all right. >> one month after salmons' cell mate died.harged with the murder of his cell mate. prior to these two suspected homicides. there had only been three murders at the main jail in its 26-year history the last was five years earlier. you think you've got a bunch of criminals in there, that would happen. if you asked me a year ago, i would said we have a good track record. if you do consider the 2,700 people are eligible for bail and average bail is $460,000, we have serious criminals in that jail. >> jail officials say violence increased over the past five years due in part to two factors. a recent law that requires county jails to house convicted felons who in the past would have gone to prison and dramatic increase in mentally ill population. >> lowering the level of potential violence, perhaps we didn't ask for this problem, perhaps it's simply because of the differenting inmate population and mentality health issues, but it is our issue. it's not only incumbent but our obligation how best to address it and minimize it and reve

we represent the short and commercial salmon fisherman. we are hoping that the board of supervisors will lead here in policy, we need to get more water back in the bay to restore our salmon runs and i just want to point out that i think that everybody here knows that salmon lives part of the life in fresh water and part in the so shen, i am here to tell you that the ocean is doing it's part. there is bet aout there to eat and, they are fine to get there, their problem is when they are two or three or four inches long and they are trying to get out of these fresh water systems that are starved of waur. i can report to you, that i mean, what is fisherman's wharf without the fisherman? part of what we are asking here today is to help us revitalize a part of the economy that is not just commercial, and sport, but also the seafood processors, the restaurants who are all demanding real honest to god, wild caught california salmon. i think that people in san francisco know the difference between foreign fish and i am here to tell you that with re

friendly salmon. wild caught salmon in california is sustainable. and has -- it basically complements the environment. farmed fish has a solution component to it. that is not our recommendation. i would say, people who want salmon this summer, one option they can consider is to go salmon fishing in some of the charter boats. i think there will be an opportunity bear. -- there. then i thank you for joining us we appreciate it. >>> such a beautiful shot. when you see him standing in front of the golden state bridge. >> makes me want to do some fishing. >> absolutely. one boat captain, 87 years old. >> is always an adventure. that is beautiful. you can see lots of clear skies. this is always a great place to visit. still to go out there and take of those beautiful views. what you cannot see is fog trying to regroup out to the west. that will work its way closer to the shoreline. still a nice shot looking out towards fort point. you can see some rain up to our north in eureka. and we want to break the rai

we represent the short and commercial salmon fisherman. we are hoping that the board of supervisors will lead here in policy, we need to get more water back in the bay to restore our salmon runs and i just want to point out that i think that everybody here knows that salmon lives part of the life in fresh water and part in the so shen, i am here to tell you that the ocean is doing it's part. there is bet aout there to eat and, they are fine to get there, their problem is when they are two or three or four inches long and they are trying to get out of these fresh water systems that are starved of waur. i can report to you, that i mean, what is fisherman's wharf without the fisherman? part of what we are asking here today is to help us revitalize a part of the economy that is not just commercial, and sport, but also the seafood processors, the restaurants who are all demanding real honest to god, wild caught california salmon. i think that people in san francisco know the difference between foreign fish and i am here to tell you that with re

we represent the short and commercial salmon fisherman. we are hoping that the board of supervisors will lead here in policy, we need to get more water back in the bay to restore our salmon runs and i just want to point out that i think that everybody here knows that salmon lives part of the life in fresh water and part in the so shen, i am here to tell you that the ocean is doing it's part. there is bet aout there to eat and, they are fine to get there, their problem is when they are two or three or four inches long and they are trying to get out of these fresh water systems that are starved of waur. i can report to you, that i mean, what is fisherman's wharf without the fisherman? part of what we are asking here today is to help us revitalize a part of the economy that is not just commercial, and sport, but also the seafood processors, the restaurants who are all demanding real honest to god, wild caught california salmon. i think that people in san francisco know the difference between foreign fish and i am here to tell you that with re

we represent the short and commercial salmon fisherman. we are hoping that the board of supervisors will lead here in policy, we need to get more water back in the bay to restore our salmon runs and i just want to point out that i think that everybody here knows that salmon lives part of the life in fresh water and part in the so shen, i am here to tell you that the ocean is doing it's part. there is bet aout there to eat and, they are fine to get there, their problem is when they are two or three or four inches long and they are trying to get out of these fresh water systems that are starved of waur. i can report to you, that i mean, what is fisherman's wharf without the fisherman? part of what we are asking here today is to help us revitalize a part of the economy that is not just commercial, and sport, but also the seafood processors, the restaurants who are all demanding real honest to god, wild caught california salmon. i think that people in san francisco know the difference between foreign fish and i am here to tell you that with re

