proudly live and represent the good people of compton california and the surrounding areas of south los angeles but when alice the president of the naacp approached me honoring speaker brown i asked maimed brown how big will the sign be? quite honestly the first conversation was let's make it happen. bay area and media reports were be clever to figure out that compton was down the road if san francisco and why would a black boy be honoring this area. they began to quay what is a black man doing. the answer is quite simple. ladies and gentlemen, i stand before you to let you know that willie brown has impacted more people outside of san francisco. it has impacted and changed the lives of san francisco and throughout this great nation. willie brown will forever be a legacy for people across the world. and so me sponsoring a bill from compton ooip i've been touched by the man willie brown (clapping.) from the did you say thank you train station to the community gardens ♪ the farmer's market in watts to the streets of compton. willie brown is now and will be forever enter linked in the history of c

this earthquake was centered just south of los angeles, but so far there are no reports of serious damage. the quake did shatter some windows and cause cracks near the epicenter, it also caused a rock slide that you can see here was so strong it flipped the car on its roof. >>> another tragedy for the naval academy community, an accident that killed the mid shipman and why it may be a dangerous trend. >>> a close look at the damage done by that deadly mudslide. the latest on washington state's recovery one week after the land gave way. >>> and a just released philadelphia eagle could be coming to washington. >>> in for instance prince george's county-three men broke into an apartment last night along shadyside avenue, but onele of people who loved there fought back. dexter manigault's own gun went off. police believe that robbery might have been drug related. >>> a midshipman who was hurt in a freak skate boarding accident died today with his family by his side. friends remember hans loewen as a vibrant guy, somebody who lived life to the fullest. he was 20 years old. he went on a camping

the quake shook homes and businesses south of los angeles.sing some minor damage but no serious injuries. >> my desk started like -- shaking off the floor and started to get closer to me. so then i started to get a little worried and i went out of my room and i checked to make sure my dad was okay. >> and just moments ago in california, another aftershock. this one with a magnitude of 4.1. california authorities say there were no reports of serious injuries in friday's earthquake or any of those aftershocks. the quake is also being blamed on rock slides and a water main break in the orange county area. >>> overseas secretary of state john kerry arrived in russia. he was flying home today when he decided to head to paris instead for talks with russian foreign minister. the state department says the two plan to meet tomorrow at the russian ambassador's residence. the change follows a phone conversation yesterday between president obama and russian president putin. >>> still ahead, should haves on and off all this -- showers on and off all this

the quake shook homes and businesses south of los angeles. causing some minor damage, but no serious injuries. >> my desk started shaking off the floor and started to get closer to me. i started to get a little worried. i went out of my room and i checked to make sure my dad was okay. >> just moments ago in california, another aftershock. this one was a magnitude of 4.1. california authorities say there were no reports of serious injuries in yesterday's quake or any of the aftershocks. the earthquake is also being blamed on rock slides and a water main break in orange county. >>> overseas, secretary of state, john kerry arrived in paris for a meeting with his russian counterpart on the ukraine crisis. kerry was flying home from saudi arabia today when he decided to head to paris instead. talks with russian foreign minister. the state department says the two plan to meet tomorrow at the russian ambassador's residence. the change follows a phone conversation yesterday between president obama and russian president putin. >>> meantime, president

south of los angeles, california, a sure sign that we're here. you can see the sign, rocket road. we arrive where their space plane is entirely made in american. you're number seven. >> i'm number seven. >> reporter: you have been here almost from the start. >> yes. >> reporter: she helps run the private company alongside ceo elon musk. they have already been hired to send supplies to the international space station. what do they send them in? >> this is a dragon capsule. >> reporter: american-made american engines sent into orbit. >> first time a private company had ever done it. >> reporter: i think the windows are very telling, aren't they? >> yes. it's absolutely. >> reporter: they want to send american astronauts into space again. in that window, you see the view of the future. >> absolutely. >> reporter: inside this room, another capsule nearly ready for takeoff, we suit up because there is no room for error, they say, at this point, dirt, a spec of dust can spell trouble. she shows me what will keep the capsule from burning up. so, when you go to the international space sta

