but as monika reports, the red cross helps people in many ways. >> the story of the american red cross starts here in washington d.c. during the civil war, the sanitary commission was started to help sick and injured union soldiers. a woman named clara barton joined that effort. she became known as "the angel of the battlefield." >> during the americanlefield." civil war, it wasn't too common for women to be near the battlefield. clara barton changed all that by providing aid to soldiers, and so that's why they called her the angel of the battlefield. >> after the war, she visited europe and learned about an organization there called the international red cross. >> the international red cross movement started in europe to help relieve the suffering of people affected by war. it was founded by henry dunant a swiss businessman, and still today, we honor him by using the reverse of the swiss flag for our symbol -- the red cross against a white background. >> returning to the united states, she founded the american red cross in 1881. and ever since then, the american red cross has been hel

rocking red lace on the red carpet, a superstar singer whose fashion style says risk taker edgy. >> rihanna has more of a schizophrenic sense of style. she likes to be a little bit surprising with her fashion choices. fitting a girl in the music business. not to the lady gaga sense but a little more restrained sense. she really shows she can be edgy and fabulous or simple and androgenous and still pull it off. >> the native barbados, exotic as seen in her music videos like "only girl in the world." still in her 20s she's a sexy cover girl with a punk rock twist, confident and powerful. >> i love the fact that she pairs this elegant one-shouldered slinky black lace look by stella mccartney with this kind of edgy hair style. >> rihanna manages to look feminine by choosing stunning styles that fit her tall and lean physique. sometimes she goes too far with this see-fluthrough number at the echo awards and here, and this by victor and ross. >> our next showed off her singing pipes on glee and acting chops earned her an oscar. the statuesque blond shines brightest on the red carpet, number eight

investigators knew the dodge ram pickup truck was red. police asked citizens and body shops to be on the look out for a red pickup truck with damage to the front end. police issued a bulletin in an effort to find the red truck. but the first tip that came in was from one of rafeal's classmates. >> he said that his mother's boyfriend came home that night of the accident, of the crash and had said he hit a deer on the highway and that the police were going to get him and he took off and hasn't been seen since. >> the man's flame was robert huff man, a 49-year-old construction worker. vehicle records indicated huff man drove a red dodge pickup truck made in the year 2000. he disappeared the morning following the accident and the girlfriend had no idea where he went. >> time is of the essence when you are trying to solve these crimes. knowing the truck is out there driving around in the evidence. >> making matters worse, huffman did not have any credit cards or an atm card and police could not track his whereabouts. >> we should never lose ho

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we have unicef, china djibouti, egypt, red cross and sudan. the red cross to plan flights carrying relief aid headed to yemen as scheduled. they'll drop the relief aid to subjects. we also have a list of countries who have presented certain pending applications simply for not scheduled yet. we have the united nations a second time as they were able to evict from day one. we have several e.u. states. we have germany and a second request for pakistan to evict pakistani subjects, we also have canada jordan and iraq. this is a list of the countries whose requests are pending simply for means of eviction is not yesterday determined or the timing is not yet scheduled. as i said, the subjects are evicted through airports. the nearest airports to them, the sea ports or they will assign the most appropriate means of transportation to them. i request the countries willing to have their subjects evicted to speed up their petitions speed up the questions. once again i present the contact details to the economy of evacuation and humanitarian relief aid. th

that's largely coming from the kenya red cross. we are still trying to assert the situation and trying to get to the bottom of it and understand how many students are still there. how many have been rescued. trying to get details of the numbers of those rescued. of course, again, we have so many statements coming from different government institutions. we have yet to find out the exact number of gunmen -- >> all right, dennis -- >> reporter: those killed in this attack. >> thank you very much, ntv correspondent joining us from nairobi on the line. saying that there is some confusion. there's a lot of anger among kenyans seeing what they believe is once again innocent people left vulnerable by security forces. and if we just pull up a map of this university, you've been seeing some of the emergency vehicle there rushing to and from the scene. you see it's quite a large space, and it's still a fluid situation right now, rosemary. dennis saying that perhaps the gunmen are trapped or cornered in one dormitory. there is the potential an

