela comes with a high political price tag. >> reporting there from panama city. >> facebook faces a class action suit over privacy laws in europe. a court heard arguments whether it should take the case. 25 these people are took the social network for the way it collects and forwards personal data. >> in today's digit

. >> we're a very large operation for our commodity, which are peaches, plums and nectarines.nto perspective, i probably produce -- for peaches, about a third as many peaches as the state of georgia does. >> we have greaters sorting out the fruit that is not going to go into a box. you know, they're looking for scars like this that you and i could cut that off right there and eat it. but unfortunately, they don't want it in the box. a lot of it is about appearance. this is edible, but it's not edible to the super market. >> they have state standards. they have, you know, the usda or federal state standards for product, but the retailer standards far exceed that which is placed on us by the state. >> the amount of fruit that's left either in the field or is discarded after it gets from the packing house i've seen as high at 70%. the least i've seen is 20% that gets thrown away for a lot of times no reason that a consumer would think would be practical. >> i'll call up the food bank and say i can get you an extra load this week because we're throwing away perfectly good fruit wi

more than 6,500 times but on wednesday afternoon her parachute collided with another causing her to plumammate on the u.s. national team. >> she broke open barriers for a lot of female athletes who are doing pretty well. she was our amelia air heart and dorothy hamel. >> she competes all over the world. her special alt was canopy piloting or swooping which involved skimming over water at high speeds while navigateing obstacles. she was proud to be selected to the team. >> it's not just to be the only girl but kind of by b the girl with the boys in blue. it's a pretty good feeling to know i made it. >> her death was the second sky dive to land this year. a navy s.e.a.l. died during a training jump during january. >> the fatality rate for skydiver is comparable to riding your bicycle, snowskiing waterboarding. busy sky zone. they're going to have their shares of accidents and sometimes the fatalities come in clusters. >> in a statement they said edgington frequently used its facility for military personnel. they added they found nothing in its equipment or procedures that affected the proc

really afford to negotiate for another six months if we had to get it's great to set deadlines at the plums if you're committed to those deadlines and they are credible. i don't frankly deadline set at the state are credible. we can afford to negotiate another six or 12 month frankly there at the iranians can afford far less to supersede this, saving it to agreement extended another six or 12 months. i think we need to bear in mind iran's own alternatives are not fantastic. so we need to i think for the sake of having a sustainable deal, deal that survives past 21 months or 24 months, i get it's what we did what we need. we lived in be a great deal? i will still say it won't be a good deal because these conceptual flaws and i would work a lot that the deal would not survive for 10 years even of the initial period but it's probably at this stage of the game the best we could hope for. >> i want to come back to the issue of what happens if by june 30 we don't have an agreement, but let me ask you this. given your hopes for this agreement as you expressed in your opening comments and given wha

here among the the bananas and plums with the red on the inside, in the produce section, two weeks ago at noon time, not exactly trying to hide here on erie avenue in juniata park. >> they tried to intimidate the guy that make the deliveries. so i think they try to intimidate the people. they are looking at around the the store, so they look through every oil. >> what do you think they were trying to do? >> they wanted to take some money from the cash register and some stuff from the supermarket. >> reporter: robbed? >> yeah. >> the the store security guard who was a plainclothes also, approached them and asked them if he could help them. he became agitated. they identified himself as police officers and threatened to arrest and deport him. one of them was apparently wearing a black bullet-proof vest with some type of writing on the back. the they then went back in the store, approached the the same security guard and threatened to arrest and deport him again. one gentlemen reached for handcuffs which he pulls out and at that point in time a witness saw what they believed to be a black

perhaps that is the reason i got such a plum assignment. we have two terrific papers.the session will include two scholarly papers which i enjoyed reading. also a presentation by former frustration officials. the discussion will be dynamic dynamic -- anita mcbride. i'll tell you that the papers in the bios of the speakers today. the first paper, dancing with the first lady her societal lot in the shadow in the spotlight is by patricia rossi. an associate in the real estate of the colin indictment llp. ms. rossi served for several relationships and has had extensive experience representing buyers and sellers on residential real estate. her work come a very fascinating book and a number of first ladies. the second paper laura's legacy traditional conservative woman for international activist first lady is by dana cooper associate professor of history at stephen f. austin state university. comes from texas. dr. cooper's research interests focus on comparing it experiences of women in the western world specifically the transnational realm of women in international relation

the small plane plum mets from the sky after being cleared for landing. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. >> the fiery wreck caught on camera. smoke visible a mile away. investigators on the scene trying to figure out what went wrong. ♪ how do you like me now ♪ >>> golf's new golden boy, 21-year-old jordan spieth roaring to victory at the masters smashing records along the way and wait till you hear the good luck charm that helped him to his first major victory. >>> and we do say good morning, america. hope everybody had a wonderful weekend. we know that jordan spieth did. >> boy, did he. >> from start to finish he led the masters and he is a breath of fresh air. so unassuming. >> so unassuming but how about that focus when he moves from green to tee, he's fierce and held that lead the whole way. incredible performance. you guys ready for a white house race? >> it's on. >> hillary clinton got in yesterday afternoon. started out with a video featuring everyday americans and hit the road in that van on her way to iowa and cecilia vega will cover her all the way at clinton campaign headquarters