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and that is chili popcorn at the culinary institute of america. for "teen kids news," i'm andrea. >> okay, everyone, it's time to find out what teens think. here's "speak of the week." >> it can seem like high school lasts forever. but have you considered what you're doing afterwards? for instance, do you intend to go to college? >> i want to go to stanford, 'cause i know it's a good school, and i like the campus and sports and stuff. >> i think i'm going to go to baylor, which is down in waco, texas, 'cause that's where my brother's going, and both my parents went. >> i intend to go to auckland university, which is in new zealand. >> i do want to go to college, and i'm not so sure yet, but maybe like nyu or some good college with, like, business and music. >> i do intend to go to college, probably at auburn university. >> yes, i would like to go to spellman university in atlanta, georgia. >> there certainly are a lot of colleges to choose from. you just have to find what's right for you. as for me, i'm going to baruch college. with "speak of the

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>> this is an area of the upper portion of the ice fall between what is known as the popcorn and theootball field. above that is the west shoulder of everest which had a giant hanging glacier on it. normally when the avalanche, people underneath it. there is a theory among guides and climbers that it takes sunlight on it to get it to go. and this is a case at 6:30 in the morning, well, before the son had hit it, this is everest rush hour when this large crew was underneath it. >> we heard you describe some of these areas as popcorn and the football field. tell us about those areas and how they got those names. >> reporter: the ice fall between base camp and camp one. camp one is at 19,000 feet. base camp is at 17,500 feet. this is in the upper portion of the ice fall which is in this area where the glacier flows off the edge of the mountain like a river and fractures into these delicate blocks that they have to string ladders over, put ropes across and all sorts of those things to allow people to get safely up it. unfortunately the glacier is shifting all the time. it's like a janga

from a distance make it look like a bowl of popcorn. alpine guide ben jones told us avalanches like this one happen all the time. he was at everest base camp and rushed to help when today's hit. >> reporter: some survivors were air-lifted to a nepal hospital for treatment. five of jones' colleagues were among the dead, photographed here just three days ago. jones went to console the sherpas. dead. jones went to console a sherp as. >> the sherpas are the backbone of everest's expeditions, responsible for fixing ropes along the route, carrying food and supplies for the climbers. more than 4,000 people have scaled mount everest since it was first conquered by edmund hillary and sherpa tenzing norgay in 1953. hundreds have died trying. >> some of these ice blocks, they're are in there are as big as five-story buildings, some them the size of cars that are just teetering on the edge, and you just don't know when they're going to go. this morning it just happened to hit when people were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: it is

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they were in an area called the popcorn field. it is one of the most treacherous parts of the route. >> it is basically russian roulette. >> it gets its name from the refrigerator sized chunks of ice that the climbers have to make their way over. it is not just a walk in the park. >> reporter: all of the dead were ethnic sherpa. often called the heros of the himalayas. when the avalanche hit, they were fixing ropes for next month. when the heavy climbing season begins. andria borba, kpix5. >> now this is what it looked like after tons of snow and ice came crashing down. a climber sent us these photos. more than 4,000 people have scaled everest. hundreds more have died trying. >>> tonight, a bay area church paused to mark good friday and reflect on the ferry tragedy in south korea. people filled the san francisco korean church. >> i really want this one, not only to remember, but also gather our strength to support them. >> the church plans to donate all offerings once they determine the best organization to help the korean familie

they climbed to the area nicknamed popcorn field, 6,000 meters above sea level. they were fixing ropes for hundreds of inexperienced climbers. what were they doing? what were the risks? i'm formed by joanna. this is the beginning of the snow melt season. what were they doing? >> they were going ahead of climates that have gathered now hoping to summit everest around mid may when weather is perfect for that to happen. these were going ahead of them fixing ropes. a lot of people tried to climb everest every year. this year, there are 334 registered climbers on the mountain. many of these will need the assistance of the rope. everest is the highest but not the most technically difficult mountain to climb. more try to climb it than perhaps are experienced to climb the mountains in the region. >> now half way through april it is time for snow melt. ice becomes not so frozen, always a risk. what are we learning from this about the state of the snow and the ice on the himalayans? >> it's been discussed in recent years. there's a lot less ice on the mountain and bodies a