should be another less than ideal night as well for fans of the ballpark when the phils take on the red sox at 7:05 and rain is moving in. >> and we've issued a first alert for friday. tomorrow storms that have left their mark out west are headed our way. let's find out what we can expect and when. >> nbc ten first a liter meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking our weather and we'll be getting warm weather along with that rain right? >> that warm weather will help trigger some of those thunderstorms and keep them alive as they come through the area. we've got to get rid of the low clouds and the east winds first and then we'll have the potential for severe weather in that first alert is for tomorrow afternoon and into the early evening, thunderstorms developing and not everybody is going to see it and some will see strong gusty winds and damaging winds in parts of the area and some possible hail as well. not much on the radar close by and nothing more than drizzle and more showers will be coming in during the night tonight and some of the remnants of this stuff from ohio a

does there coach play with the reds?e are certain coaches that don't exactly love member of the media, can't possibly understand that. being facetious. is this his reputation dropping the f-bombs, being fiery, and loveable in that way? was this rogue? >> this was out of character for him. he's not one of those guys. he's known as pretty even tempered and calm. obviously he was at a little bit of a breaking point. look, the reds haven't been doing well lately. >> about that that's got to be hard -- >> yeah. and everybody's entitled to a bad day. but i'm not sure that the reds haven't been doing well because a reporter reported that a certain player may or may not be there. the reds haven't been doing well because they have not been playing as well as the players that they have been playing against. that's how sports works. so i think he was frustrated. this was out of character. i think a lot of the people around the team would just like him to maybe understand the larger message, that this is all part of the process. thi

n red sox. .com l cole hamills didn't pitch well at all. want tozv startxd offrhis seasonzv againe1xdÑi this way. >> everything is dictated when 4jsjeát season starts. and, you know, for what i was able to go out and do it was definitely not what for and what ijf was looking forward to doing. so, you know i just have to move past and prepare for the next game. so3 no explanrnhon forlp cole. you know, he was throwing ym he had his fastball. he just seemed to have long counts. they fouled off a lot of balls. they extended at bats. he threw a lot ofçóxd pitches and really didn't get into a rhythm of gettingxd ahead of the hitters andçó putting them away with his change-up or a spotted fastball.Ñikrthey got the counts back in thefá hittersrcounts. and if they were ahead in the count, they were -- they didn't miss any highe1 fastballs. >> all right. so the phillies back at it wednesday night. let's take a look at lesean uniform. this can start the off-season workouts. he would not take lessé@q money from the $120 million cap hit. he said he is

the red cross hopes one of its planes withplanes can land in the capital sanaa later on monday. battle between houthi rebels and pro-government fighters has continued in the southern city of aden. five people killed and 15 injured in the latest fighting. and yemen's president hadi sacked three top military officers. kim vinnell has more. >> reporter: a huge crowd pours over a sea of mangled steel in sanaa. but this is no long air i search for survivors. this is body recovery. for the most part the work is all by hand. the saudi-led coalition says they are only targeting areas with houthis but they are now hiding with civilians. it's further south in aden that the heaviest fighting now taking place. houthi rebels, along with fighters loyal to former president saleh are infiltrating districts near the city's port. aden is the last strong hold of fighters loyal to president mansour hadi. and they are putting up a fierce fight. the city has become a battle ground. the locals are being caught in the middle. >> many have now become traped in their homes because of fighting. there is b

(laughter) the dress is red, by the way red. (laughter) and the worst part is how incredibly aware yet simultaneously dismissive they were. >> i wouldn't beat up on ourselves too much. if people want to know yes 12 people were arrested. the police tweeted that. you can find that out o. you can find the live feed if you want to watch that. >> you can find out what you want to find out. (laughter) >> jon: to be clear-- to be clear. (cheers and applause) a guy on cnn just said hey if people are looking for news i'm sure they can find it somewhere. (laughter) it would be like google going what is your question? i don't know just look it up yourself i'm busy. look it up you got the yellow pages we're not really a search company we just make the little animations for holidays. that's all we do. well enough of this [bleep]. there's real news going on 40 miles from d.c. and we sent a reporter to cover it let's go to senior civil unrest correspondent jessia-- jessica williams live in baltimore. jessica! (cheers and applause) >> jon: jess