. >>> more than 100 aftershocks in south los angeles after a 5.1 magnitude earthquake hit the city last night. epicenter about a mile from la habra. the quake felt during the game at roger stadium. here is the call by vin scully. >> little tremor here in the ballpark. i'm not sure if folks felt it. we certainly felt it here in press box row. the tremor and only that, thank goodness. >> the game went on without any problems. the quake causing minor damage, including water main breaks and a rock slide. fortunately, nobody was injured. >>> a massive fire sweeping through a landmark department store in des moines, iowa. take a look here. flames engulfing the historic building, causing the upper floor to collapse. forcing officials to shut down surrounding streets in the downtown area. no one was injured. now authorities are looking into what sparked that blaze. >> there is new fallout over obamacare. some senate democrats are breaking ranks with the white house. they are calling for better options for americans. >> thousands more gm vehicles being recalled today. fighting constipation by ea

can't get to them yet. >> a 5.1 magnitude earth quake rattled the los angeles area, centered near brea, near orange county. 20 miles south-east of downtown los angeles. >> scientists are offering up new leads in the missing malaysian airliner. one of china's military planes spotted three pieces of debris in the southern indian ocean. >> i'm tracking a storm that is bringing severe weather and snow to parts of the north-east. >> i'm morgan radford. al jazeera continues and i'll be back here in two minutes. >> digging through the debris, the search for survivors continues. >> rattled nerves, the second earthquake in two weeks rocks los angeles. >> a new search area uncovers new clues and planes spot more items searching for the missing malaysian airliner. the president's call - vladimir putin raseaches out to presiden obama for a diplomatic discussion on ukraine. >> goork to you. welcome good morning to you, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york city. >> a bleak picture of washington after a devastating land slide. the hope of finding a survivor grows dimmer. 17 people are confirmed dead, and o

centered 20 miles south of los angeles. or separates from the walls. everything fell off. our itch kitchen is a mess. >> it's pretty intense. sitting in a car waiting in a parking lot. the car started shaking side to side. it felt like the car was going to flip over. >> when i felt it, i felt like the world was going to end and i was going to die. >> gas leaks, water main breaks and power outages also recorded. the quake was followed by more than 2 oaftershock. this quake about 10 times larger than the earthquake there two weeks ago. overnight, a monster fire destroying a building in downtown des moines, iowa. new video showing the moment a section of the building collapsed. >> flames pouring from the century old building through the night. 90% of the city's fire department was called. in the building was being remodeled, making it easier for the fire to spread quickly. no injuries have been reported. david have a less question, the head of security for the world trader center is calling it quits. amid three dare devils post

the epicenter, south of los angeles in orange county, the o.c., near the city of la ha haub -- hab raw. it did trigger a small rock slide that overturned this car. the driver is okay. a few water main breaks were also blamed on the quake. the ground shoot just after friday night in the 6th inning of the dodgers game. >> we might be experiencing an earthquake. >> everyone just sat still. is this happening? >> reporter: this is two weeks after news anchors ducked for cover during the so-called st. patrick's day earthquake. >> earthquake. we're having an earthquake. >> so no wonder southern california are under pressure. and some took some not so steady selfies as the ground was shaking. >> and behind me you see the road is closed because of the rock slide. and scientists are worried this one is reawakening, since the 1980s and the whittier quake and caused $350 million in damage. no one wants to see that fault wake up again, because it runs right through downtown los angeles. rhinoens, abc news, brea, california. >>> new this morning, a home in richmond is damaged after a car barreled in

. >> friday night's quake was senterred about 25 miles south of downtown los angeles.hile california deals with aftershoc aftershocks, the rest of the country is dealing with heavy rain. it's a gloomy sunday. fill us in on what we can expect. >> morgan, it is a gloomy sunday. we are dealing with a lot of rain, flash flooding a major problem. in addition to that, some areas looking at the snow. that's right. the snow across central portions and western pennsylvania down into west virginia. if you are traveling along i-81 today, we could see anywhere from two to four inches of snow. meanwhile, across portions of i-95 across maine, it's a mess out there. heavy rain coming down. in addition to that, we have some ice mixing in, across central portions of the state and snow, all the way across the north into portions of new brunswick. be careful out there on i-95. the flooding is going to be a problem along the coast in the central portions of pennsylvania. >> snow is going to accumulate across the great lakes and upstate portions of new york, if you are traveling along the