mila kunis showing off her infamous baby bump picking up her popcorn statue.ors have been growing that she and ashton kutcher are expecting. >> i see a tiny bump. >>> no bride should ever, ever do this. take a look. in the middle of her wedding ceremony, here it comes. she whips out -- wait for it -- her cell phone right out of her bra. look at the husband's horrified look. she typed something on it answering an important text. must be important if she's doing it on her wedding day. might have been updating her facebook status to married. >> might have figured it's only her husband and minister would see it, but most likely she just found that phone and couldn't get off it. i think i would run while i got the chance, bud. >>> now they know how we feel. plenty of adults have trouble keeping up with new technology. when young were introduced to a walkman, they were stumped. take a look. >> aaagh! >> i feel so judged right now. >> what the -- >> ooh. i did it. >> i don't hear any music. >> man, oh, man. >> i can't believe how heavy the walkman was. >> they had tr

new evidence being released in the so-called popcorn defense case., chad olaussolson went to the movies with his wife. he had a confrontation with 71-year-old man, curtis reeves an entire police officer. reeves was irritated buzz olson was texting his daughter during the previews. and it ended with olson dying from a single bullet to his chest. reed says he shot in self-defense and claims olson attacked him. >> he hit me with his fist or something. i think he had his cell phone in his hand. i think that's what he hit me in the face with. >> but this surveillance video released shows what happened moments before the shooting. reeves gets up complain to the manager about olson's texting. when he returns to the seat, reeves allegedly asks olson if he's still texting. that's when things turn deadly. you can see what appears olson tossing a popcorn box at reeves. then he gets his gun and shoots. just this week, prosecutors release photographs from inside the theatre. the defense is that reeves was hit with a cell phone. the witnesses say they saw him thro

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of them. >> popcorn field is named for large boulders on the route. before they reach camp 2 about 20,000 feet up. nbc crew was on the route. >> nobody was shocked, but when radio reports started coming off the mountain that people were stuck in the avalanche everybody came out and got organized for the rescue. >> reaching the summit has become more and more popular. since edmond hilary and tensang norgay from nepal first made it, many have died along the way. local authorities say they're addressing the overcrowding by doubling the number of climbing ropes in the more dangerous areas. but it's the sherpas who have to put those ropes up, making a living by risking their lives. roxana saberi, al jazeera. >> could be at risk of prolonged exposure to high altitudes. our science and technology expert jacob ward explains. >> the great danger to them is of course altitude. at 22,000 feet the body begins to break down for lack of oxygen. a lot of these climbers strand he above this ds descranded above this -- stranded above this altitude are going to need a

of them. >> reporter: popcorn is named after the large bowlers of ice that fill the route, ice that hit the team about 20,000 feet up. crews heard the ice falling. >> it's a pretty regular occurrence here. no one was shocked by that. but when radio reports were coming off the mountain that people were stuck in the avalanche everyone came out and started getting organized for the rescue. >> reporter: reaching the summit became more popular for amateur and professional climbers from around the world. since 1953 more than 4,000 people have followed. 250 climbers have died along the way. this summer nepal has issue the 700 permits for climb tours climb everest. they are doubling on the climbing ropes, but it's the sherpas who have to put the ropes up, making a living risking their lives. >> avalanches can hit speeds ever 80 mph in matters of seconds destroying everything in its way. and this was the first major avalanche of the season on mt. everest. >> i spoke to the senior editor of "outside" magazine, who has reported from everest before in the past. i asked him about the risks, espe

encountered a human burial and the protocols were in place the construction stopped and we sent a popcorn to the sight it was a human burial and the correspondence sent two investigators to the site and the chief examiner came to the sight. the native american heritage in sacramento was sent and this person is selected from a list of native americans who put their name on the lists and andrew goggling vin is the occur later at the - he's someone we've worked with and we understand his concerns and he understands audio arc colon works and the day after mr. goggling vin was a appointed on webs the day after me met with the pmc team and this construction folks and the l m.d. made his concerns known and agreed to provide recommendations that's his responsibility how the burial needs to be treat and where it needs to be returned. that friday, he provided the recommendations and accepted them and we started to prepare a treatment plan that's the document that provides autopsying all the background information on who used to be here and perhaps the most important part was to deal with the burial

i see the issue prohibiting free speech your iga the permit popcorn who can have free speech you're giving them that discretion how is that different in a private event where a permit person can see whose speech a allowed at the event. it's pertaining ail free speech >> i think the if one acceptance the notation that public can lease out whether it's part of city hall to hold a private reception or event or someone having their wegsd in a public building one expectation you can lease public space for private events i think it's explicit that you can have control over the event for example, if an example off the top of my head if two men decided to get married and the clubhouse or whatever it's called and, you know, there is some inherent public thing around marriage i don't think it would probably be all agree they wouldn't be allowed to allow anti marriage quality people to attend and stand up next to the person with a sign saying, you know, marriage equality is terrible. so - >> i completely understand but i want to understand the delineation better. >> i - >> understand why there's a de

