can you see a rainbow, too, jordan? the lights are rainbows. the lights turn into rainbows. that's right. you made a rainbow using your prism. you try it. ok. i'll try it. hendrick: you'll be surprised how many new ideas and approaches can come from these discussions. i do see a rainbow. it's very pretty. in and out of the classroom, we should look for ways to provide multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, and other community experiences for our children. woman: and you know what? we're going to have a very special visit today from linda from in the butterfly room. did you know that linda is chinese? she's going to come over. she's going to cook with us today. yeah. we need to put it on the foil. hendrick: we've learned that the more variety of experiences children have in their lives, the wider the range is of creative expression. the more personal experiences our children have with people and situations outside of their own environment, the more material our children can draw on to incorporate in their play. and the father said, "it's dinnertime! it's dinnertime! it's dinnertime!"

i'll start ♪ why are there so many songs about rainbows and what's on the other side ♪ ♪ rainbows arepart? ♪ so we've been told and some choose to believe it i know they're wrong wait and see ♪ >> everybody! ♪ some day we'll find it the rainbow connection the lovers, the dreamers and me ♪ >> second verse? >> let's do it. ♪ who says that every wish would be heard and answered ♪ ♪ when wished on the morning star ♪ >> oh, nice harmony. ♪ somebody thought of that and someone believed it look what it's done so far ♪ >> that's true. >> yeah. ♪ what's so amazing that keeps us star-gazing ♪ ♪ and what do we think we might see ♪ >> i don't know but -- ♪ some day we'll find it, the rainbow connection, the lovers, the dreamers and me ♪ ♪ all of us under its spell we know that it's probably magic ♪ ♪ have you been half asleep and have you heard voices ♪ ♪ i've heard them calling my name note ♪ ♪ is this the sweet sound that calls the young sailors the voice might be one and the same ♪ ♪ i've heard it too many times to ignore it ♪ ♪ it's something that i'm supposed to be ♪ >> take it home! ♪ some

. >> she had a sudden urge for rainbow sherbet. she even had heard check made out to the rainbow sherbet trust fund. it is the third largest powerball jackpot in history. she took a lump-sum of $210 million. >> i am very happy and i am very proud. this will make my family very happy. we are truly blessed. thank you. >> her attorney says after learning she had won, she tucked away in the ticket in the safest place she knew, her bible. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> the sixth day of march, 2012, a quiet one. sunny skies, a little chillier than normal. the normal is 50 degrees. 76 on this day in 1935. it can also be wintry in cold. 13 for the record low, 10 inches of snow for this day 50 years ago in what many consider the most powerful nor'easter of the 20th century went ripping up the and committed lantos, literally. -- ripping up the mid-atlantic coast, literally. it was just a tremendous storm a winter like hurricane. 40-foot waves were recorded on the delaware coast. 3 feet of snow

. >> we'll get a little sun with the rainbow. >> absolutely. >> yeah. >> great day. >> are you having fun yet? >> i'm having a wonderful time. just wait until the weekend. [ laughter ] >> tons of fun. >> we'll see. >> thanks. >>> there is a new warning out today from health advocates about toxic chemicals in low cost jewelry. researchers tested nearly 100 items. four kids and adults purchased them in six different states. more than half contained high levels of lead, mercury or arsenic. some were labeled lead-free. they still had a lot of lead in them. in massachusetts, there is a move to pass legislation requiring safer alternatives. >>> hold off on the red meat. a new study finds that eating any kind on a regular basis raises a person's chances of dying early. harvard researchers found that a single daily serving of processed red meat like a hot dog raised the risk of dying prematurely by 20%. unprocessed red meat raised the risk by 13%. >> deep trouble. [ laughter ] >> eat more vegetables. >>> we have a crime wave that's even baffling police. thieves are targeting tied laundry dete