. >> and get ready to pay more for salmon. why this could be the worst season for fishermen in years. >> strong ridge of high pressure just to our south. a very active storm track just to our north. who wins? the answer next. ded a flight,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this morning in san jose... and hoped to watch the sun set in hawaii. >>> a from us stating day for passengers who boarded a flight this morning in san jose hope to be watching the sunset in hawaii. a frustrating day for the passengers. it went from mineta and went 200 miles and got nowhere nearly the final destination of honolulu. kpix 5's keit do on the hours long flight that just kept going in circles. kiet. >> reporter: that flight got in three hours ago but about 100 people about half the flight they are still inside the terminal right now trying to rebook the flight. they are supposed to be in hawaii right now but instead, they took a flight to nowhere. sorry, but there will be no l leis, shaved ice or pineapple at this airport. >> this is not what i was expecting.

and value the salmon eco system i think we can require greater conservatism and irrigation especially when i drive down 5 and see water separated i can't believe that and i think there is a great deal great deal to be done to practice augural in ways that benefit the water needs i think that is will be interesting to investigate the percentage of crops and produce with irrigating for export that should be an issue that is a part of mix of your consideration and i think that we should not says our rich deltas and farms for profits and to someone who is on the outside that certainly is what that seems happens over and over thank you. >> thank you (calling names) hi julie i came up from palo alto to support the river trust ideas although sitting here and listening we want to say i support the trout folks i think we californians have shown have not voting and action we care greatly for our environment and care about the riverside the wild finish in the rivers and personally don't believe we'll have a very good life here if we don't continue to attempt to care for the amount of environment

and value the salmon eco system i think we can require greater conservatism and irrigation especiallyhen i drive down 5 and see water separated i can't believe that and i think there is a great deal great deal to be done to practice augural in ways that benefit the water needs i think that is will be interesting to investigate the percentage of crops and produce with irrigating for export that should be an issue that is a part of mix of your consideration and i think that we should not says our rich deltas and farms for profits and to someone who is on the outside that certainly is what that seems happens over and over thank you. >> thank you (calling names) hi julie i came up from palo alto to support the river trust ideas although sitting here and listening we want to say i support the trout folks i think we californians have shown have not voting and action we care greatly for our environment and care about the riverside the wild finish in the rivers and personally don't believe we'll have a very good life here if we don't continue to attempt to care for the amount of environments

. >>> also in our 8:00 hour, salmon season is about to get underway. what you need to know about this year's catch. >>> and the east bay commute looks pretty good. highway 24 looking good heading into the tunnel. i'm tracking a warm-up for your bay area weekend. we will check in on what is going on right now and what you can expect for your saturday and sunday coming up. >> san jose fire department still trying to determine the cause of the fire which left three people homeless. we will have more on that story. >>> plus, are you frustrated with the traffic right here in the bay area. the new trend that many drivers say they have never seen before. mornings on 2 continues now. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is friday, march 31st. i'm mike mibach. >> good morning. i'm pam cook, in for gasia this morning for this hour. let's check in with rosemary and sal will have traffic in a second. rosemary, it looks like a gorgeous friday behind us. >> yes. i can see that view right behind you over the

