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it's so nice to spend my birthday surrounded by so many smiling faces. i was almost too depressed to come today. i realized i let my childhood slip away. claire: come on, everybody! we're gonna be late for manny's birthday! let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go! i'm ready, mom. you sure, honey? yep. then take a quick peek at your feet. oh! come on, luke! are you gonna walk faster, or should i get lily's stroller out of the car and push you? would you relax? the restaurant's like five minutes away from here -- ohh, free lotion. stop stopping to smell the roses. manny's present. ohh, you are such a pritchett. what's that supposed to mean? let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go! i'm looking for the keys! of course you are.

there is always people here even on not so nice days. people like to bring their dogs and kids to the playground. the playground is one place that will not be closed. >> as the mother of two 3-year-olds, i'm thankful. >>> another south bay city came out against the plan to build express lanes on 235. they want a new in-depth study on the effects of the noise and traffic. they also want to know if it will lead to heavy trucks. the project would add an express way in both directions. now last month the city of coopertino wrote a letter expresdsie expressing their concerns for the effects on carpooling. >>> sunnyvale and santa clara officials are having a meeting tonight to discuss their concerns about levi stadium. it will open in august. >>> most of us love to spoil our pets. apparently so much that we spent $56 billion last year on our pets. this is according to an industry spokesperson. he p even expects that amount to to go up this year. the pets and positive effects they have on us should keep the industry vibrant for many more years.

look at the temp two, so nice outside. can't we just do the news outside. remember in school, you'd do classwork outside when it was so nice like this. 60s and 70s across the board. even still gilroy right now at 81 degrees. but look at this, you get on the other side of that mountain, the santa cruz mountains, quite the micro climate difference. here's our storm to the north. you'll notice seattle, portland, really getting hammered with heavy rape, even snow in the higher elevations right now. that system is not going to offer us any rain, but it's still going to sweep through overnight. morning fog rurps, and may get a little bit of drizzle at the coastline for tomorrow morning and the wind are really going to be howling all day long. the worst wind right up along the coastline and bodega bay down towards half moon and notice the colors really start to peak up into the oranges and pink which denotes we could see wind gusts 35 to 40 miles per hour throughout the day so definitely hold on to your hat so step out for your work or school and the other thing w

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so this is nice.this week gave all of its gold medalists from the sochi games $120,000 plus a brand-new mercedes suv, while the silver and bronze medalists all received life in prison. [ laughter and applause ] so a little good, a little bad. at the very least it inspired a next generation of russian athletes -- [ laughter ] -- to finish first. on thursday, the captain of the crashed italian cruise ship "costa concordia" went back to the wreck, the site of the wreck for the first time since the accident. said the captain, "it looks so different sober. [ laughter ] it's like a whole different scene." [ applause ] on monday, chipotle will begin selling tofu burritos in the new york area. so if you love burritos, and you love tofu -- [ laughter ] -- you probably don't exist. [ laughter and applause ] you're a fictional, made-up thing. anybody here read the "huffington post?" any "huffington post-ers?" [ cheers ] wonderful. well he "huffington post" has a new article saying women over 50, women over 50, s

it's so nice to see you. you too. these are for you. [ narrator ] because medical care is expensive, hospital stays tend to be short. patients may still need weeks home care before they can return to normal activities. the hospital: a different world. a world that never sleeps. what are you all doing here at this hour ? you are early. so are you. we're early probably for the same reason you're early: to make sure the cafe is open as usual. the way mr. brashov would surely want it. do you know what mr. brashov would say to all of you, don't you ? yes. he would say "i am not paying you overtime for this !" and he would also say, "thank you." so, how is mr. brashov doing ? i spoke with the nurse a little while ago and she said he's doing fine. maybe we can find time to see him later when it's not too busy around here. i'm going to get something from the safe for mr. brashov. while i'm doing that you should all start working. henry, you can finish taking the chairs down. jamal, you can fill up all the salt and pepper shak

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. >> decorated so nicely. >> beautiful. it was a beautiful day. >> big crowd, huh? we had many to pick from, an easy job today. >> carol burt was first. 35 years old from nova scotia. tara is a second grade teacher, three young kids of her own. she would love to do her hair more regularly but doesn't have time in the morning. she's excited for her husband to see the reaction to her brand-new makeover when she gets home. let's listen to her story. >> first of all, mom, i thought you guys were sisters. you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> but i know you're so excited for your daughter. >> i can't believe she's going to get a makeover. i can't believe it. >> why do you want this for her? >> well, i treated her to new york. it's our first-time mum-daughter travel together. so she needed a break. she's got three kids, a husband. i just want her to have a good time. >> and i know you're saying hooray. >> i'm so excited. this is amazing. this is going to be awesome. hi ross. hi hannah, grayson and max. >> you're going to be surprised. >> this is going to be awesome. >> so c