. >> she is making our rainbow cupcakes. >> these rainbows, you can see here, some finished ones. roll them out flat, cut them into long strips. you want to help me out and show, hanna? a bunch of different colors. they're sticky so you want to work on waxed paper. bend them into a rainbow. you'll put one on your cupcake here. stick it in there and add some gold chocolate coins. >> nice job, hanna. >> beautiful name. >> who do we have here? >> kevin is making our shamrock toasties. >> hi, kev. >> mm-hmm. >> it turns out if you cut a bell pepper it looks a lot like a shamrock. cut it crosswise. if you have a four-lobed one, you have a lucky shamrock. you'll toast up some english muffin, layer on cheddar cheese and one of your pieces of bell pepper for a stem. >> cute. >> just about 30 seconds. what do we have down here? >> we love projects you can do with things you have around the house. this requires some potatos, a heart-shaped cookie cutter and some paint. >> adorable. >> stick your heart shape there, cut around it. >> yo

she bought the ticket last month at a supermarket in newport, rhode island where she stopped for rainbowrbert, her son's favorite. she is now creating the rainbow sherbert trust. >> i want to say that i am very happy and i am very proud, and this will make my family very happy. we are truly blessed. thank you. >> today ms. white accepted the lump sum payment of $210 million. looks like a lovely lady. >> she really does. looks great for 81, doesn't she? >> and $210 million richer. >> she will be looking even better. >>> larry is here. >> that's a great story. this is not a great story. what is wrong with the sharks? is there time to fix it? plus did the giants fix their offense? what the dodgers did today. sports next. mack lyon. a timely bible lesson the lord's way. churches of christ in the to have you visit one of worship assemblies. just do that? you will. week, will you? >>> good evening. the sharks in unfamiliar waters right now. in eighth place in the west, struggling just to hang on to a playoff spot, and they lose tonight to a team that they should beat easily really. lowly edmon

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she bought the ticket last month at a supermarket in newport, rhode island where she stopped for rainbow's favorite. she is now creating the rainbow sherbert trust. >> i want to say that i am very happy and i am very proud, and this will make my family very happy. we are truly blessed. thank you. >> today ms. white accepted the lump sum payment of $210 million. looks like a lovely lady. >> she really does. looks great for 81, doesn't she? >> and $210 million richer. >> she will be looking even better. >>> larry is here. >> that's a great story. this is not a great story. what is wrong with the sharks? is there time to fix it? plus did the giants fix their offense? what the dodgers did today. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male anno

it's because she had a craving for rainbow sherbet. she came forward today. the winner of that powerball jackpot last month, the one worth $336 million. she bought the ticket just a few hours before the drawing while she and a family member went to pick up some dessert. after realizing she'd won, she put the ticket in her bible. >> i'm very happy, and i'm very proud. this will make my family very happy. we are truly blessed. thank you. >> mrs. white took the lump sum option after taxes comes to $210 million. >> that's lovely. >> rainbow sherbet is lovely, too. >> isn't it? takes you back. >> i like the strawberry the best. >> i think that's raspberry. we're going to be able to get outside tomorrow? this chill is going away, huh? >> tomorrow is going to be a spectacular day and an even better day on thursday. we are talking about some of the -- i would say the nicest weather we've in a while. i was thinking about it. we saw fantastic weather a couple of days ago. that's what we've seen this entire winter. very nice weather. temperatures today below average. 29

he brought his mom along to the grocery store, where he bought some rainbow sherbet. bought three powerball tickets. >> this will make my family very happy. we are truly blessed. thank you. >> reporter: that's all she would say. probably a smart move. as we've seen with past winners, more money can amount to more problems. jack whitaker won $350 million. it went downhill from there. a lawsuit. divorce. alcohol problems. this video shows the moment he hit rock-bottom. sitting on a stoop outside a strip club. he brought in a briefcase, stuffed with $500,000 in cash. and it was stolen from under his nose. sandra hayes won a $224 million powerball jackpot with co-workers. and was immediately besieged by people looking for a handout. it got so bad, she had to stop answering her phone. >> how did they find me? >> reporter: sandra says a stranger showed up at her door, wanting a piece of the action. >> you make your money. you do not let that money make you. do not let it change who you are. and you will live a happy life. >> reporter: as for louise white, her winnings have

says she bought the ticket last month at a supermarket in newport, rhode island where stopped for rainbowert, her son's favorite. she is now creating the rainbow sherbert trust. >> i want to say that i am very happy and i am very proud, and this will make my family very happy. we are truly blessed. thank you. today >> today ms. white accepted the lump sum payment of $210 million. looks like a lovely lady. >> she really does. looks great for 81, doesn't she? >> and $210 million richer. >> she will be looking even better. story. great story. greatis is . what is wrong with the sharks? is there time to fix it? plus did the giants fix their offense? what the dodgers did today. >>> good evening. the sharks in unfamiliar waters right now. in eighth place in the west, struggling just to hang on to a playoff spot, and they lose tonight to a team that they should beat easily really. lowly edmonton. todd mclegal lend is back, but this is not the way you want to start a game. loose puck and he says, thank you very much. swats it past him and fastest goal ever given up by the sharks. 1-0 in a flash.