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salmon fishermen account for almost a billion and a half dollars in spending. compounding the problem, the damaged oroville dam. flows were shut down on monday to assess the situation. the sudden drop in flows downstream stranded thousands of fish in low-lying areas. crews have been combing the river banks to rescue the fish. as of yesterday they saved 1,023. >>> yelp is introducing a few feature for help customers find gender neutral bavt rothrooms. it comes a day after yelp announced support for the supreme court case involving gavin grim. he wants to use the boys bathroom at his high school. he says it matches his gender. the board's policy bans him from doing so. >>> hi there, everyone. let's check out live doppler 7. things are really starting to change. we're seeing the high clouds moving in and still a pretty picture from our sutro tower camera. we had a mild day, most of you in the low to upper 60s. had a low 70 around gilroy so it still was a mild one. filtered sunshine as we look toward sunshine, 55 in the city, oakland 59. same thing with san jose. a

haslinda: of course the smoked salmon caviar pizza was a draw.t people may not know is that back then, when you came up with the idea, it wasn't on the menu. you had to send the pizza to them. wolfgang: well, spago, first of all, was a lot of firsts. we had an open kitchen. i built it that way. that way i can see the customers and manage the restaurant at the same time. and then one day, when i served smoked salmon, normally we used brioche, and then it came into my head, i will just cook the bread, the pizza dough, maybe some onions, because smoked salmon and onions go well together. and i will put some dill cream, some fresh dill, and shallots on top. hot and cold goes well together. the soft and crispy goes well together. and then i tasted it and said, wow, a glass of champagne with that would be perfect. so i ordered the glass of champagne and everybody tasted it. and then i used to send it to all the people that i know. the never saw anything like that. haslinda: next on "high flyers" -- wolfgang: we never hear about them. ♪ ♪ haslinda: so,

. >>> coming up on the brink of salmon. why the united nation says millions are at risk of starvation in east africa. >>> the tests underway today as they get ready to open the long- awaited warm springs station. >>> in weather this is the week you're probably waiting for. lots of sunshine, very nice temperatures. a live camera in san francisco in the clear. coming up the neighborhoods that will get below 80s for tomorrow. we'll let you know if we have any rain drops in our five-day forecast. >>> in haiti today emergency officials say at least 38 people are dead after a bus plowed into crowds of people at a street festival. it covered about 3:00 this morning. people were celebrating a haitian easter festival. authorities say they first hit two people and then they hit the other group. the crowd then turned on the bus. they tried to burn it, attacking the bus driver, but he was able to run away. >>> in ethiopia at least 35 people were killed and several dozen missing after a landslide at a massive garbage dump in the capital

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turns out we have salmon and other critters. if you appreciate the occasional roadside understatement, here is one for your hall of fame. green valley road as predictable in rainy season as old faithful in yellowstone. we shot this video last winter. it has been worse this winter. this is the 62nd straight day that green valley creek has overflowed across green valley road and into the chardonnay grape vineyard. >> this has progressively gotten worse and worse and worse. >> reporter: let us count the ways. first for residents who live on the other side who must make a 45-minute detour in each direction. also for residents of that creek, namely native salmon and california fresh water shrimp who often get flushed into the vineyard, never to return. today a delicate two-pronged effort to keep the creek from flooding and save the wildlife within. while crews from the sonoma county water agency began clearing brush and deepening the creek channel, dave cook went on a rescue mission. >> this is probably a fish that just hatched maybe

then the workers take the baby salmon back to the main river. >> yesterday we saved 800 fish. >> reporterthis draining river is also revealing for the first time major new sand banks that weren't there before. sections of forest destroyed by the deluge and trees still floating downstream. >> the power of mother nature right here so -- >> it's over a billion-dollar industry in salmon fishing so it's critical that we try to save as many fish as we can. >> reporter: the department of fish and wildlife says this fish rescue operation will continue for the rest of the week. or until it starts raining. in yuba city, don ford, kpix 5. >>> a napa winery owner and billionaire is spreading his wealth in san jose. he is donating $5 million to help flood victims recover from the disaster. today, hong delivered a check to san jose city leaders. they also took him on a tour of the flood damaged areas. the $5 million will go into a relief fund set up by the silicon valley community foundation. the money will then be distributed to nonprofits helping with that recovery. >>> a wet winter isn't all bad new