on monday the red line will return to automation for the first time since the red line crashed that killed nine people in 2009. richard reeve is live near the fort totten station with what riders need to know. rich? [no audio] rich: here along the red line a big high-tech step in metro safety. >> reliability. it's representative of an increase in safety. rich: starting monday the red line will return to automatic train operation or a.t.o. for short. like an adapt active cruise control for a car. it will control the train's speed, braking and sensing devices. >> you have a human being to keep everybody calm. people are less anxious if they see a human being. rich: it's part of the plan to imply with ntsb rules in the wake of the red line crash that killed eight people. >> we won't have trains lagging and it's a smoother acceleration. rich: all this as metro board members face the choice of expanding the rail system or fixing what's in place. >> but the reality in our region is we do need some expansion. rich: that means eight car trains. the cost $1.5 billion for the entire system or $700 m

the red light camera upgrade, this is moving forward with something that we had planned for a while, which is to move our red light camera program to a dijical platform which is industry standard at this point. we are still using wet film which is a older way of doing red light camera >> chairperson kim can i ask a question >> mr. mar >> i know you have 28 slides to get through. walk first project at 1 million dollars at the top of prop b list, doia have a list of the walk first projects and it is that accessible to people because i know my staff is trying to find those projects >> we can provide that list >> thank you. >> school related, did you mention that? the 500 thousand? >> yes. did you mention what that was? >> these are again street safety improvements and thinks that came up through the san francisco school program we are funding with prop b money. they are pudustren safety improvements near schools >> do you know which projects? >> yawould have to get a list and circulate it. prop a qu b are very important and going forward will be the funding sources, but are not the only

the american red cross. you can donate by texting the word nepal to 90999 or by calling 1-800-red cross. we're live in san jose this morning. >> we with hope the bay area will step up in a big way. >>> the walt disney parent company is committing a million tlars in aid to victims of the disaster. it will be split among the red cross and save the children. if you like to donate help us in our help nepal effort. you can text anynepal to 90999 or call 1-800-red cross. >>> just looking outside at the ballpark. ast a glorious day today. it's going to be a little warm. >> bring your sunscreen and maybe sunglasses. >> i'm sure you both would look great in a sun hat. >> good for the hair. >> good for the skin too. good morning. let's take a look at live doppler. you can see, look at the wind at fair field. 21 miles an hour. look at half-moon bay, 14 miles an hour. it's pointing out over to the ocean. that's why we have clear conditions this morning. maybe a high cloud or two up across the north bay but there will be

and then you ran through the red light. >> i waved the traffic off. >> it was still red. >> and thend. >> shut your mouth and listen. >> shut my mouth and listen? that's how you talk to me, dude? >> shut your mouth and listen. >> he was just, like, i can take you to jail, i can tow your car. shut your mouth. all this different stuff that i was thinking that wasn't appropriate for a cop to say to anybody. >> it's decision time for ryan. he knows if he stays he'll probably miss his opportunity to say good-bye and to be there for his wife. >> i was thinking i didn't want anything else bad to happen, so i was trying to stay as calm as possible. >> ryan stays and hopes he can get a ticket to go into the hospital. >> that's the nurse and she says the mom's dying right now. >> all right. >> the head nurse comes out to see if she can help. but the officer seems to be taking his time. by now, nearly 13 minutes have passed. >> for the third time. >> okay. >> the nurses say it's urgent. >> and finally ryan moats is issued his ticket for running a red light. >> okay. attitude. >> by the time he

. >>> previously on "red eye." >> welcome to "red eye." i'm rob long. >> that guy that did that stuff. >> hosting the show for free cable. >> he is so cool. >> i have no doubt that that is 100% true. >> you should try to get on a cereal box or something. >> now the thrilling conclusion. >> welcome to "red eye." hello, everybody. let's welcome our guests. she will intoxicate you with her beauty and wit and then steal your kidney. i am hear with joanne nosuchunsky. his favorite yoga pose is cat scratch fever. >> really? >> for real. and he used to drive a taxi and now he can afford to ride in them barely. it is a list comedy writer and his latest book is called "follow that cab a cabbie's guide to conquering fearing and uh cheers and finding a restroom." too long. and the last time i saw a heart as big as his was in the temple of doom. it is john devore. welcome all. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> officially the dumbest twitter controversey ever. clorox apologizing and deleting a lighthearted tweet after the harmless gag dr