sun comes out and you get a -- >> rainbow? >> yeah. a rainbow. as a matter of fact, look at this picture. >> talk to me. >> how about this? >> right along mass avenue. melissa mele shot this earlier, our reporter. vance, you call them the crack reporters and there they go right there getting the beautiful -- actually a double rainbow. take a look at that. awesome picture. right there on massachusetts avenue a little bit earlier as the rain made its way on through the region. >>> temperature today got up to 72 degrees. sorry i quizzed you there. i feel bad about that pop quiz. >> it's okay. i nailed it. we're okay. >> 72 the high temperature today at d.c. 46 the low this morning. well above average once again and just 0.01 inch of rain at the airport. some did see heavier rain out toward frederick and loudoun county. 70 degrees currently right now with winds out of the southwest about 9 miles an hour. the numbers now nice and warm. 75 in martinsburg. 64 in manassas. they just saw a shower there. la plata has seen the rain. that's why they are in t

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it should be an interesting day, maybe some sunshine and rainbows. still some pretty good downpour's outside towards fremont. some cells are dropping down into a word and spreading south. we will see this off and on throughout the day today. a really moist flow behind the main cold front brain a lot of moisture on shore right now. it looks like things begin to break up towards the afternoon. six or seven degrees in san jose, 62 degrees in san francisco. the next couple of days we watched the rain move further north but there is a slight chance we can see showers. i think a better chance of rain for everyone as we head to the first part of the weekend >> let's go right outside in show you a live look at the bay bridge. at the toll plaza there is no delay and it really looks great. we did not see any road work on the chp reports so just in nice move quick ride into san francisco. elsewhere, the wet roadways have been causing issues in sonoma county south of sonoma on highway 121, close both directions between 116 and 12. about a 1 mi. stretch of highwa

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there is the rainbow. this is through our new whether app. look at these temperatures. the high temperature, hard to believe we are still in the march. record high temperature of 85 degrees in nashville. look at how much today -- rapid city, s.d. 25 degrees above average. the temperatures to the mid part of the country in the '50s. there is no sign of old stuff coming our way. we have had a little ripple come through. that was the reason for clouds and showers. no signs of any real cold stuff coming our way. overnight tonight, look at the temperatures. into the mid 50's. that is close to our average high-temperature as we get into tomorrow afternoon, some fair weather clouds. and there will be a northwesterly wind coming in. it will be a pleasant afternoon. that will continue right on into the weekend. there will be some clouds. a passing shower. by the weekend as we get ready to head into april, temperatures still above average. there are the parley sunny skies for tomorrow. you can -- partly sunny skies for tomorrow. you can always keep posted on our web site wjla.com

and at the end of the rainbow, we have our pot of gold bar.me liquor bottles and two lucky cocktails for you. this is the lucky irish champagne cocktail. take a sip of that. >> just champagne? >> with a little elder flower, a little bit of 24-karat gold diamond dust on it. if you add a little more glam to your look on st. patrick's day. >> i bet you're fun at parties. >> remember how we did that facial with all the gold specks on it? >> yes. >> elder flower. do you love that? >> no. >> okay. i've got another one. hopefully i'll be lucky with this one. the lucky leprechaun. a little bit of fairy gold dust. >> we love you. thank you for coming. >> thank you very much. >> this one's for me. up next, all the girls all over the country are gushing. >> one direction. s >>> the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> that does it for us for "today." come back tomorrow when will ferrell will share a few laughs with us. >> before we sign off, you have a tween or a teen girl in your house and want to keep the peace, set the dvr. th

. >> we had a power line drop across the freeway, blocking eastbound and westbound at rainbow. pg&e removed it. >> and here is a live look at the quality of the snow here, it's wet, heavy mushy kinld for you skiers out there. this is my understanding they will drop incoming days and hopefully, we'll kind accumulation we're hoping for. >> and storm helped increase our snow pack a little bit. central sierra is now at 32% of normal and below 30% yesterday. there is just getting word of a head on crash at the southern end of devil's slide in pacifica now. this is shutting down highway 1. there may be rain related. the storm caused delays in local airports today. there is hardest hit was san francisco and things have eased up a bit. there is delayed maybe an hour. and most arrivals. oakland international airport report no delays. now, stay with us for updates on the storm, you can find weather maps with street level radar on our web site. and remember, send us your weather video or photo autos governor brown was able to make a deal with a group who had opposed his initiative to rais