i heard so many nice words today. i'm very happy and this gives me extra motivation and i hope that i will win many medals in the nearest features of the my country once again pulled such a celebration i'll work hard to return them to me that it is a must watch. nor did the teachers to him. the temple. celtic wrestling congratulate the women of the beautiful spring holiday in our core docked twenty five women of various professions one but in a solemn meeting with the president usually the president receives many guests as president but so many women end up with the perhaps can only be met only once a year on the eve of international women's day everyone of us president ross county in this call the president as a rule is always happy to listen to their life stories anything to chance to talk to the president about love time sure does. that view the most beautiful woman is a beloved woman the woman that is beloved. and if the woman loves a man he is also safe from all adversities. the man is saved therefore this mitche

but i created a lot of jobs down the road,t thank you, you look so nice. road i'm down the creating jobs, we start in one month on the old post office, is an incredible building. and tremendous numbers of jobs, of money going into it, and it will be perhaps the most when we finish anywhere in the world, and we're very proud of it. right on pennsylvania avenue next to the white house. and between the white house and congress is sort of an interesting place to be. to tell you that our seriousis in serious, trouble. $17 trillion our debt, 17 trillion?y off nobody ever heard the expression a number of years ago, the word trillion. have debt that's beyond belief, we have deficits that even comprehend. china, which i've been talking last five years, face,day right in our they just devalued their currency. now, for those that don't understand devaluation, what they're basically doing is ripping you really big league, nobody's ever done it better than us, but now we're to really do it again. and the reason they did it, and it,ybody was surprised by so because our

. >> jimmy: i mean, that's so nice of her to say. but then, you guys do sound great. > well, she's so -- she's so awesome because her voice is, like, this crazy powerhouse but she's so nice and demure in real life, she makes you kind of feel safe. >> jimmy: aww. [ audience aws ] >> it's the truth. >> jimmy: well, i've got to say, i'm so happy for you on that. but then, also, this whole "veronica mars" thing. how did this start? >> tell me about it. this veronica mars thing. >> jimmy: now, this is a show. it was on -- >> upn and then the cw for two years. >> jimmy: thank you. >> sure. you guys remember those? [ cheers ] remember upn? >> jimmy: yeah. now they're combined. they're called "coupon." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: cw/upn. cwoupon. >> cwoupon >> jimmy: coupon. yeah. and so -- it was on upn and then, it ran for three seasons, then just canceled. >> yeah. yeah. wah-wah. [ light laughter ] i know. we were bummed too. and we've been scheming to make a movie ever since and thankfully we did it. you're back. you're back home. >> yeah. >> jimmy: back in neptune. >> yeah. >>

richard quest, thank you so much. nice to see you, ken, as well. >>> for more stories that matter to ym give me 60 seconds on the clock on "your money." it's "money time." >>> hold the clock. chipotle says global warming may raise ingredient prices and that could force the chain to cut back on salsa and guacamole. the great american gun grab rolls on. smith & wesson says handgun sales jumped 30% last quarter, but the fdi said total sales fallen from their peak last year. new target for bankers your bank's atm. 95% of atms in the u.s. run windows xp and mike soft is ill canning tech noor. april 8th, if banks don't update soon, atms could become a hot spot for criminals. siri wants a ride. a new iphone platform with a text screen and buttons on the steering wheel that activate siri, apple the voice command system, plus texts, apple maps and music streaming. s.a.t. gets a re-do, back to the 1600 point scale. no calculator on parts of the math exam, and free prep from the con academy. the essay section, that's now optional. [

from the stories i've heard, they're not so nice here either. that is not fair. not all policemen are alike. it's the way i feel. anyway, i better get going. see you later. - don't be late for school, henry. - am i ever late ? katherine, why isn't there any coffee ? - oh, no. the power switch must be broken again. - rosa, is jamal back there ? - he hasn't come in yet. - oh, i just remembered. jamal called last night to say he might be a little late getting in this morning. excuse me. yes ? police. what have you got there ? tools. what do you use them for ? i fix things. do you have identification, sir ? identification ? is there some problem ? - can we see identification ? - all right. my driver's license is in my wallet. i always carry it in my back pocket. it should be here. i was so tired this morning, i forgot to take it with me. our baby kept us up most of the night. - what's your name, pal ? - jamal al-jibali. where were you last night around 11:30 ? home with my wife and daughter. as i told you, my baby was sick. i don't understand. is it against the law t

awhile i do an awareness champion that says be nice and look twice i'm asking my officers not to be so nice enforcement is about the discipline in people's behavior they're not going to be nice when they see persons not yielding when red lights are run, and when speeding occurs puc. i'm asking our police officers not to be nice because that enforcement should have effects on people's behavior. supervisor avalos and supervisor chiu and all the intrifrz we don't want to say we're sorry. last year was the highest number of faltsdz in our city and traffic collisions we need to do more about it. so we're unveiling that and reminding everyone that traffic enforcement will be there throughout the city and we have evidence to back it up. the pedestrian strategic group that's he represented behind me buts by everyone and advocacy groups have taken a look at at the data that's improved more and more and built upon straevenlz of other cities and we've come up with a provided list of areas in of the city that represents the 6 percent of the street grids they end up being the sites where the fatalities