sean has the big interview >>> previously on "red eye." >> with -- welcome to "red eye." this is tv's andy levey. >> i think i would smuggle the baby. >> how do you feel about that? >> when you say it out of context it sounds bad. >> you don't have to kill it. >> something we wouldn't do on this show. or would that be good? >> every time i do i feel not only does a piece of me die, but a spirit of a spartan warrior dies. >> and now the thrilling conclusion. >> hello. i am walter kern. let's welcome our guests. she nicknamed her liver the black dalia. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. fogy jew -- foxy jews alert foxy news jews. i hope she keeps fighting after the robotic uprising and she is the director of the law fare project. and his eyes are deeper than the ocean and filled with just as much saltwater. it is andy levey. and he is so in love with himself he married another comedian. sitting next to me and a little too close is comedian tom kodder. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> rand paul is running for president and he has campaign sandals to prove it.

. >> where it's red? right there. >> so where it's red?l these, you can feel they're new. >> those are notes, i guess they'd call them. >> first of all, i'm just disappointed. you know? >> okay. >> all we have in this world is our word, and you came to me and you said, i give you my word, you won't have any many problems. okay? and so -- and so then i hear that you're tattooing in the unit. >> okay. >> and i see evidence of that on your arm. you know? and so what am i to think? >> i'm getting aimed at. i'm getting shook down more than anybody. i'm getting my money counted more than anybody. all of a sudden, i've been getting picked on. >> somebody who had suspended sanctions and somebody who wants to be able to visit with their family and enjoy their daughter, that person should be walking a straight line around here, and i don't see you doing that. i don't. and that's why i'm disappointed. i mean, living in level two is a privilege, you know? i don't expect people to be tattooing or using drugs or smoking cigarettes or introducing contrab

tell us a little more the local red cross is doing. >> the american red cross is working in close connection with the nepal red cross which has been on the ground responding to the earthquake as soon as it happened. nepal red cross volunteers are there doing first-aid and search and rescue, providing basic supplies. the american red cross is supporting their efforts through information management as well as financial resources. >> reporter: thousands of residents over there have been left homeless. they need the basic supplies that you mentioned. but that doesn't necessarily mean you want people to go out and buy tents and supplies and drop them off. >> that's correct. take a 2 dollars bottle of water, pack it and ship it and transport it, it's going to cost us $22. we could take that $22 and in country buy 50 bottles of water and get the relief there quicker and stimulate the economy. >> whether someone wants to donate to the american red cross or some other organization it's important for people to do their home work and make sure that's legitimate. >> that's correct. thank sure they're an

it's a red velvet gown. going to open it. it's protected under some special tissues and laid on a tray that was specifically designed along with some support elements as you can see. the gown is quite fragile and worn often. you can tell by the wear and tear. the date of the dress is probably about 1815 to 1820. we can tell it's in the empire style bauds of the high waist and the puffed shoulders and neckline. it has a straight column and in the back is a lot of detail with gathering and a six button closure. what we also know about the dress is that it was altered over time. there was a long train attached at one point that train was shortened, and we can also see the fullness of the skirt. then also these gores or these additions of fabric were added at some point to make the dress not just a tube but have a little bit more space at the bottom. maybe it was altered for someone to have a little bit more room to move in. they commented she was still wearing the old styles from her youth. everybody loved her any way. she wonts

if a pilot sees white, white, red, red from the left the plane is approaching at the correct height. but an array of four red lights is a warning that a plane is flying too low. investigators said visibility deteriorated shortly before the asiana plane landed. while lights guiding the approach route are visible in heavy fog lights for papi are hard to make out. experts say the conventional rule for pilots is to go around if they can't see the lights. officials with japan's transport safety board have retrieved the plane's flight and voice recorder. they will analyze the data and try to determine what went rock. >>> the foreign ministers of the group of seven nations wrapped up their talks in germany. they met to discuss a wide range of issues in the past two days including the crisis in ukraine. they agreed to step up pressure on russian leaders to make sure a fragile truce olds. >> translator: there needs be an end to the conflict in ukraine. >> he said the group is concerned about the deadly artillery attacks of past few days between ukrainian troops and pro russian separatists and