if you travel warmest weather is down south. 76 los angeles. 83 in palm springs around tahoe. 51 lookinge and nothing but sunshine hear in the bay area. low 60's to low 70's tomorrow. warm it up for you a little bit more. out door plans looking great on saturday as you look at the 7 day forecast. sunday afternoon evening when we see the first chance for written and the rain chance continues into monday morning around noon time. it starts to wind down. of course beyond that we look at spring like conditions. stan. >> all right sandhya thanks very much. >> fortune cookie from chinese restaurant has lived up to the name. 75-year-old miss duval won two million dollars after 5 of her numbers match the power ball drawing on february 1st. she picked her numbers from the fortune inside a cookie she got at new york restaurant. she will take the lump sum that is paid out as more than 1.2 million dollars. she plans to invest some money and maybe take a trip to switzerland. good for her. >> all right. larry is here. i don't know i may go someplace warm. switzerland is lovely. >> what do you have aga

in orange county california, some 35 miles south of los angeles, the water district decided back in 2008, that no water, even waste water should be, well, wasted. >> through the application we manufacture drinking water. >> today water for 2.4 million orange county residents comes from pure fied waste water. and we aren't just talking about gray water from showering or laundry, this is also black water, straight from the toilet. put the yuck factor aside, an o.c. water district, says this is the future. >> every drop that we create, frees up another drop of water someplace else in the state to do things like irrigate crops, grow the food that the united states depends on. >> before going to the toilet to the tap, the water take as long adder rouse journey that starts here. at the crane waist water facility. the first fill with soapy smelly waste water, then the water travels flu a four step micro filtration process. 2 1/2 hours later you have pure h 20. safe to drink. >> it just tastes very -- >> pure. >> yeah. >> for very pure. every day, 300 tons of pure fied wattser produced by recycl

los angeles. you're looking life at pictures there just after 11:00 pm specific time. the u.s. geological survey says the quake was south and east of downtown los angeles. so far no reports of damage and injuries, we'll bring you the latest as soon as we get it. >> welcome to al jazeera, live from new york city, i'm morgan radford. >> rescue workers in washington are still searching for people. saturday morning marks a week sense a hill collapse said in oso. the death toll is set to rise with 90 people still missing. allen schauffler is there. >> the landslide missed marler's house by 50 yards. it hardly seems real. >> i went up the front lawn, i looked up the road and there was my aupt and uncle's house, it was the one with the blue tarp. thank goodness no one was home. >> there is a house on 530 and a big slide and it is covering the road. i was in total shock. i got my camera and started taking pictures. i had no idea that it had slid from the northside where it slid before. that was, like, incomprehensible to fathom that it would come that far. >> he parks in here. how are you doing? i know, we're going to be carefu

south of downtown los angeles.and the to 2.6 earthquake hit nearby airline copper. larger quake causing all rock slide in car crash and rep. >> : one leg of the road was covered with rocks car hit those shots and then overturned. people inside were able to get out just had minor injuries. this road was closed because of the rest of aftershock and all the debris and the highway. signal which to beat at the truck cap and wallabies, is going on >> : is completely where you are an earthquake of this size lasts for about one second in terms of how the earth as producing energy a few faults along slowly relatively far with the men. rabin aftershock now about 2.7. >> : there of the 11 aftershocks of magnitude 2.5 or higher so far umbria and lots run. this water main break in russia so hard that it broke off zero big plants of watter trade to what area. the flood the street but shaking from the quake could be felt for about 15 seconds followed by many aftershocks trade will continue to deny on things in the l.a. area to ke

