soup's on, ciao! >> in today's jobs report, jill schlesinger looks at a high paying job in healthcare. >>> reporter: now might be a good time for you to enter the healthcare industry. as more americans gain access to insurance, providers will need to add staff to meet increased demand. the government projects that healthcare will add 5 million new positions by 2022. and you don't always need a lengthy educational background to get into the industry. job search site "careercast" assembled a list of the 10 best healthcare jobs for 2015 finding that medical technologist jobs are expected to grow by 22% by the year 2022. they perform lab analysis for diagnosis, treatment and prevention. they get a certificate or associate's degree and the median wage in the bay area comes in at $90,730. a big bonus to the industry? medical technologists have a high quality of life. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. >>> foods that give you a beauty boost from fighting gray hairs to belly fat. what to add to your grocery lis

the soups total 500 calories for the day breakfast is a leafy green soup called detox and then shine, a sweeter carrot based soup. >> this is good. >> its great for you beta carotene, and helps your skin glow. >> purify is loaded with spinach and broccoli and meant to power you through the day and mid-afternoon it's time to energize. >> this one is beat based with fruit like oranges and apples. >> lucinda says you finish with spanish and trend transcend a fruit based soup. >> most people feel energized as their body frees itself of all of this weighted down food you are always eating. >> as for andrea -- >> the one day cleanse is only $69 and only recommended for one to three days. as for taste i only like a few of them, but i don't like green food. >> lobster bisque? >> no. >> french onion? >> no. >> thank you. >>> philadelphia is gearing up for the cross broad street run. this one will be the best one yet, tens of thousands of competitors will hit the pavement for the ten miler on sunday morning and my colleagues will be a part of them. turning once again to the exclusive accuweathe

they make soup out of it.ame out to this part of the world, noodles. i mean, i knew right then. i mean, i'm not joking. it wasn't the girls, it wasn't the beaches. the noodles, the greasy bottle of fish sauce and the smell. there's this terrible moment where you realize i can't share this. that's it. >> in about five seconds we will go past a woman who has a cowboy hat on. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the lady with the hat stands out among the dozens of street vendors across from the old city's north gate. >> the best khao kha mu stewed pork leg in the city. potentially none finer in thailand. >> are we doing that? >> for years she's been serving this -- khao kha mu. slowly stewed pork. >> she cooks it in a master sauce. you know the chinese master sauce where you cook it in the same thing. it probably goes back at least a generation. >> like sherry. there's a little bit of the original batch still in there? >> exactly. >> hacking red meat all day and there's like not a drop on the frilly -- >> this is a s

>> soup is awesome. >> so five seasons ago. soup of death. was it good? >> it wasn't bad.bugs and better bowls of soup. i'm not going out for bugs after this. >> you said to tell the story backwards. in order for me to eat that soup i'd have to be hammered. >> well, curekorea, chances are, you probably are. they do everything you're not supposed to do. every evening appears with karaoke which v my deepest fear and then you go to the baths and get the seven layers of skin rubbed off you. >> are you going to do carekaraoke? >> fortunately, i don't think -- it's not in the show. >> "white wedding". >> no. >> is that yours too? >> yeah. >> and you don't really have to sing it? >> it's my deepest fear don. >> so snacking is a big part of korean meals. how so? >> along with the -- like if you go out for korean barbecue they have these wonderful little pickly wonderful, tasty colorful things that come with so really the extras are at least as exciting as the main event. it's really the driving engine of what will be the new american gast ronomy in a few years. >> why? >> i think

a lane said i just saw her mimic the way you ate your soup. i said really? she said yeah she was doing it for her parents as her parents is the money was eating soup disgustingly. she did an impersonation of the girl during impersonation of me sort of this gargoyle hunchback. but so what approaches only 14 or something. her parents smiled. i said i'm going to the toilet. i am a grudge bearer. quite recently i woke up in the middle of the night and realized i was still angry with the boys who threw me in the summer of 1983. so i went and found one of them. he e-mailed me back and said the reason why they threw me in the lake was because i was in pain and the tenor of my e-mail made them suspect i hadn't changed. that didn't turn out how i hoped. sun is coming back and i saw the girl walking towards me on her way to the toilet. it was just me and her loan and a grand hallway and i thought she was so rude. i'm going to have to say something to her. but what? i could see you hunched over your food but i don't mimic here. and then i thought i could be condescendi