the suv turns to right and get stopped at a red light. this is when captain red car decides to get out and have a few words. >> all of this raging and speeding to get stuck at a red light. >> yeah. >> like that really really got you far real quick, dude. ♪ >> falling down water falls. pretty awesome, right? >> awesome in a i didn't die kind of way. >> that looks like niagara falls from this angle almost. this guy went over in a tiny plastic boat. >> first kayaker goes down rights himself back up. no big deal. want to see what it looks like from the first-person perspective? here he goes. >> oh. >> wow, that looked really painful. >> like head butted the kayak. >> yeah. >> he made it out just fine. watch this. also rights himself. >> wow. >> wow. >> you can hear the other kayakers around him cheering. because he made it out alive. >> yeah. didn't die, buddy. >> this is in -- yep in ontario, canada, in case you want to go. >> quite often we get inspirational videos on "right this minute" and this is one of those that will tug on your hearts

the red cross is warning of a catastrophic situation in aden.t is hoping to fly in medical supplies on wednesday. jamal has the latest. >> reporter: a civilian in the sentence of aden is shot by a houthi sniper as he films the street below. an example of how dangerous the streets of yemen have become. this is the kind of violence the saudi-lead coalition says it is targeting. they blame the houthis and their allies of taking yemen by force and cracking down on anyone who oppose them. >> translator: they target buildings and people. we are working in coordination with tribesmen and popular committees. >> reporter: the fiercest battles are taking place in aden. there forces loyal to hadi are battling houthis and their allies and their army parts of which remain aligned with the former president. the humanitarian situation is worsening. aid agencies have found it almost impossible to reach those most in need. >> translator: we coordinated the arrival of passenger plane to sana'a. it landed there and left safely. we are in the process of coordinatin

that's why we have that red flag warning. temperatures north and west still pretty warm today, upper 60s right now, allentown, pottstown, redding. 68 for millville, 62 in atlantic city. tomorrow will be another nice day with temperatures in the 60s. future weather showing us going into your thursday morning. we'll see mostly sunny skies. clouds around but again, we don't expect rain tomorrow even through the afternoon. staying nice and dry. pretty comfortable, and then more clouds move in overnight into early friday morning. so for friday this is 7:00 a.m. we are looking at cloudy conditions, also scattered showers north and west. there could be some rain for the morning commute for some of you. scattered showers stay in the forecast. and by 5:00 p.m. friday. friday is going to be the day where we could see hit or miss showers. so i think you'll want to grab your umbrella before you leave. right now, though it is looking like it should clear out before saturday. mostly clear for tonight. cool for you, 38 degrees north and wes

and yes the red, the bright red, these are tornado warnings for morgantown that storm advancing up into pennsylvania areas of western virginia also. so this whole area of severe weather pivots to the east anywhere from i 81 right through i-95 for tomorrow. so we could see downpours, gusty winds, lightning, all of it along with something else that you're not going to like. but again you'll want to tune in for the timing of these storms. we veal that coming up. >>> a women held her girlfriend's hand and casually walked down 14th street northwest just minutes after police say her girlfriend killed a lawyer in an upscale hotel. that woman's walk out of court late this afternoon was not quite as casual as news4 tried to ask her about new charges against her. our pat collins is live with our report. pat? >> reporter: jim, it was a robbery that turned into a murder. for what? according to court documents, $40 in cash and a metro fare card. 19-year-old dominique johnson leaving superior court. she's under high intensity supervision with a gps tracking device attached to her leg. she looked a lo

the area in red is under a red flag warning until 7:00. conditions with ripe for fire danger.ombination. so mainly the entire area, pushing in to the poconos, all under that warning. quiet conditions, just a few high thin cloud, but we'll see plechbts of plenty of sunshine. futurecast shows us thursday we'll see an increase in clouds and then friday things start to change a bit. so early morning hours on friday, 5:00 a.m. that's been we'll see a steady right rainfall. on and off throughout most of the morning into the early afternoon. but by friday evening, your friday night plans are safe from the showers. we will start to see more clearing. in terms of temperatures, we will get pretty close to 70 for philadelphia. 68 in trenton and allentown at 66. heading out for dinner tonight, 57 in trenrenton 60 this philadelphia. so a mice mild out. and we'll see more of the same as we head into thursday. for today we'll see temperatures range between 69 and 73. take a look at saturday 76 with clear skies. plenty of sunshine on sunday. a beautiful weekend, but we track another chance of