it was centered near la habra, 20 miles south of los angeles and strong enough to cause a rock slide that actually ended up flipping a car upside down. luckily the passengers in that car escaped with only minor injuries. nobody was seriously hurt in this earthquake last night. since last night, there have been more than 100 aftershocks and we're told there could be more in the coming days. again, this is the second noticeable big earthquake that we've had in the past week, gregg. i can tell that you the aftershock that we just had about 30 minutes ago was actually bigger than the earthquake that we had last week. >> yeah. you showed us some of the pictures. overall, how much damage was there across southern california? >> well, there were some homes that were definitely damaged. we know of about 50 families that actually had to leave their homes because their homes had so much damage. there are pictures that we've seen of household items being tossed all around. the earth cake knocked out power for 2,000 people. it also broke several water mains. at this time it's probably good to st

the 5.1 quake struck last night, centered in lahobre in orange county, it's 20 miles south-east of downtown los angeles. the quake could be felt as far i was as ventura to the north and san diego. take a look at video from the moment the quake is struck. this is taken at a restaurant. you can see diner's were shaking out of their seat by the quakement >> also a rock slide caused a car to overturn. people inside the car sustained minor injuries. there was a watermain break in fullarton. crews are working hard to clean it up, repair it and correct the street flooding. >> more than 100 aftershocks hit from the quake, ranging from magnitude 2 to 3.6. >> it is very normal, but the normal includes a wide range of rates of aftershocks, and so this is on the higher side of the average. nothing at all annormal about it. we see large variations, and there are plenty of sequences with more aftershocks than this. it's a good healthy after shock sequence. >> about 2,000 residents are without power in sarl southern california. city officials will have to come inside and do an inspection before the house is declared

the 5.1 earthquake struck 25 miles south of los angeles. >> nine days after a massive mud slide crewsill be out looking for dozens still missing. 30 people are unaccounted for. 21 are confirmed dead. the number will rise to 25. officials say that the mud there is so high they expect to be bigging well into the summer. work has been slow because of continuous rain that is falling over the area. >> more disappointment in the search for the missing malaysian airlines flight australian officials say orange objects spotted by a search plane turned out to be fishing equipment. despite the latest cutback it will continue to search for the lowing 777 which vanished. ten planes, ten ships scouring an area the size of poland in and off of the west coast of australia. >> 6:58. updating you on the first stories, first on the plane trying to land. a small plane with three people on board has landed so. good news there. suspended senator lee-and-yee could enter a plea today. he is expected back in durt answer charges of corruption, bribery and gun trafficking. >> if you haven't signed up for health

its epicenter south of los angeles in orange county, the oc near the city of la habra. the shaker wasn't strong enough to cause major structural damage or serious injuries, but it did trigger a small rock slide that overturned this car. the driver is okay. a few water main breaks were also blamed on the quake. the ground shook just after 9:00 friday night in the sixth inning of the dodgers game. >> we might be experimenting -- or experiment, i experience, i should say, an earthquake here. >> everyone just sat still. is it happening? is that an earthquake? >> reporter: this came comes less than two weeks after news anchors ducked for cover during the so-called st. patrick's day shaker. >> earthquake. we're having an earthquake. >> reporter: so no wonder southern californians are on edge. still, this is l.a. so plenty of people tweeted about their earthquake experience, and, yes, some even took some not-so-steady selfies as the ground was shaking. seismologists aren't quite sure yet but worry this is the real wakening of a fault line they haven't heard from in decades. th

. >> it's going to travel to hawaii, and south to san francisco, and los angeles. it's going to travel back up to alaska, basically we will give alaska what they gave us. >> you know this could all happen again? >> oh, yes. >> even bigger. >> does that make you nervous at all? >> yes, it does. >> us, too, ms. nuss. >>> still to come, what would the tsunami do? we'll have an expert answer that question, and whether e quakes can tripper other earthquakes. earthquakes can trigger other earthquakes. >>> welcome back to a second look where tonight we remember the biggest earthquake in u.s. history, the one that hit alaska in march 1964. in 1966, the u.s. army produced a film about the quake and it included eight mm film shot by a bystander as the tsunami hit. >> it is march 27th, good friday. although it is late in the afternoon, two of the crew man, fred newmare, and phillip nelson tried to get some pictures with their 8 mm camera. suddenly the whole harbor is sucked dry of valdez. then heaves upward 50 feet sending a giant wave towards shore. it tosses it high and dow