suddenly the soup came. i began began to eat it ravenously. john, see the john, see the girl at the next table. i looked over and just saw her mimic the way you in your soup. i said really. yes, she did an impersonation for her parents of someone eating soup disgustingly. i no it wasn't impersonation of you. she can't gargoyle hunchback i said zero, so what. she's only 14. how to her parents respond. a smile. i'm going to the toilet. i went. and i should should tell you why immigrants better. quite recently i woke up the middle of the night and was still angry with the boys who threw me in the house parklake in the summer of 1983. i found one of the. anyway. the reason why better me in the lake was because i was a pain in the. the tenor of my e-mail leads them to suspect i haven't changed. i was coming back and saw the girl walking toward me on her way. it was just me and her alone in this grand hallway. i thought, so. she doesn't know that i know. i thought about going to have to say something to her but what? i could be insulting, crc you hu

senator mccain: soup twice a day, piece of bread usually, and soup. four months a year, it was pumpkin soup, four months a year it was cabbage soup. four months a year, it was a greens kind of a thing that looked like clipped grass. sometimes there would be some meat in it, sometimes not. that was basically our food. as i say, with the change in treatment, the food improved significantly. kelly: can you tell me why you refused early release? >> well, i was not in good shape. i knew that the vietnamese thought i was an important prisoner because of my father being an admiral and commander of u.s. forces in the pacific. it wasn't an easy decision because i was in very poor physical health, but i also knew the code of conduct said sick and injured go first and then by order of capture. everett alvarez had been there three years before i ever got there. unfortunately, i did not have much communication except with the guy in the cell next to me so i had had no contact with the senior ranking officer. but i made the decision that it was better for me to go

the soup came and i began to eat it ravenously. my wife said, jon see the girl on the next table? and i looked over, and there was a girl about 14 sitting with her parents, and elaine said, i just saw her mimic the way you ate your soup. [laughter] and i said really? she said yes, she did an impossessor mission for her parents -- am impersonation for her parents of someone eating soup disgustingly and i know it was you and she did am impersonation of the girl doing an impersonation of me. in this sort of gargoyle hunchbacked -- and i said oh, so what she's only 14 or something. how did her parents respond? and elaine said, they smiled. and so i said, i'm going to the toilet. so i went to the toilet. and then when -- i should tell you, i am a grudge bearer. [laughter] quite recently i woke up in the middle of the night and realized i was the still angry with the boys who threw me into a lake in the summer of 1983. [laughter] so i went on to friends reunited and found one of them and e-mailed them i'm now a best selling author. [laug

would pull the soups off the shelves in the supermarket. it's a no-brainer. >> reporter: others say banning morcellation would be a make. >> we have 15 years. alternatives would be an experiment. we are happy to look into experiment. that's the way medicine is. we don't know whether the solution would be worse than the problem. hence the decision not to remove it. it's not tinned soup. >> you may have one person saying you do 1500, 1600, but i'm the one that now has such and such cancer, i'm the one who is sick, who is dying. what do you tell me when i say case? >> i would be with them every step of the way. that's the horror of medicine, that people get sick. the surgeon stays with them. works with them. >> they vowed to keep up the fight until the morse lator is banned. >> our hope is the government will say you as a responsibility is failing to regulate yourself. we need to do so. but until then, individual patients are going to have to step up for themselves and say this is unsafe. >> they are doing their best to make sure other women,

. >> pumpkin soup today with onion, nutmeg and chicken stock.up. >> this is marie, head chef, cook, host and server for 320 hungry and very discriminating french schoolchildren ages 3 to 12. on the menu price fixe today, a pumpkin soup, a fresh blankette de broissot served with homemade couscous and a sauce supreme. >> this is a very sophisticated meal for children. i was a little -- in school, frankly. like a lot of other students, i want pizza, pizza, pizza, are the children here open to variety? >> [ speaking french ]. >> we want to make sure they always get a little challenged by how the food looks and the smell and also the taste after. i think she has a very strict budget. >> in the usa, greatest country in the world no doubt, we spend an average of $2.75 per student for public school lunch. compare and contrast. >> $1.50. >> did you eat this well when you were here? >> absolutely. >> bonjour. >> bonjour. daniel. ca va? >> the kids attack their food like hungry trenchmen, wiping out three servings in the time it takes me to eat one. i gues