. >> pretty nice, right? so some snubs to talk about, surprises.eft out of the tournament or the southern methodist must tangs. it would have been their first ncaa tournament in 21 year. louisville cardinals were dropped to fourth seed. nc state gets in on friday. they were just as surprised as the rest of us so we send our congrats to them. as i mentioned though, florida locked in their overall number one seed on this tournament. yesterday the gators earning a top honor. they beat their s.e.c. rivals, the kentucky wildcats, to win the title. in the final minute kentucky's james young draining a three to make it a one-point game. in the final possession kentucky loses the ball and the gators win 61-60. there is $1 billion on the table for one lucky person who can fill out the lucky bracket. that's done by warren buffet. fill it out on yahoo!. the odds of picking a perfect bracket, 1 in 9.2 quintillion. that's a 9, a 2, and 17 zeroes. >> finally our favorite video of the morning comes to us from the st. joe's, vcu game. >> joe martelly, 19 years as

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so ma happy for him to see that wish come true. nice weather, a wish come true. christina loren standing by. rain coming up. >> we really need it. it's a great sign. it's not just one opportunity for rain, peggy and laura. we have one next week and a robust area of low pressure on the way for the first week of april. hopefully we'll keep showers coming in. 48 along the peninsula. 50 in san francisco. this afternoon, it's going to be perfect. if you can make outdoor lunch plans, you will not be disappointed. gorgeous conditions. 75 in the east bay. 77 south bay. 76 in the north bay. talking about atmospheric river coming up. >> 5:57. what we are learning after a late night house fire in san francisco. >> we continue to get new details after a tragic helicopter crash involving a seattle news team. we'll get a live report from seattle coming up. >>> plus, we continue to keep an eye on the latest developments out of russia. ukraine telling forces shoot to kill. >>> right now, 6:00, breaking news. streets in downtown san jose shut down as police investigate the city's

. >> so nice to be here. >> so you heard the question. do we have to exercise differently after menopause? >> we do. we absolutely do. you know, as we approach menopause when we're in menopause our hormones are changing. it's changing everything from your mood to your waistline. and these hormones, they affect where weight is collected on your body. so when you exercise, you increase endorphins that go to the brain and impacts everything from your mood to your waistline. >> where are some of the trouble spots in the body after menopause? >> we have to take care of obviously our midsection. that's kind of where women tend to collect weight. we have to maintain bone health, heart health and peace of mind, soul health i like to call it. it's important to maintain all of these things which is why i came up with a workout plan created just for menopausal women. >> i want to know how you thought of this. >> i teamed up to create a simple fun and effective workout that addresses the changing needs of a woman's body during menopause. heart health

so it was very nice of ike to remind me of that. gain, i keep telling people he lived with rats, so -- we have a great show for you tonight. dr. oz is here. [ cheers and applause ] very smart man. and also joining us, from the "walking dead," norman reedus. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have music from american authors. [ cheers and applause ] something that we've been talking about a lot here recently is that polls are a great way to get feel for what people are thinking or what they know. but, you know, polls don't always tell the whole story. you know, there's always the minority that falls in the mysterious "other" category. so we sent our researchers to determine what those answers were in "the last slice of the pie chart." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the first poll question asks practicing catholics, should priests be allowed to marry? 72% said yes, they would be in favor and 26% said no. so that is pretty cut and dry. but there's a small cut unaccounted for. let's see what they thought. 2% said, depends, who's the p

much. >> nice to meet you. so, i want to get a little quick tour. >> right here, we're in the buying office. >> okay. >> when we buy the vehicles, we sit the customers here. this is where we negotiate all the deals. >> where do you sit, then? right there? >> yeah, they sit here, we sit behind the desk. >> wow, okay. i like the mascot. >> yeah. >> he's awesome. how many square feet do you have in total? >> uh, i think 4,500. >> which is this garage... >> yeah. >> and this? >> yeah, that's it. >> and that's it. >> and we do have a small office upstairs also. >> what's the rent here a month, 10 grand? >> [scoffs] ov--well over 20,000. almost $30,000 a month. >> almost 30,000? >> yeah. >> yep. >> space is very expensive in manhattan. having a large overhead, well, that puts a lot of pressure on a business. are both of you here every day? >> six days a week, yeah. >> you're the general manager? >> yeah, that's right. >> and your role is? >> marketing, internet, social media. >> what's your biggest challenge today? >> g