. >>> a rhode island woman had a hankering for rainbow sherbet. who doesn't?ood thing she gave in because now she is a multimillionaire. 81-year-old louise white happened to buy a powerball ticket when she got her sherbet at a supermark net newport. it was the win being ticket for the $336 million jackpot drawn on february 11th. she wanted to get everything in order. she has set up what she decided to call the rainbow sherbet trust. >> i want to say i'm very happy and i'm very proud. and this will make my family very happy and we are truly blessed. thank you. >> she will take home a lump sum of a whopping $210 million. >> good for her. >>> they come from different places but they all share the same love. >> sharing their art with all of us and the entire world. holly morris is live some northeast with more on a festival that is breaking boundaries.  oh dear... oh dear! ohh dear... i'm not sure exactly what happened here last night. i was out helping people save money on their car insurance. 2 more! you're doing it! aren't they doing great?!

. >>> a sudden urge for some rainbow sherbet led an 81-year-old rhode island woman to hit one of the powerball jackpots in history. she came forward today nearly a month after that drawing. the prize money totalled 336 milli million. >> reporter: louise white had her powerball jackpot check made out to the rainbow sherbet trust. because a craving led her and a relative to this local stop & shop. >> i'm very happy, and i'm very proud. and this will make my family very happy. we are truly blessed. thank you. >> reporter: that's all the woman of few words would say at the news conference would say. leaving specifics to her attorneys who say she bought the ticket hours before the drawing, february 11th. and reacted predictably after it. >> it was my understanding that they were all jumping for joy. >> reporter: white with socked away the winner in the safest place she knew. >> it was in her bible for the first night. and i think they slept with the bible. >> reporter: it's the third largest powerball jackpot in history, which white has chosen to take as a lump sum of $210 million. and no

feeling that part of the size of today's crowd, because they are special guests, it is my honor and the rainbow world fund's honor to welcome writer, director, award winner peter coyote. [applause] >> boy, san francisco knows how to throw a party, doesn't it? i want to invite my young friend up. we are going to read some of the wishes in at these origami cranes. please welcome from the japanese community youth council -- [applause] >> i wish there was not any global warming. >> i dare to wish for a world in which people live in harmony with each other and with the natural world and with all the wondrous animals with whom we share the planet. dame jane goodall. [applause] >> i wish for a world where all people are treated with dignity, respect, and equality, no matter who you are or who you love. from secretary of state hillary clinton. [applause] >> i wish for everyone to learn to love without war. from gloria iverson, 90 years old, the philippine islands. [applause] >> i wish it will snow in the morning so nobody has to go to school for two weeks. from michael, 13 years old, long island, new y

you could go up and rainbow roy row was that area. bess live there is in charleston and goes to new york. i lived in charleston and i went to new york. >> yes! >> stephen: so this place kind of... this play is kind of about me. (laughter) >> well, sort of not because... (laughter) >> stephen: but how? oh, because i'm not black. >> you're not black. seriously, you're not black. it was written by caucasian men about african american life. >> stephen: we prefer to be called white americans. why >> white americans? sorry. it was written by du bose hayward and george gershwin. >> stephen: a couple white people writing about black people. many people have called it a racist stereotype of black life. >> a lot of famous people who have been in productions, a lot of famous historians and social historians, v said they are stereotypes because they're written from an outside advantage point so what we've done is we've done a little changes to humanize them a little more and focus mainly on the characters and the story, this great love story betw

i like to taste the rainbow. >> reporter: j.t.'s rise from geek to guru, has ronald and his classmate to fork over $5,000 for a weekend of styling. controversial tip number one, get rid of what he calls the asian poker face. >> you have to change your facial expressions. if you're telling a sad story, look sad. telling an excited story, look excited. >> reporter: tip number two, the touch, turn, release. >> go like this. when you mike eye contact, smile. >> reporter: next up, a little fashion advice. >> when you roll it up like this, it makes your torso look longer. >> reporter: on-hand to assist j.t. is sarah, a blonde wingwoman in four-inch stilettos. and a wingman, a former rock 'n' roll roadie, named garrett. >> just do this. >> and my bling-bling. >> reporter: after two days of lectures, it's time for a little field research. >> look at these handsome asian men. >> reporter: ronald and his colleagues are dressed up and ready to go. >> i practiced whatever i learned today. and i'm going to give it a try and see how it goes. >>