good. >> yes. >> i get it with broccoli cheese soup, and i eat soup out and eat the bowl how many calories do you think that is. >> that is a hot first date watching you eat a bread bowl. >> chipotle, i love chipotle they are second place. first place though it is star bucks. they are number one on the list. >> i love star bucks i can see that. >> i said the same thing when our producer was telling us about it. as a woman you wanting to there because is there a quick in and out. cup is only so big. fuzz are not feeling this date drink your tea, latte and coffee and peace out if you say maybe this person is interesting i want to nose more you can go for round two. dinner tait you have goat an april a advertiser, you have got your dinner, they come from dessert and drinks and there is no hope for you. you are stuck at the table. you have heard about my bad date. >> where did you go. >> i don't know it was a sushi restaurant at 20th or 20th street you get roll and then you are out. >> it was a lot of reinacting movies at the table. it was a lot. no second date. >> he started reinacting movies

>> soup. pea soup. only one meat meal for a week. that's on thursday.no body. only the head and the tail, no middle part. >> so there is hope for this country, in your view. yes? >> yes, yes. the buddhists believe how to live in situations, dictators, political passion, or even discrimination, everything is happening to us, but the buddhists say, okay, that's a tough life, you can make something good. >> there's something pretty cool about meeting people who have been for so long unable to speak. now so unguarded about their hopes and their feelings. ♪ ♪ >>> sizzling meat, the clink of beer glasses, ringing bicycle bells. this is yangon's 19th street. does yangon rock? can it rock? >> nine years, like a must-go place when you are in yangon. >> meet burmese punk rockers side effect, and lead singer darko. >> you can come here any time, there will be lots of people like here. >> so if you sit here long enough, you'll see every musician? -- every muss ition in town? >> yeah, you can say that. >> the citywide curfews used to mean close your doors at 11:00.

the greatest soup in the world. look at that, man, that is just unbelievable. sauce. i want to see how much he put in there. >> you have to make it look really red in there, it has to be blood red. >> and the broth is wonderful. people are put on earth for various purposes, i was put on earth to do this. eat noodles right here. >> when i was a kid, we used to tell each other, do not take a date to go out to eat the stuff. if you start sweating, your hair will stick up. >> really? i would definitely bring a date to this, if she doesn't like this, there's no hope of a relationship. >> exactly. >> if she said i don't know, there's icky stuff in there, that would be a relationship-ender for me. i'm not kidding. >> i mean, here you are having it in a market like this. but if she makes this in a place like new york or paris, it would be a real cuisine. >> it's just as sophisticated and complex a bowl of food as any french restaurant. it really is just the top of the mountain. how long has she been here? >> she started out when she was 12. >> you live in a great count

daughter, laya. ♪ >> everything smells terrific. >> that's soup. >> it's nicer to have soup after you've of those good things. >> there's also cheese and beef samosas. these are delicious. you were born here. born in johannesburg? >> yes, i was. >> so how are things? >> it depends on what you are speaking about. >> basically, things work. society operates the way society should. but on the other hand, in many ways, this is a new country. >> it is. it's 19 years old. >> everybody is from someplace else. >> i think the africans from the other countries see south africa as a place of hope. because if there's a lot here, then there are a lot of opportunities, lots of people might get from here. africans would come from far to find a little bit of something here. >> so how do you find south africa so far? >> i'm very comfortable here. i like a country where people have a sense of humor. there's a lot of ball busting going on in this country. >> all the time. from the top to the bottom. >> twenty years from now, what is south africa going to be like? >> the ones that's giving our current presi

as they're steamed, the delicious, delicious fat renders into a soup of the gods which then, if you'rele maxillofacial damage as it changes your life forever. >> mm, so good. >> in the china of the future, places like this, fushan jiao long, will be even more packed. by chinese, by ex-pats, by visitors looking for the deeply satisfying rush of screamingly hot goodness. the chewy, deeply savory, fragrant, perfectly shaped and folded ballistically designed delivery vehicles for pure pleasure. and the allure of shanghai-style pork chop served with the local take on the worcestershire sauce. it's irresistible. >> so i really believe that the world is converging and china will again be privatizing more and more. >> right. >> but the difficulty, nowadays it's just the technology is so advanced we don't really need that many people to do things that many people used to do. what's the population? 7 billion people. the world probably doesn't need that many people working anymore. >> right. >> so the question is, what should human beings do, you know? how can you let them not do anything and the