officials say the population of adult salmon from last fall's run was lower than usual.s a fallout from five years of drought. the chinook adults that are going to spawn grew up during those drought years. next month the state fish and wildlife department will announce when the spring season will open as well as catch illinoiss. >>> happening today, a major deadline for undocumented students in california who want financial aid. >>> and meet candy, cursing. >>> and meet candy, cursing. would you be before fibromyalgia, i was active. i was energetic. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavi

the salmon are endangered and the shade can be important. park officials are working on a project to put wood from the fallen trees straight into the creek to help the salmon out. >>> this doesn't sound like a natural combination. wine and coffee. however, a napa valley winery is offering a jolt in your morning brew. >>> michael ♪ good is in every blue diamond almond. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. blue diamond almonds. get your good going. new pantene doesn't just wash i wiyour hair, it fuels it.gain. making every strand stronger. so tangles don't stand a chance. because strong is beautiful. we believe in food that's anaturally beautiful,, fresh and nutritious. so there are no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no artificial preservatives in any of the food we sell. we believe in real food. whole foods market. ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra. >> announcer: the abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 1, meaning light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm any time on the abc 7 news app

and if anybody's had salmon roe, it pops like salmon juice, like all over your mouth -- >> seth: if yous bad. >> it's really bad. [ laughter ] so you know what you do? you reach for the guacamole that's going to -- [ audience oohs ] >> seth: no, that's problematic. [ laughter ] >> no, no, no, no. literally, i take it with my chopstick. i go like this. i put that in my mouth. i've never had so much pain in my life. >> steve: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> it's basically the biggest lucille ball moment of my life. [ light laughter ] everyone's looking at me. i'm screaming. yeah, it was really rough. really rough. >> seth: and they were like, "you know what, we're not going to make you do the full three months." >> you know what i did? i went straight to mcdonald's. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's good. there you go. that's what an iowa girl should do. >> exactly. [ applause ] >> seth: thank you so much for being here. congratulations on all three projects. >> thank you. >> seth: such a delight to see you, michelle. >> thank you. >> steve: michelle monaghan, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] th

. >> we're working on king salmon here.have sing salmon paired a little bit of a vegetable set, crispy finger link potatoes. salmon is such a popular fish. are there ways to elevate it a little more. >> sure. there are so am ways to cook salmon. it's so verse till. it can be baked, fried and sautes, a little crispy crust on p to of it. it's ready available and it's definitely sustainable. > are you also involved in the spirits convention coming? you guys are doing a lieutenant of things. >> yeah. we try to stay busy in the community and be a part of all the stuff that is going on in h philadelphia and we're all really excited about that. we're excited about the spirits convention. we're paired with a great distillery and we're excited to just be a part of the events. that is so good. we want everybody to check it out. go check out ocean prime, the surf and turf. eat a little bit lighter. we're all trying to get ourselves in shape as we transition to the warmer weather. > that's delicious. that's really good. we're got to ge

salmon and the steel head trout. they are encouraged to join the county for tour at t9:00 this morning. >>> two tunnel to divert water to southern california. today a group is holding a houn hall meeting to discuss the project. they said the $60 billion project will harm fish. the federal government is expected to give -- >> 4:41 coming upright now. >>> joe biden is back home. the good he hopes it will bring. coming up next. >>> it is 4:44 on this monday morning. with the warm temperatures we've had trees blooming here so po lent count medium to high. into the next couple of days more warm weathers means more blooming plants. >> we're looking at fine for the travel time. i have issue getting away from the mace. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> 4:44 right now. joe biden will be at alma marta. they focus on economic form, and civil rights. the conference focuses on innovation and biden spoke about a cause he continues to champion called moon shine. with the goal to finding a cure for cancer. he is willing to work w

the purpose of the plan is to restore water to the river to bring back endangered salmon and protect water quality. the river is the major supplier of bay area water for residential and commercial and agricultural purposes. currently it goes dry in places because farms and cities pump so much water out of it. and as required by federal law, the state water board must review water quality on the river but has not substantially updated it's plan for the river in 20 years. taking recent salmon declines into account, the board is proposing that 40 percent of the river's flow be restored including the water flowing down the river's three tib tearies. if approved, san francisco and other bay area cities will be facing water supply cut backs. and potential impacts that alter other industries, however, the scale of these impacts is what is at ace you. in the past few weeks, i have met with representatives from the sfpuc as well as members of several environmental groups, who have presented startling different views on the amount of water that will be diverted from san francisco and what the