and they -- the first one was wearing a red ski mask with some black around the eyes.e's the one that was very close to me. he had some gold teeth. >> ron shaw was a successful oil man. he had developed the concept of placing global positioning satellite chips in his drill bits, which improved accuracy when drilling for oil. although the shaws were a wealthy couple, police weren't sure the motive was robbery. >> they left jewelry in the safe. they left an additional $5,500 in the safe, gold coins that were valuable. he had $1,133 in his pocket. he had a rolex watch on his arm. and none of these were taken. >> and police found the box full of jewelry several hundred yards behind the shaws' home. >> we had considered that the motive may have been a murder-for-hire, as opposed to a robbery. >> the question was, who wanted ron shaw dead? well, my ultimate goal when i came here... cam asked me and i said, "i wanted to win the masters." i really don't know what to expect until i go out there and play. vuse digital vapor cigarettes. designed and assembled in the usa, our v-li

you can see the big, orange red blob south of d.c.is a lot of rain dumping right now, but it is moving. that is the good news. if you are traveling south on 395 you will have a problem. give it a few minutes. it is moving off to the southeast. it will get north of mount vernon before it crosses over friendly to south clinton. a couple lighter showers approaching tyson's corner down the toll road. the one north of dale city will cross the river. we will see it at 6:36 and hilltop at 6:43 as it tracks to charles county. our friends in stafford toward fredericksburg are getting hit pretty good with a heavy shower there, too. this is moving southeast to port royal in a few minutes. we will see it there at 6:36. a decent day for a lot of folks. right now very pleasant outside. 77, tomorrow we will get 80, maybe 81 degrees for a high. winds south, southwest at # miles per hour. the weather headline -- 8 miles per hour. the weather headlines, we have a few showers but after sunset things will quiet down. superb tomorrow. a northwest wind at

for jonathan papelbon his enthusiasm can be measured in energy drinks. >> red bulls. >> how many red the energy is there, man. it's incredible, man. i can't count. i take so many i get so jittery and i can't think and count. >> reporter: the manager is hoping he can count on the closer and 24 others rocking the red pinstripes to get it their all, each and every game. >> we're ready for a real game. no question than. and then it's game on and the season is on. and then i'll be focused on everybody that is on the 25-man roster as a group. and it will be about them becoming a team and being all in. >> reporter: cole hamels knows this is not the glory years anymore. he has new teammates but is still planning on bringing his same focus. >> a pretty big guy within the past eight years. i've been here leave. another guy moves in and then does the job. so you can't really focus as much on that as what i have to do in making pitches and trying to get guys out. >> red sox tomorrow at 3:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> you know, there are a couple of givens when it comes to flyers-penguins games of

this is what's causing a great deal of concern for the international committee for the red cross.alling for a pause, humanitarian pause, if only, they say, so the people in aiden who are experiencing the worst of the fight can get out of their homes for a while, get some food, get some water. the red cross are also saying they are they've got a plane on stand by with 48 tons of medical equipment ready to fly in. that could help between 2 to 3,000 people with medical supplies for a number of days. they say they're concerned about the lack of medical supplies and equipment that are getting to the various hospitals in the country. they say civilians are suffering. so far the u.n. says more than 500 people have been killed, more than 1700 injured. so this is really adding to the humanitarian concern and cost of what is happening inside yemen at the moment. of course, on top of that, a senior al qaeda leader broken from jail appears to turn up, if you will, inside a presidential palace in the town where he was sprung from jail. someone who has been put in jail four or five years ago by

it's a red velvet gown. going to open it. it's protected under some special tissues and laid on a tray that was specifically designed along with some support elements as you can see. the gown is quite fragile and worn often. you can tell by the wear and tear. the date of the dress is probably about 1815 to 1820. we can tell it's in the empire style bauds of the high waist and the