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in springfield now at the interchange and first of all, it is very cold out, 20 degrees, but it is so nice not getting pelted by ice or snow in the face and look at this, pavement on i-95, looking pretty good. you can find some slush still on the highways, but cars seem to be going at speed and it's nice if you are riding on the highway and the snow is gone, but on the less traveled roads probably in your neighborhood it looks like this, still very icy and slippery and it's okay if it's flat, but if there's any incline, cars will slip and get stuck. we saw quite a number of examples of that this morning. the risk for motorists with no four wheel drive who ventured out in the snow was this, wheels spinning on an uphill road. luckily four fairfax county police officers came to the rescue here pushing one vehicle after another up the hill on chain bridge road next to tysons corner. >> it's quite a job. >> reporter: on the highway snow covered lane lines making it difficult to see where the road ended. the higher speeds led to dozens of crashes keeping state police troopers busy. >> most of th

. >> it's so nice thank you. >> still ahead baseball fans being asked to go big. >> yes.tonight who is charging $25 for a ballpark staple? stay with us. >>> cell phone video found a semi truck overturning. yesterday nearly slid off the bridge. winds as high as 66 miles per hour. and in iowa incredible dash cam video. a trooper investigating a crash when this happened. wow. this happened friday night. a maizingly no other serious injuries were reported. >> that is incredible. they were doing sun worshipping today in a community center on the more than 1800 panels were installed on the roof tops of the res dens. and will save $26,000 in a year >> a win by cal bears won't be the only reason to celebrate at memorial stadium. uc berkeley announcing it's opening club levels to weddings. and corporate meetings there will be food venters and students inside of the stadium. it reopened in august 2012. >> starting next week walmart can trade at the store, customers can trade in used video games for store credit also offering refurbished used games in the stores it's a blow for stor

nice room? alcohol? food, so whatever you want. >> they will try to customize a package and try to give him what he wants. >> don johnson is no ordinary whale because the more he plays, the more he wins. his biggest single night was at the tropicana. take me back. what happened? >> i beat them big. i think a lot depends on the size bet you put down. when i had a $700,000 hand, i won those. it is difficult to lose those big bets. >> he racked up millions of dollars of chips before management cut him off. did word spread throughout the casino? >> it spread through the entire town and then when i woke up later on, i got several phone calls from different casinos. >> the casinos were calling you to see if you wanted to play at their place? >> sure, at that point, they felt -- why not get him to come over here and see if he can lose part of it back or all of it back? >> but, don rarely loses. he went on to gamble at two more casinos during that trip and won another $10 million before he quit. anybody watching this rig

so nice. >> the technology is fast-moving, and constantly they are coming up with something new. that's why i love flying to california and saying, "okay, bring it on, what am i trying today?" >> this is exo's headquarters, where the magic is made and perfected. robots like this are put their their paces to give people who are paralyzed a chance to do impossible. alive. >> nathan harding is a cofounder of ekso bionics. it was invented not for the health field, but battlefield as a device to help soldiers carry heavy loads. >> there's a problem with soldiers getting injured due to large loads they were carrying and they wanted to develop more. we were helping to develop exoskeleton for someone to carry a backpack and a vest. the breakthrough was to carry a wearable robot supporting its own weight with minimal energy, meaning it could be powered by a battery pack. and the rocking thing. >> it takes over the function of the muscles in your legs. it can do that completely for a person who is completely paralyzed below the waste or partially for someone who is trying to relearn to wal

. >> so nice out today. >> sell, noah manages to get the message across. >> there he goes. >> reporter: it's how patty is known ever since he was a little boy that noah loved it when painting time was around. still does, as a matter of fact, and noah seems to enjoy the colors, the textures and the sensations that come with painting with fingers, rollers and sponges. >> look at that. >> reporter: patty has always loved what noah created but only a couple years ago came up with an ingenious way for the two of them to collaborate. >> i was looking at the textures and i just thought that this will be really cool. we'll have tons of color combinations. >> reporter: cool if he used his art as her palette. patty scanned hundred of noah's paintings into her computer and uses pieced of them to create these, animals, flowers, beach scenes. every bit of blues, yellow, brown in patty's creations started with a noah creation. >> so it really is this connection of the two of us into creating something that i love. >> reporter: and race it turns out, not just art but business. patty and noah's artwor