we need to protect the salmon and the bio diversity of their habitat. and i again, want to mention that i am worried that if the settlement is reached and we figure out what the appropriate flow is, that we need to make sure that we work together to make sure that that flow remains in the river and is not diverted towards other sources. and while i understand that the advocate see the settlement discussions as delayed tack i can, i hope that they bear fruit and that we can come to some agreement. but i really thank everyone for their time coming out today. and educating us on those issues thank you so much. >> and supervisor so i would like to make a motion to file this hearing. >> okay. >> supervisor fewer has made a motion to file this hearing without objection, the hearing is filed. madam clerk are there any other matters? >> there is no further business. >> thank you so much, good afternoon, everyone. >> thank you very much. week. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the san francisco. the reporter: has many opportunities to get out and placing play a 4 thousand acres of p

feed america and we feed the world with everything from our cod and our crab to our halibut and our salmon. alaska's seafood exports alone would rank sixth compared to all other seafood-producing nations. not states, but nations. and yet fisheries were but a small part of the justification senator sumner offered his colleagues at the time. the prime consideration is one that today remains unappreciated by most americans. senator sumner stated the following -- the projection of maps is not always calculated to present an accurate idea of distances. from measurement on a globe, it appears that a voyage from san francisco to hong kong by the common way of the sandwich islands is 7,140 miles, but by way of the aleutian islands, it is only 6,060 miles, being a saving of more than 1,000 miles, with the enormous additional advantage of being obliged to carry much less coal. of course, a voyage from sitka or from puget sound, the terminus of the north pacific railroad, would be shorter still. to unite the east of asia with the west of america is the aspiration of commerce now as when the english n

. >> i found one, juvenile salmon species. >> one more for dave cook. senior specialist for the water agency spent the day on a rescue mission for salmon and freshwater shrimp. what is the danger, you might wonder? green valley creek, where sediment has risen, we have this a road that looks like a water fall. and vineyard beyond that in places resemble is a debris field. the water flowing over the road now for more than two months compared with what we are looking at here. this is a good day. here are some individually we shot a year ago last january. it represents a typical flood during storms. the water rose so fast and so deep that for any one helping to reach the other side. a 45 minute detour. both ways. no wonder the road signs read more like an understatement. >> this is progressively gotten worse and worse and worse. every year it has the gotten worse. >> he owns the 30-acre vineyard and dealt with the problem for years. it balances the needs of people with the patterns of nature. that creek is a sensitive environment. >> growing chardonnay grap

. >>> recreational salmon fishing starts tomorrow.oger thomas says everyone will be watching the skies as the boats are headed out tomorrow. we spoke with him live last year on mornings on 2. >> the only concern that i have after listening to rosemary's weather report is we have to have calm weather to really get out there and find the fish. there are several spots right now that we have been seeing good bait activity. we're looking forward to going out and putting a hook in the water and seeing what we can do. >> the salmon season opens tomorrow with a two-fish limit. it will stay that way through the month of april. >>> fans are buzzing about the remake of the lion king. you heard me. now the movie could get more attention if the director's casting dreams come true. ♪ he is holding back and hiding from what i can't decide ♪ ♪ why won't be be the king that i know he is ♪ ♪ the king i see inside ♪ ♪ >> this popular song from the movie could be sung by beyonce. the director is hoping to get beyonce to be the voice of nala. she is consi

. >> i found one, juvenile salmon species. >> one more for dave cook. senior specialist for the water agency spent the day on a rescue mission for salmon and freshwater shrimp. what is the danger, you might wonder? green valley creek, where sediment has risen, we have this a road that looks like a water fall. and vineyard beyond that in places resemble is a debris field. the water flowing over the road now for more than two months compared with what we are looking at here. this is a good day. here are some individually we shot a year ago last january. it represents a typical flood during storms. the water rose so fast and so deep that for any one helping to reach the other side. a 45 minute detour. both ways. no wonder the road signs read more like an understatement. >> this is progressively gotten worse and worse and worse. every year it has the gotten worse. >> he owns the 30-acre vineyard and dealt with the problem for years. it balances the needs of people with the patterns of nature. that creek is a sensitive environment. >> growing chardonnay grap