to "red eye." i am andy levey. >> we weren't sure. we were hopeful, but now we know for a fact. >> can i have my cigar please? >> we need to get rid of all men. >> just not this one. >> jk! >> now the thrilling conclusion. >> welcome to "red eye." i'm tom kodder. her accent is thicker than a kardashian skull. i am here with imus in the morning business contributor dagen mcdowell. and she is rounder than a square peg in a hole, joanne noah chin ski. and he has fewer emotions than a roomba. it is andy levey. and next to me is comedian jim norton. his new stand up special airs friday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on epix and epixhd.com. i can't recommend it higher. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> president obama has disappointed a per coshes second grader. an 8-year-old peter penned a letter to the first lady michelle obama, about ketchup at school. the letter obtained states dear michelle obama, i think you should rethink your idea that takes us to one ketchup packet per meal. i feel it is t

what has the local red cross been doing to help? >> one of the things the local red cross is doing is doing social listening listening to what people are saying about the earthquake on the ground and surrounding areas to correct rumors, to identify needs and get the help where it's needed. >> let's talk a little bit about the need over there right now. thousands of people are homeless. they need tents basic supplies but that doesn't necessarily mean you want people going out there and buying the items and dropping them off at the office? >> that's right. it's expensive to ship items across the country. we can take the monetary donation and by incountry more supplies than we could ship. plus stimulate the economy. >> reporter: it's important to make sure you're donating to a legitimate charity. >> make sure the charity has been in country. they know the customs and the culture and they're certified with the better business bureau. >> reporter: we appreciate you time. if you'd like to make a $10 donation, text the word nepal to 90999

they're all beginning to walk the red carpet now. these are people that people will look at and may not take pictures of, have no idea who these people are. but when they tweet, you've got millions of followers. >> let's go to the red carpet. brianna is with the one and only wolf blitzer and his lovely guest. you have jane fonda. >> that's right. so i have to tell you, poppy, wolf blitzer has been in the habit of bringing on his arms around two lovely lady guests to the white house correspondcorre dinner. this is mahrie harf, spokeswoma for the state department, wolf blitzer and jane fonda. you're here as a guest of cnn. this is quite the spectacle. i'm sure you've been here before, right? >> i have, yes. and i've known wolf since 1991. >> so what do you think about this event? and also how it's changed over the years since you first started coming. >> well, we'll see. i'll see. oh, it's the best party in the world. >> so the '90s was when it really started to blow up, when people would come and notable faces like yourself would star

to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. >> i'm a woman and i will vote for a woman. >> what? >> behind closed doors they are doing all of this other freaky stuff. >> i'm on television and you are in an f-ing trailer honey. >> i'll turn you in and profit off of it. >> what is going on? >> now the thrilling conclusion. >> i love that. >> welcome to "red eye." hey, everybody, i'm tv's andy levey. let's say hi to our guests. for lunch he had tequilla. for dinner she had the worm. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. and she has written about all of her dates, but only some of the figs. it is author and columnist lisa depasquali. her latest book is "finding mr. righteous." the former "maxim" and stuffed for. he is now scout.com editor-in-chief. he has skeletons in the closet and in the walls and under the floor boards and in the attic. it is tom shillue. his pod cast, tom shillue's pod cast with jim gaffigan is available on itunes. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> should have taken a breath before

more than 3,000 red and blue l.e.d. grow lights. health plants use sunlight, carbon dioxide and water to produce glucose - the plants don't need the whole spectrum to do it, just certain colours. >> these lights are specially made to really nail photosynthesis for the plant. >> reporter: lane patterson is a senior grow at the farm. >> photosynthesis occurs at the two wavelengths, the red and blue. 60 and 40 nanometres. we are saying "here is the light that you really, really, really light." touch these lights. feel how cool they burn up top. hot. >> they don't generate a lot of heat. you can put them closer to the plants and stack the trace. we have 10 levels, we could probably get 15. this is a mint. taste that. tell me how you like it. >> reporter: so good. >> what is most amazing is how dark it is, and you pull it out into the light is see how green it becomes. >> reporter: warehouse growers are not the only ones turning to l.e.d.s, here researchers are testing them, to see if they can give plants a boost on short winter days. >>