south of los angeles, space x, their flight plan is entirely made in america. they have been hired by nasa to send supplies to the international space station. and this right here? >> this is the dragon capsule. >> reporter: the windows are very tell, aren't they? >> yes. >> reporter: they don't just want to send supplies, but want to send american astronauts back into space again. this is the only capsule made in america making the trip to the international space station. i'll give you the idea of the scope, the space inside. this is where they put the supplies and equipment for scientific research. 3700 workers, more than 4,000 by year's end, they say. and when that next capsule takes off within days, it will not only be mission accomplished, it will be made in america. >> made in america. >> reporter: for "this week," i'm david muir. hawthorne, california. >> and now our experts, steven rattner, and zachary karabell. welcome to you both. start with you first. you worked hard to preserve manufacturing jobs on the auto task force, but you have written that we

the quake centered 25 miles south of los angeles rearranged furniture and forced quakess no no reports of serious injuries. to mark earth hour. calls attention to environmental concerns like global warming and energy consumption. before his first trip abroad, foe foe of 8 month old prince george along with his parents and family dog. a royal tour of australia and new zealand one week from tomorrow. now today's weather. rain storms will soak much of the east coast and the northwest. first week of april, more rain on both composts and sorry about this but a snowstorm could blow across the northern plains. ahead, a graffiti retrospective. yçç5,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: what's so funny? that's the question we ask when we don't quite get the joke. it's also a question that ways heavily on people who do comedy far a living. our cover story is reported by susan spencer of "48 hours". >> and now king of the wild frontier, david letterman! >> after decades of coming up with jokes with david letterman his writers agree. being funny is serious work. >> if we look at couple of hundred jokes on

the 5.1 quake was centered in orange county, 20 miles south-east of downtown los angeles. the quake could be felt to ventura county to the north and san diego to the south. >> this was taken at a restaurant. you can see diapers were literally shaken out of their qua quake, and a rock slide caused a car to overturn. people sustained minor injuries. there was a main break. crews worked hard to clean up the watermain break to repair it and correct the floodingment >> more than 100 aftershocks hit so far. ranging from magnitude 2 to 3.6. >> this is normal, normal included a wide range of after shacks. this is on the higher side of the average. we see large variations. there has been plenty of sequences with more aftershocks than this. it's definitely a good healthy aftershock. >> about 2,000 residents were without power in southern california after the earthquake struck. as for homes like this, city inspectors need to come inside and do a full inspection before declaring the house safe for the residents to return. >> in fullarton. >> there's more ahead on al jazeera america, in

decided to travel the country to talk with people about what is in a name. 2.5 hours least of los angeles, southtrings california is the cochella valley, an area marked by trees and open spaces and largely populated by arab families. they have a nickname for the past 80 years that has come under fire. >> the idea that this mascot is offensive to them is not so farr fetched. >> they are unhappy with the depiction of the mascot and felt it was appalling to them and stereotyping arab culture and people. that's why i called them. that was never the intent from the community and definitely not something that my board or i would not be sensitive too, and be ready to resolve. >> cochella valley high was nicknamed the arab through its connection with the middle east and the date industry. >> these are the logo, the '30s, "50s, updated in the "50s, and this from the '80s, to the present. you see the hook knows. the last thing i want to do is hurt someone's feelings, because we did something we shouldn't have done. >> it's a mascot. it's - it shows us - that we want to be angry, strong. i disagree with th

the quake centered around 25 miles south of downtown los angeles on the fault.n we have a earthquake the shaking is downtown los angeles, hollywood, east l.a. we will see a much higherer level of damage. >> reporter: while there were no injuries reported and damage mostly minor tremors were a wakeup call of what it means to live in quake country. california hasn't seen a major one since the 1994 north ridge quake. the magnitude 6.7 was felt as far away as las vegas. 57 were killed, 5,000 injured, property damage estimated at $20 billion. what was learned after that? >> any large disaster will agency. m any public service we saw in north ridge we need channels of communication open and to be able to respond quickly not just among ourselves but with like city and nearby agencies probably one of the big focuses. >> reporter: the l.a. county office of emergency management estimates an 86% chance of a magnitude 7.0 or greater earthquake hitter california in the next 30 years. aiken says the recent quakes are a reminder to be prepared and while the tremors sent some d