nothing could be more dreadful now than to lose a piece of potato or a drop of soup. clothes was another urgent problem, so an outfitting department was set up, and clothes gathered from shops in the surrounding towns were soon being tried on and gossiped over as women love to do. there was something symbolic about new clothes. new clothes meant renewed hope. they donned them with pride. now he can look forward to growing up to useful manhood. there were more than 200 children under 12 years old found still alive in belsen camp. to these children, clean, dry clothes and kind words from a stranger were strange, undreamed of, mysterious things. some had been born behind the barbed wire. in what circumstances, one dare not try to imagine. where are their parents? here, perhaps? or here? or down here in this pit? >> today is the 24th of april 1945. my name is gunner illingworth and i live at cheshire. i am present in belsen camp doing guard duty over the s.s. men. the things in this camp are beyond describing. when you actually see them for yourself, you know what you're

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that is so last network. >> how do you like the soup? >> soup's awesome. >> oh yuck. okay.i think i just lost my appetite. okay. watch an all new season of "parts unknown" with anthony about our dane tonight-- bourdain tonight at 9:00. >>> on to south america now, they are on high alert, anticipating a third eruption from the volcano wreaking havoc in the region. ash from the volcano in chile has now reached as far away as brazil prompting some airlines to cancel flights to the capitals of chile argentina and uruguay. we are joined live from encinita uruguay. how much activity is on tap for today? i still see there is a lot of cash on you, where do they put it? >> that's the problem, fred they are still scrambling to clean up all of this ash. ensenada as you mentioned, one of the first towns evacuated, more than 5,000 people evacuated from this very rural region. they are allowed back in during the day, clean up get the ash off the roofs and very importantly, get their livestock out of here. that's because 210 million tons of ash fell on this region. no cow, no horse can ge

honestly, you get the soup packet out of this beef soup and put over the fish, spread it out nice and evenly. and you put a little of this on the fish. it favor up the fish real good. you guys will be surprised, this dental floss, it will cut through anything. i like to get three chunks of cheese and put it in the bottom with the fish because that oil, it does something with that fish and makes it taste so much better. a little secret there. honestly, it really comes out a lot better when it's like that. then you cut up the sausage and put that over the fish and then you put your onion and pepper, of course, cut this up real quick. put this cheese on the top, and then when you cook up the microwave, it won't stink up the whole pot. i have been cooking it a couple years now, just tweaking it and twisting it until it comes out perfect. that's tasty. i'm going to take this over there right now. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons. into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've ne

instead of juice you'll eat six healthy soups throughout the day.w it works and the benefit. >> you'll see weight loss immediately. >> reporter: it's today on "action news" starting at 4:00 >> children bullying other children may have long term effects on their mental health. researchers looked at two studies where children were classified as being mistreated by adults only bullied by children or suffering from both. researchers followed up with the children between the ages of 18 and 26. they found in there was a more significant increase of depression and anxiety in children who were bullied only by other children than in those who were mistreated by adults. >> just when you thought apple was running out of people to sell iphones it found more people to sell iphones. here is a abc's america's money. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. topping america's money bigger is apparently better. >> both versions of the iphone 6 featuring larger screens have outsold the older models by 40 merse. >> in the first three months of this year it sold more than 61 million ipho

of course instead of juice you'll eat six healthy soups throughout the day.ks and the benefits. >> you'll see weight loss immediately. >> reporter: it's today on "action news" starting at 4:00 >> new jersey gaming regulators dealt the former revel yet another losing hand. new owner glen straub cannot reuse the old casino license. he needs to be approved for a license of his own and that means that straub is not currently authorized to possess the slot machines that are still inside the building. that requires someone else be designated to take responsibility for the gambling equipment. >> one of the most tradeable phillies helped them earn a victory in saint louis. first ben revere hit a two run double in the seventh that's g cole hamels took the win in the four to one victory his first win since september. the two teams meet again tonight in saint louis. phillies pitcher sever reno gonzalez will make his major league debut. >> 6:21. six things to know is up next. >> katherine scott is live in a philadelphia neighborhood that was shot up overnight. katherine.