. >> popcorn pimps? is that what they call them? wannabe pimps? >> the men who officers derisively call popcorn pimps were amateurs, but smart enough to play stupid for the cops. >> what's going on today? >> i have no idea. >> what about the girl that got out of your truck? >> she's my friend. >> what's up with her? >> she's just a friend. right now she's staying with a friend, just had a baby. >> what's she doing right now? like what do you mean? >> what do you mean? >> where's she at? >> we just dropped her off. >> to do what? >> i have no idea. just dropping her off. >> she's your friend, just dropped her off in this middle of the neighborhood. >> she asked for a ride. >> you have no idea what she was doing? >> no. i just know her name is cream. she told me, drop her off. >> you know it's against the law to transport people doing prostitution. >> prostitution? >> yeah. you don't know anything about that either? >> no, sir. >> inside the vehicle, police find more evidence that this crew of wannabes is hoping to graduate to the big leagues of pim

before that i worked for a company that was stationed at elliptic which was san francisco popcorn work. that was back in 1983 so when i started my business in 2002 i live in the bay area as well i live 10 blocks away. i remember elliptic as a young people that graduated from high school about this kitchen so upon me starting my busy did research and went back to e collect tick. at the same time i started my business i was pregnant with my daughter she's 10 she grew up in electricic. i'm in support of this kitchen it's convenient for me as a bay area recuperate and my business is on the third street corridor i'm part of the bay area merchants association. i believe it be beneficial for the new biz businesses that will come on board. please approve the kitchen. thank you >> hi i'm karen slater i'm a member of the artists and a a long time artist at the shipyard. i'm here to support the approval the kitchen building and to talk about a little bit how we see it fitting into our long term vision i'm a long term advocate of this. we talked about the intersection of those two institution and

timing is bad i could accidently get swept into a bus and end to in mountain view and a google co- popcorn could get bumped and that's a serious impact if i could get sfgov it didn't take a whole page. anyway. if you check any blog crankier than you there's buses and a posting i left there. it's a reason not to use technology. thank you very much mr. president, >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm peter usually talking about the library matters but today as an individual i want to say, of course, there should be a sequa elevation and the appellant should be upheld. i hope to i don't know the sequa considered means a moral hazard those buses represent. every time a child or a adult or one of those folks lumbering along blocking traffic and using a bus stop when no one else can or if they use the bus stop their subject to a serious crime money talks everyone else walk money seems to buy privilege and exempts them not us from the law so i hope the sequa that you will vote for today also considered the hazard that all of those folks represents. >> thank you. >> hello,

more important connection why i'm stand here that's the connection i've formed with a remarkable popcorn bryan who works with the bridge we participated in the mentor program that the bay area introduced. through this promising program i become the apprentice and for over two years bryan meridian me in business development skills and stimulating and gifting me with my first software. this increased the revenue over thirty percent and counterfeiting our back general office,of course systems. there isn't a phase of our business that britain didn't help with its because of this gentleman and continue to be successful. oh, i'm sorry. successful and continue to be successful within the san francisco greater bay area >> thank you, thank you bryan. >> i'm about to country (clapping.) and closings i'd like to thank bye john for understanding the mentor programs relationships are to increase utilized firms. for making it possible to connect with bryan i'm forever grateful. there couldn't be a building of core connections to the future with the sf ct a and, of course, the good afternoon contractor

needed if there's a pilot program written there are guidelines and exceptions where if the permit popcorn doesn't follow them there will be a revoked process to determine the compliance how many stops are they making hair permitted to make and are they using the permitted zones or going outside the network are they loading and unloading or creating details we'll be tracking citations and other things and feedback from the muni operators as well as shuttle operators and the third question will be answering what are the actual transportation nodes and cost to accommodate counterpart shuttles in san francisco we'll be talking the administrative costs and the capital improvements and being ford informed by what improvement is needed as director reiskin mentions we used our best estimates about what the best costs would be to endorsing the program with you we want to track the costs for a longer-term solution. >> ongoing thank you. >> couple of things. so the budget and legislation analysis we've not talked about the reports yet but they've gathered some statistics about shuttle operations the

the first time popcorn i'm going to introduce is dr. william walker the longtime advocate when people didn't bother with us he's the chair of directors and he would help us. (clapping.) >> distinguished and honorable persons on the platform may i mention one or two names this is the honorable and distinguished nancy pelosi we all love (clapping) and honorable mayor of the city of st. louis mayor ed lee would you give him a nice round of clause. to my brothers and sisters who are here san francisco is a world-class city you can't have a world-class city without a world-class clark class neighborhood like the bayview service center is a world-class center. (clapping.) >>. and today, we came not to just talk and give out information but to celebrate. i remember sophie maxwell i was in her office she said pastor walker we need a visible momentum in bayview that will represent the development and the growth and how we love those people and the senior citizen housing project and we're going to build and the senior citizen now office will be t