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and fresh water shrimp who often get flushed into the vineyard never to return. >> salmon on it. >> reporter: to date, ade delice effort to clear brush and deepening the creek channel wildlife biologist dave cook went on a rescue mission. >> this is probably a fish that just hatched maybe a month or two ago, maybe a couple months ago. >> reporter: it's small netted from the vineyard, one of a precious 40 recovered today and moved on to a safe place. >> well, one at a time. that's what it takes. >> reporter: on green valley road, one at a time is what it i can takes. >>> tomorrow marks two weeks sinlt t since the devastating flooding in san jose. abc 7 news returned today to check back and see how the cleanup is going. some roads are still closed. there are still flood damaged apartments closed off and marked with a big red x. overall, the area is looking much better than it did 13 days ago. the before video is on the right when hundreds of cars and homes were under water and people had to be evacuated by boat. today there is still flood damaged furniture left along the curb. they vi

. >> we have canned salmon and tuna. cereal for children. >>> helping young girls find their way with the help of a soccer ball. >>> a busy morning in the bay area. back east at the nation's capitol and in london where they are investigating that deadly terror attack. the first one there in 12 years. new information that we learned this morning is one of the dead is an american man from utah. and also, sal and gasia, isis is claiming responsibility for the attack yesterday. >> right. the attacker has been identified as 52-year-old, not someone currently under investigation for a potential threat but in a smaller way known to authorities. >> yeah. the british authorities are saying they are going on with life. they will not let this terrorist attack stop them from taking trains and buses and doing normal business. they are basically coming back and saying we won't let you stop us. >> we are hearing from the british prime minister theresa may. very defiant speech there to the house of commons saying britain's freedoms and

new at 11:00, 1 million salmon were released. they came from the hatchery when the spillway began to crumble: the salmon are being released and they are spring one chinook. wildlife say the hatchery still has 3 million fall run chinook remaining. population has declined considerably during the drought. >> it has been not a great last couple of days for the stock markets. right now as wall street digesting what's happening on capitol hill with the health care bill, the dow jones dropping again today, down 41 points so far, 20,626. >>> right now we are learning new details about a lawsuit being filed by the city of richmond against the federal government. that lawsuit is challenging president trump's executive order that holds back federal funding from sanctuary cities. the suit alleges the president doesn't have the authority under the constitution to restrict federal funds based on such an order. lawsuit is calling for that order to be declared unconstitutional by the courts. we are expecting to hear more on the case from richmon

but i can't cook salmon because it's disproportioned.t and baking everything off. >> it's delicious. >> i don't barbecue as much. >> he's not going to show you, just keep talking about it. >> i'm just kidding. >> wow. >> siri, one. >> see what it's like? >> this is what it's like. >> my goodness. >> olive oil he put in a skillet. >> i let this get hot. tell the kids, get away from this area. >> and savannah. >> this probably isn't that hot. >> you're on it today. >> but i'll put it down for four minutes. and let it sere. >> season with salt and pepper. >> i'll put it over for a minute. yes. salt and pepper. i usually don't overseason the fish. and i'll throw it in the oven and bake it between six and eight minutes in the oven. when it's done, it's done. >> six minute for a rare. we're going to do veggies. this is kale and sweet potatoes. i washed it and chopped it. >> this is where i make myself a cocktail. >> and salt and pepper. >> on veggie patrol. >> we're going to throw this in the obvious for about 20 minutes. i like to flip it hal