>> rainbow sherbet. there you go. >> whenever you feel that urge coming on, get it. buy a lottery ticket. >> stay with us, "news4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> super split. vote counting in super tuesday states lasting past midnight. who came away claiming a victory. >>> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist, joe krebs is on vacation. >> i'm eun yang. march 7, 2012. we'll take a live look outside now. it's 5:00 a.m., 41 degrees. a little chilly but a lot better than yesterday morning. hoping this bodes fwell for the rest of the day. tom kierein? >>> you can wear your tight plants today. >> you know, i have chocolate krafg cravings, so if you eat too much chocolate, it will happen. >> feeling like springtime later. now you do need winter gear. it is another cold morning. but certainly not as cold as it was yesterday morning. but prepare for this for the afternoon. look at the highs i'm expecting later this afternoon. we ought to make it well into the 60s around the metro area including montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's counties, might even hit near 70 de

. >> funds will go to the rainbow sherbert trust named after the dessert she bought while go together store for lottery tickets. >> i owe aunt lieu ease a call. >> that is right. >> and we can have sherbert together to, celebrate. >> that is all about you. come on. >> there is today's wind, can you believe? and still gusty around the bay area, going to turn cold tonight. there is a live view from our mount tam camera. clear skies now. and you can probably see affects of the wind there. let's take a look at current temperatures. we've got low 50s around the bay area. 48 degrees in half moon bay. temperatures beginning to drop. winds, however, still gusty over 30 miles per hour in many locations. not only near the coast, but inland in places. there are highlights, we'll see winds dim minute yiring, freezing in spots. there is our projected low temperatures down to 29 degrees in napa. 33 in fairfield, numerous 30s around the bay. pretty chilly across the region. satellite composite shows low pressure system inland east, center of high pressure that produced a sharp difference between two

she went to go get rainbow ice cream or something.er mission, to go get rainbow ice cream. which proves to me everyone should eat ice cream on a regular basis. thanks, christine. >>> 53 minutes past the hour here. look who cnn found at the wasila, alaska, caucus site. yes, sarah palin. >> she's somewhere in there. >> trust me. is she right there? >> not yet. she's coming any minute now. >> there she is on the right-hand side. way over in the green jacket. >> she stopped to answer a few questions when she showed up to vote yesterday. >> and sarah palin did not shoot down any possibilities of actually running for office, big office, presidential office in 2016. and then went as far as saying wouldn't be so bad to even swoop in this year on convention night. have a look. >> if we wind up with an open convention and someone wants to place your name, throw your name into the hat, would you stop them? would you be open to that? >> as i say, anything is possible. i don't close any doors that perhaps would be open out there. so, no, i wouldn'

all i know is that these rainbow colored pellets are right at the top of the "do not carry" list. ( applause ) >> jon: are you saying, wyatt, are you saying geraldo is right to avoid inadvertently frightening people. from now on black people should wear propeller beanees and carry giant lollipops. >> for as long as that works. the shelf life on non-threatening black people garb is pretty short. i'm wearing this on tv right now. we're just 48 hours away from "hello, police, there's a black guy with head blades. i think he's here to steal my granddaughter." the next thing you know, you're bailing me out of jail. again. >> jon: wyatt, you know i say call me any time. you know that. >> i appreciate it. the thing i don't get is why is it that only what black people wear turns scary. you never heard geraldo saying don't let your teen wear cow boy hats and confederate flag tank tops because it sends a threatening message. >> jon: i bet white kids gets to eat all kinds of candy. >> don't get me started on a black man wielding a charleston chew. you don't think some people will find black people frig

walk out the door to school, you have no way of knowing that they're not off vodka eyeballing at a rainbow party playing the choking game to get a dare bracelet. (laughter) don't know what a dare bracelet is? ask your kids. they'll claim i just made it up to scare you. (laughter) well w so many threats to your child's innocence, there is some good news. i just found another one. teachers. tonight we profile one of these people destroying america. >> tonight on a very special people destroying america, this is the town of pace, florida. and these are the children of pace. their innocence lost at the hands of their own teacher. a teacher who crossed the line and betrayed their trust, dawn quarrels who lured them into committing an unspeakable act they were too young to understand. >> i am being fined by the state 6 florida for registering kids to vote. >> some as young as 17, and so impressionable. >> yeah, i think she makes voting pretty cool. >> stephen: yeah, because dawn can't get enough. >> i love voting. and i tell my kids that you are going to love the feeling of casting a ballot. >>