. >> i'm blank a ahead, machine for my soup and grilled cheese day, on monday. >> look out. >> 4:18. look out for an accident here schuylkill expressway eastbound right the at university off to the right shoulder there and fire department taking out that right lane. watch it road are wet. you'll hit a puddle here and there along the way, at the post office a truck rolls by. tacony palmyra an early opening. traffic stopped on both side. heading out grab your coffee and head for bet thecy ross bridge. maybe another 15 minutes or so. the vine street expressway closed until 5:00, all westbound lanes between i-95 a and broad street, as they set up that new traffic pattern, vine street local would be the best alternate and they are still working on the pennsy turnpike. a couple spots between fort washington to the philadelphia bensalem interchange and working up and down the northeast extension until about 6:00 o'clock between lansdale, and mid county. coming in from the suburbs again road are wet, you'll find wipers, intermittently working. maybe hit a heavy patches specially for folks wa

i love a good matzo ball soup.us how to make your soup special. >>> and the latest ploy holding stolen information for ransom. >>> and find us on facebook at wnnfans.com and twitter@abc wnn. you are watching "world news now." unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012. but for every car stolen 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money damage your credit and wreak havoc on your life. why risk it when you can help protect yourself from identity theft with one call to lifelock, a leader in identity theft protection? lifelock actively patrols your sensitive personal information helping to guard your social security number, your bank accounts and credit, even the equity in your home. your valuable personal assets! look, your credit card company may alert you to suspicious activity on the accounts you have with them, but that still may leave you vulnerable to big losses if a thief opens new accounts in your name or decides to drain your savings, home equity, or retireme

. ♪ good news to fans of turtle steak or turtle soup. critters are just in from happy hunting grounds off the floor to his. they comprise one of the biggest and most mouthwatering hauls ever to hit the docks. upside down and helpless, they are lugged unceremoniously to the cannery. a turtle sticks his neck out only once. still unaware of their fate, they grieve easily. a junior skipper almost turns turtle trying to keep his balance. it seems he recognizes a friend. he will soon be in the soup himself. >> up next it a discussion on naval navigation during the war of 1812. at the outset, the british royal navy was far more sophisticated than the american navy. we will hear about the tools that sailors on both sides of the conflict used to dominate the sea. the octagon house in washington, d.c., where the treaty of ghent was signed 200 years ago, hosted this event. it is about 25 minutes. kyle: welcome. i am kyle dalton, the public programs administrator. i am also the author of a blog. today, i am going to be talking about the united state

. ♪ >> mulligatawny soup.n chefs to accommodate british tastes, is that correct? >> it was something what you would call halfway between a regular daal, a lentil, which you would eat, and a broth. glace chops. mutton glace chops. basically, meat cooked in its own fat. and it would have a lot of curry on it. it's a misnomer. this meat is not actually mutton. it is chevron. >> here, back before the rail line, it would be a difficult trip. >> yes. >> but once they were up and running, i mean, there were many servants to look after your every need. you had a fireplace, a hearth in every room. >> and people on the regular payroll whose only job was to shoo monkeys off the grounds. >> wow. >> you would be carried around in palanquins, a little box in which you sat in a curtained box. >> this man would stomp on the ground and the bells were jingle and the common folk would give way. and normally they were not even supposed to look in the direction. it was bad manners. >> right. >> it wasn't easy for the people who bu

can be used for soups and desserts and any other dish that the chefs get creative and decide they would like to serve with some panache in an individual serving size. so thanks very much. >> bit of a preview of tonight's white house state dinner for japanese prime minister shinzo abe and his wife. and we apologize to those of you who may be a bit hungry at this hour. the guests are arriving now at the white house. it's the book sellers area at the white house. you'll see guests arriving, some members of congress and other celebrities as well. the president and fled will welcome the abes to the north port co-of the white house that's scheduled for 7:00 eastern. you'll see it live here on c-span3, although it may be running a little bit late. [ inaudible ] >> hi, how are you? >> hey. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good, good. i will once it's over. right now, it's just all the work but i will feel nostalgic probably around 11:00 tonight. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ inaudible ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ indiscernible ] >> well i'm pleased to say i'm a friend of president obama's. been a long-time friend and supporter. and