burns as a building and grounds popcorn last time he was a very much missed person and the committee was happy to recommend a recommendation >> may i have a reading of the resolution please. i'm david golden i'd like to read resolution s p-3 the superintendents proposal in renaming the james lavish to the e dwight burns library he dedicated his life mentoring students in academic and successful strategies whereas we provided education services all were spent at the middle school and whereas emphasis mentoring lead to the success of numerous students to stay in school and become avid readers and accomplished that by building relationships to where he would be frequently out late at night searching inform a runaway you student we provided encouragement and built the self-esteem of all students they could be successful in life no matter what their skin color and whereas mr. burns believed strongly as he frequently told caregivers the best thing you can getting give our child a book to read. he tutored students who needed time out from class and empowered them to learning outside the cla

. >> good afternoon director nolan i'm a senior transportation authority popcorn. i want to walk you through the two year effort just to get the screen back up the first thing we did it's worth noting that the local match provided by the k prop sales tax and the contributions from the major landowner and san francisco sate and park merced. so on the outside of the efforts we tide those to the existing outlines and focused on the speed and riebltd of the ocean view about 8 and a half miles per hour and xroufd the access to reduce the conflict to thousands of students and having the closure of the conflict. that with we started to develop alternatives how to get over from the northern part of the corridor eir over or under the street. our focus was to understand the grades it's hilly in san francisco. so we had initially 3 options in the north and 3 in the south we shared them with the public last february and find out that a few were not popular we dropped those and the few you see that the screen were ones we carried through an elevation. the one in the middle upgr

of snow and ice swept over the western shoulder of everest, that part of the path is nicknamed the popcorn field due to its distinctive jagged blocks of ice that from a distance make it look like a bowl of popcorn. alpine guide ben jones told us avalanches like this one happen all the time. he was at everest base camp and rushed to help when today's hit. >> we had first encountered probably eight sherpas coming down with some minor injuries, some bruising and elbows, wrists, shoulders and legs, there were a lot of sherpas who were standing off in the distance and it was just kind of a surreal thing. >>reporter: some survivors were airlift today a nepal hospital for treatment. five of jones' colleagues were among the dead, photographed here just three days ago. jones went to console other sherpas. >> i really couldn't stop crying because a lot of these guys are related, they lost, you know, brothers and cousins and everything today. >>reporter: the sherpas are the backbone of everest expeditions, responsible for fixing ropes along the routes and carrying food and supplies for the climbers.

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on the spot called the popcorn field, 21,000 feet up. >>> new details coming in on the ferry disaster. the urgent search for victims as this new video from inside the ship shows the frantic fight for survival. the ship flat on its side. an arrest warrant just issued for the captain who abandoned his ship. >>> and an arrest in kansas city after 20 highway shootings terrorized drivers in kansas city. a suspect at his suburban home, the urgent man hunt finally over. >>> and baby onboard. that surprise announcement, from chelsea clinton, that she is pregnant. this morning, the grandparents couldn't be more excited. and chelsea's moving public tribute to her mom. >> i just hope that i will be as good a mom to my child and hopefully children as my mom was to me. >>> and good morning, america on this good friday. we are heading into easter weekend with a number of breaking stories right now. including that overnight tragedy on everest involving at least 12 guides. >> the guides had gone early to fix ropes for climbers before the dangerous and deadly avalanche hit right above base camp. abc's

have fund and enjoy the garlic fries, the popcorn and the peanuts. kristen? >> thank you. fans are sending us pictures showing their giants' pride. this cutie is ready for the action. we love the little giants stickers and everyone is feeling the love for the panda. this little guyed is sporting his panda hat although it looks like he might sleep right through the game. we want to see your pride at the home opener. e-mail your fan photos to us at ureport@kgo-tv.com. or post them to our facebook page. or on twitter or instagram. >>> suspended state senator yee and dozens of other suspects are in san francisco federal court this morning in a major f.b.i. gang and corruption sweep. the suspects were all arrested two weeks ago on charges ranging from political corruption to gun trafficking. this morning, he pleaded not guilty as did the political consultant keith jackson. raymond "shrimp boy" chow entered no plea. the new attorney called the case "racist and entrapment." all of the suspects are in court again on friday. >>> san jose firefighters have just determined the nature