so carson is on salmon. >> i'm al in a culinary crisis.n't cook salmon because it's disproportioned, my steaks are not that good so i've switched into searing off in a skillet and baking everything off. >> and it's delicious. >> i don't barbecue as much. >> he's not going to show you, he's just going to keep talking about it. >> whoa, wow. >> siri 1. >> this is what it's like. >> olive oil in a cast iron skillet. >> i let this get super super kid. i tell the kids, get away from this area because it's going to get hot. but i'll put it down, flush side down, maybe about four minutes and just go ahead and let it sear. i'll do the sides. i'll flip it over for a minute. salt and pepper, i usually don't overseason the fish. then i'll take this off and throw it in the oven once it's seared and bake it about 8 minutes in the oven. >> 400 degree ov minutes for rare. now we'll do some veggies. this is kale and sweet potatoes. i've washed it and chop it. >> this is where i make myself a cocktail. >> and we're going to throw this in a 400-degree oven

king salmon is the first saudi monarch to visit japan in 46 years. he met prime minister shinzo abe in tokyo on monday. >> translator: we'd like to promote and strengthen relations with saudi arabia which is a key for stability in the middle east. >> translator: japan is a core partner in the fight against terrorism. we must deepen the concept of promoting serious dialogue between different religions and cultures with the international community. we need to strengthen the spirit of tolerance and coexistence. >> they agreed japanese investment and technical assistance could help reduce saudi arabia's depending on oil exports. abe asked saudi aramco be listed on the tokyo stock exchange. it would be one of the largest public offerings ever. they signed a cooperation deal, japan/saudi vision 2030. >>> good morning. toshiba will postpone its earnings report once again. get us up to speed. >> they are expecting huge losses due to its subsidiary in the u.s. executives were planning to release their april to december earnings last month but they postponed t

if a tree falls into redwood creek, it actually helps the salmon spawn. they are endangered. a project is helping put fallen trees into the creek to help the salmon. >>> in the gma first look, terrifying moments for a woman alone working the night desk at a nebraska hotel. >> there is more surveillance video that shows her bravery in a traumatizing moment. >> reporter: scary moments caught on tape as this masked man creeps around the lobby of an omaha hotel after 3:00 a.m. wednesday. a female employee gets up from a backed office. the assailant springs into action. police say he tries to force them into a nearby bathroom. she fights back and manages to pull the mask off his face. the man flees but comes back to retrieve his mask from the woman who deputies say was on the phone with 911. police say the suspect is 29-year-old zachary lee person. investigators are crediting the brave hotel worker for their success in identifying person. all because she was able to rip off the mask. the douglas county sheriff says he believes he would have struck again. coming up at 7:00 a.m., ti

like salmon and tuna rich in omega three fats. >> those are the fats that combat any inflammation inur body. they help to bring down your risk of heart disease and diabetes. they have a lot of nutrients. >> reporter: dietician rumsey says fruits and vegetables are high in potassium to control blood pressure and unsalted nuts, any kind, offer unsaturated fats to help cholesterol levels. >> the key with nuts is moderation and portion size. >> reporter: so how do i start? >> think about adding one of these things into your day and slowly over time starting to add more and more of these in. >> reporter: limit salt to a teaspoon a day and red meat, bacon and sugary drinks to once or twice a week. instead, dig into the right foods to ward off the wrong kind of problems. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> the ironic things noticed as tours resume at the white house. we'll be right back. >>> a surprise scene at the white house today. cheering kids as president trump made an unannounced appearance to greet a group on the first day of white house tours during his presidency. the kids enjoy

. >> a morning head-on crash killed a person in salmon county. two vehicles collide the at 5:00 on north hook road in pennsville township. the 51-year-old driver of a honda civic identified as robert piotti was killed. a woman and 15-year-old boy was kes rued from the van and taken to the hospital where none life threaten injuries. >> bucks county lawmen made 11 arrests and looking for two other suspects in the bust of a heroin ring selling up to 400 bundles of heroin a week. jeff is live at the building in doylestown, what are the details here. >> jim, authorities say this ring helped to fuel a widespread here oh win addiction problem near the toward to brothers that they say started the organization in 2013. >> it's alleged that the people at the top of the pyramid made up wards of a million dollars a year in selling their heroin to the people of bucks county. >> bucks county da announce the at rest of shamus and casey mccarthy, the brothers are accused of operating a complex heroin ring in a remote area in quakers town. >> the dealers at the t