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they are what i call soup rah nationals, who by special talents, often toward being unaccount able tony one government. for these elite i would include president obama. and many of his administration. they are far too superior to us mortals to be constrained by parochialism of american culture, heritage and society. whether engaged in finance these elites, usually are working in multinational firms ngo's, not for profits and universities. in their view more powerful than mere sovereign nations technology chants such as google and apple. google facing antitrust charges in europe, but just two years ago, with political interest interwoven, google skirted similar charges here in parochial usa. multinationals of all kinds hoarding trillions of dollars in profits in overseas banks money that were this returned to united states, would be invested and create jobs, fund research and development. and innovation, create millions of jobs, apple for example hoarding more than $150 billion overseas if it were a country it would be among 60 richest in the world. you may think my thoughts a bit far

we're in the soup so to speak.it's kind of a very chilly pattern all the way into saturday and sunday. it does look a little warmer. a good friend going back almost to user. you can have my 49 takers. a woman in dealing with more than just the loss of her husband who was killed by a stray bullet. she hopes sharing her story will help others. we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? welcome back everybody. time now is 425. it's been seven months since a young father was struck and killed by a stray bullet in the south bay. his family still struggling trying to cope with their loss. they sent him with the widow who said she is dealing with more than discrete. >> it happened on her grandparents doorstep. the split s

there is a summary from la, but i want to point in to the work in san francisco with the pea soup program. we bring kids from underserved communities and challenging environments that haven't experience td nature up to [inaudible] apprenticeship program are all examples of our work in connecting communities with nature in a effort to keep them healthier and safe. as we noted really are parks are becomes san franciscos back yards which is wonderful, but i'll also present challenges about the future. little about reck and park by the numbers. it is a vast system. it is 15 percent of the citys land. well over 220 parks and 179 play grounds and counting. you see the basket ball [inaudible] of note is the 27 recreation centers. we have a very very robust recreation program. there are uben parks departments athround country that have got out of the business of recreation and out source to partners. we are not doing that. aquatic, out door reck riation and everyone has a opportunity to play in our system. one of the things that i'm most proud about since our team has been together at reck and pa

>> we have insect soup. >> some of these are amazing, look at that, mosquito in there, the best i have> reporter: nasa colleague senior scientists sachi spends most of his time in and around global forests. >> there used to be a term in the 70s and 80s called hamburger effect means the forest are for grazing man and for animals. effect. >> reporter: he says we need to the future. >> you are actually reducing the bio diversity of the world plot. >> reporter: but the trees appeared to be fighting back and a global movement underway for financial incentives to not degrade these rain forests, some places in the world are getting the message. >> costa-rica is kind of a good example and kind of one of the green countries in the world. >> reporter: we are heading there next to the deep jungle. >> we heard there may be vampire bats in there. >> reporter: we want to hear what you think about the stories, join the conversation by following us on twitter at al jazeera.com/"tech know." world continue to be diminished there is an unique bright spot in costa rica, this is a 720 acre rain forest that

good book reading and soup making. today take your soup outside. a great day for picnic on the lawn or national mall or anything you want to do. as long as you're cold weather tolerant put the top down on convertible as well. there's the view from the camera this morning. increasingly blue skies, 50 degrees right now. a few fair weather clouds on the south side of town. north wind is an important part of the weather picture. bringing drier air down in from pennsylvania and new york. so the drier air is eating up those clouds. temperatures upper 40s in hagerstown upper 40s, naval air station. hourly planner, 40s in the next hour or two. mid-50s by noon. low- to mid-60s for high with more and more sunshine as the day goes along. i think you'll appreciate how nice it is compared to yesterday. storm team 4, last of the raindrops over lower parts of chesapeake bay, off the tip of st. marys, northern neck down to lower bay they go. part of what with us a pretty good cluster of rain showers through the overnight hours last night. there you can see that wh

morris: the number of contractors swirling around i in nasa's soup could quadruple. how will that impact customer service? >> from abc 7 and news channel 8, this is "government matters." morris: to our viewers aroundnd th

. >> no, they were against eating shark fin soup. but i had a really good sea sick medicine that pricingly i surprisingly i did all right. >> thank you for taking us on that journey with you. >> i hope it affected you as much as it affected me, and my view on sharks was completely different. we'll see you next week here on techno . >> go behind the scenes at www.aljazeera.com /techno. follow our experts on twitter, >> criminal gangs risking lives >> it's for this... 3 grams of gold >> killing our planet >> where it's blood red... that's where the mercury is most intense >> now, fighting back with science... >> we fire a laser imaging system out of the bottom of the plane >> revealing the deadly human threat >> because the mercury is dumped into the rivers and lakes, it then gets into the food chain... >> that's hitting home >> it ends up on the dinner plate of people... >> techknow only on al jazeera america >> >>> yemen's houthis hit out at the u.n. as the security council imposes an arms embargo on rebel leaders. >>> hello. i'm her