how many red bulls. >> energycy there man incredible man. >> how many red bulls. >> i can't count. take so many i get jittery and can't think or county know opening day. >> a team that has zone a lot to try to do a lot to the go out and put a team together to win the world siri it's creates more attention. >> i got try some red bull stuff. cole hamels starts opener for second time in three years. projected lineup revere, herrera, chase utley, royn howard is back at first. >> they're chanting ernie it's opening night in chicago before cardinals cubs. they honor ernie banks that pass away in january. that's all the noise they get in chicago. matt holliday two runs, two hits, st. louis wins 3-0. coming to five hits. >> flyers fans have not had a lot this surprise except when they play the pittsburgh peping wins they weep the series for the first time in 31 years. they're chaptering you can't beat us. thanks to flyers sidney crosby and penns may miss the playoff. steve mason looks like stanley cup goal cup goalie today. this remarkable glove stay. 4 6 total saves today. down one, jake

it will be a frigid need. 46 right now in philadelphia. 44 in redding. 33 in pocano. cold night under the clear skies. a cold start to the easter morning and mostly sunny to start out the easter and thissen we could see a quick shower in the northern suburbs in the afternoon. on the light side. you have to flan into your day. south of philadelphia we are looking good. a breezy day for everyone. on monday we will bring back more sunshine with sun and clouds and milder. temperatures into the 60s and touching 70s in some spots. for tonight, plan on a cold night. 31 north and west. some spots dropping below freezing. rebounding nicely. 61 to 64 with winds out of the west. the seven-day forecast the pick day of the week. phillies home opener and a mixture of sun and clouds and more clouds in the afternoon than the morning. mostly cloudy and a front comes through and that is a chance of showers every day. 53 and a raw and damp day. on thursday and the same story. friday is 66 and looking good in terms of the temperatures but mostly cloudy with a chance of a shower and 67. >

this change is only being made on the red line for now. the rest of the lines are not expected to return to automatic operation until late 2017. >>> molette green at the live desk. got a picture of a suspect police are looking for in a murder in hanover this morning. take a good look. this is the photo police in anne arundel tweeted out. they're looking for 24-year-old bhadresh kumar in the 7600 block. we'll put this picture on the facebook page. police want your help in finding this man. that is the latest, back to you. >> thank you, molette green. >>> two maryland parents who have been criticized for their parenting style, their children were brought to child protective services yesterday. someone told officers the children were alone. this morning we're still waiting to hear from the meitiv family. they made national headlines last year for so-called free range style of parenting. cps began investigating in december after the 10-year-old and 5-year-old were found walking home alone from the playground. the meitivs say they're trying to

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cincinnati reds manager bryan price. he's apologizing for his rant on friday. price was angry over a cincinnati inquirer article detailing the team's roster moves prior to the team's loss against the cardinals. he says, what are you telling them about our roster? he vented his frustration and dropped the "f" bomb on them 77 times along with several other bad words that we can't use. cincinnati reds, well they posted price's apology on twitter, said that he stands by the content of his message, but he's sorry for >>> all right. are you ready for some football? well, the national football league has released its 2015 regular schedule. it's a dandy. the season kicks off thursday, september 10th nbc. it's going to be the super bowl champion new england patriots hosting the pittsburgh steelers. how about those packers? they're playing the bears in week one. da bears. and your first nbc sunday night football matchup is going to be nfc rivals the new york giants

text red cross it and it is an automatic donation and you can donate through the red cross website and itunes. >> i hate to be a skeptic here, there are scammers out there. how do you know if the organization that you are donating to is trustworthy? >> reporter: that happens after a disaster. the american red cross says it is best to go through on organization certified through the better business bureau and an organization that has strong ties to nepal, better yet, if they are in nepal. >> azenith smith live, thank you. >> every time there is a major earthquake it is a reminder that someday that could be us. are you prepared? a look at that coming up. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage of the deadly earthquake and avalanche. on www.ktvu.com and facebook and twitter. >>> port of oakland a new labor could cause another slow down and bring things to a stop. ktvu's tom vacar is live where truckers say they are being treated and paid poorly. >> reporter: indeed they are. let me show you this. ships come here, first stopped in l.a. and that is why they look to southern california toda

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getting swept byte red sox today. they won 10-5. to see if the caps pick up the victory tonight puck drops at seven. highlights and reaction. kristin berset. i think you need a playoff beard. >> i've been thinking about it but imagine if the caps had grown playoff beards from the years before. if they were still waiting for the stanley cup. >> please, just wash it. can you imagine if it is not clean? >> that could be ugly. >>> that is it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> i'll yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >> pelley: special delivery. >> this is not good, people. >> pelley: a rogue lett