smoked salmon. >> yeah. have to have grapefruit wat water if a storm is >>> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> do you feel like you're a team? >> absolutely. >> number one, nick gives vanessa his final rose. >> are you guys going to get married? >> we're taking baby steps. >> why does bachelor nation need some convincing? >> tell the internet, are you in love? >> we are in love. >> so sorry, internet. >> where does their love compare to the past's bachelor and bachelorette romance report cards. >>> then, britney spears takes over disney world. inside her 8-year-old niece maddie's magical recovery. >>> and number three, why melissa mccarthy is far from

noor salmon is accused of lying to investigator. >>> when it comes to preventing lead in drinking water in schools. analysis calls it a chronic problem. the center recommends proactive measures like installing filters. certified remove lead on taps and fountains in schools. >>> 5:07. 56 degrees in philadelphia. the severe weather heading our way is responsible for deadly storms in the midwest. one person was killed in illinois, but a falling tree. another person died when a tornado hit in missouri. at least four were hurt in arkansas when storms rolled through here. >>> warm and windy start and some fog in the area too. 56 now in philadelphia. the lehigh valley suburbs. delaware, none of these look like your typical beginning to march. first of march would see temperatures below freezing at this hour. 56 degrees right now in jersey shore. nowhere near freezing temperatures. nowhere near us right now are any showers. the nearest showers have moved offshore because of the showers that came through last night. this morning and this afternoon, we have a double threat for our area. look at t

. —— avert the salmon. now let's get the weather.been through central and western areas, but through the evening and overnight we dragged the showers towards the north and east as the rain band works its way into the northern isles. later on the will be a new area of cloud cover wind and rain over the south—west quarter river ribble be chilly. the winner will be a future as we drive this rain belt further north to the wales the midlands and east anglia, blustery showers on behind. a much improved if scotland, northern ireland and the far of england as well. not only warm but also some sunshine. monday, there will be a new area of low pressure down the south—western quarter of the british isles in the first part of the day. elsewhere cloud around, some brightness, fair and dry weather, the bulk of the showers across the north and north west. this is bbc news, the headlines: the dup and sinn fein prepare to begin talks aimed at forming a new power—sharing government in northern ireland after the republicans celebrate a surge in support

bon appetite. >> jimmy: smoked salmon with topiko?st have to eat it? >> steve: i would just eat it if i were you. ♪ eat it remember that song? >> jimmy: yeah. i do remember that song. >> steve: when you've figured it out? [ light laughter ] yeah. so good. [ laughter ] whoa! there we go. that's called a winner. [ laughter ] all right, gentlemen. write down your answers of what you think the secret ingredient was. [ laughter ] sounded like a tasty one. [ laughter ] maybe you should put this in your restaurants, gordo. [ light laughter ] okay. is everyone ready? quest, are you ready? do you know what's in there? [ coughing ] all right. ready? >> jimmy: secret ingredient. >> steve: what do you think the secret ingredient was? gordon, you go first. >> [ bleep ] no. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm sorry. >> steve: all right. that is -- judges? [ buzzer ] no. that is wrong. jimmy? >> jimmy: ah, i believe it was -- [ laughter ] no, we can't do that either. >> steve: human -- >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i got that from gordon. >> steve: huma

cultivation is probably the biggest issue facing the recovery of our salmon and steelhead.put a million dollars into a watershed to restore fish there, and i go out on a site and i see a million dollars in habitat damage. >> reporter: scott bauer is a scientist with the california department of fish and wildlife. >> typically, on an enforcement activity, we see illegal road- grading, bulldozers pushing dirt into streams. we see people diverting water, and, in fact, taking most of the water out of the stream to cultivate marijuana. >> reporter: bauer and his team not only fine growers for breaking environmental laws, they also give permits to legally take water from rivers and streams. >> we would like every marijuana cultivator to get a permit from the department to divert water. we condition our permit to say, you can't have any water in the summertime. you need to take water in the wintertime, and store it for use later. >> reporter: cannabis has been legal to use in california for medical purposes since 1996. >> it's got a great look, got a great smell. >> reporter: pati