the 5.1 magnitude earthquake hit about 25 miles south of downtown los angeles. >> one after the other. so many aftershocks. 5:12 on your monday morning where you can get a free cup of coffee today. >> plus, apple versus samsung, round three. the two smart phone giants go head to head 18 courtroom why this could pull another tech giant into the mix. >>> well, the latest bout between apple and samsung will play out in a san jose courtroom. jury selection starts today. apple accusing samsung of copying its ideas, samsung file add counterclaim saying apple stole two of its ideas and put them in the iphone and ipad. if this sounds familiar it is. less than two years ago a jury ruled samsung infringed on apple patents and ordered samsung to pay nearly $1 billion. samsung is in the process of appealing that ruling and for now it's still allowed to sell products which use the technology. this latest court case deals with newer phones and tablets. apple argues samsung stole the technology. it also claims samsung copied the slide to unlock feature and it's demanding samsung pay almost $2 billio

we'll be a little bhit more up in the coastal hills. 73 in chico today with 80 degrees in los angeles. southw about 71, sunnyvale, 73 morgan hill. redwood city 71. san francisco you'll warm to this 66 degrees and more high clouds the further north you go. you'll notice a little haze out there, vallejo 70. look for 69 in richmond. going to feel pretty good in newark today at 69. fremont 72. and our highs inland once again in the lower 70s. so 73 in livermore. concord, 72. the accuweather seven-day forecast, mild to warm weather today. that lasts tomorrow despite the cloud cover. we get an extra hour of daylight. the sun sets tomorrow night at 7:11. tonight at 6:10. and some morning showers on monday. take a look, the dry weather takes over once again tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, 60s coast, low to mid-70s inland. looking forward to that rain but of course it's never enough. katie? >> right. more would be better but we'll take it. thank you, lisa. in sports tonight, the sharks return to the ice against the montreal canadiens at the sap center. last night the warriors were finally back

. >> down towards south carolina, we'll see a warm day to los angeles, we have seen '70s, dropping downn wednesday. a high of 71. saturday cooler than that. going down 67 degrees. >> no more rain across parts of texas. it didn't mount to very much at all. dallas is only going to see a high of about 66 degrees, but the temperatures going up to 78 degrees on friday. it will be a beautiful weekend, if you can manage to go down to the '60s. >> there is a safety report out saying poor communication may have slowed down response to the deadly november shooting at los angeles. one t.s.a. agent was killed and three others injured when a gunman opened fire. the report put together by firms highlighted how airport police had trouble coordinating with responders, and many showed up not knowing where to go. l.a. officials will work to fix that. >> 12 people were killed when a navy reservist opened fire back in september and it could have been avoided. there were missed opportunities, according to a report, to strip aaron alexis access to facilities. it also said threats to facilities are coming fro

. >> reporter: following the shaker, 20 apartments south of los angeles were initially red tagged andozen people. >> a lot more clean up and worried about more after shocks coming. >> reporter: on saturday a 4.1 after shock. even while scientists were in the middle of an earthquake briefing -- >> we're having an after shock now. >> reporter: -- after shocks continued to erupt. >> the last 20 years is one of the quietest periods we've had. that's not true for 2014. >> reporter: could it mean the big one is on the way? >> we have never found worldwide a pattern of building up and then you get the real big earthquake. that's not the way earthquakes look like. most are random. >> reporter: not a gentle reminder for californians to get prepared. >>> amazing. >>> coming up on "new day" we'll take a quick break. when we come back, debris that raised so many hopes has not been connected to the missing jet. new questions. are search teams looking in the right place? is it time to re-evaluate the strategy? >>> after a heavy diplomatic push by the united states is russia ready to pull thousands

down south looking at sunny skies los angeles 79. 70 in vegas and up to the north eureka a 57 degreesy area count on the temperatures to continue to come up tomorrow 70 degree ins san francisco mid 70's santa rosa san rafael napa 73 in oakland really above normal for livermore san jose santa cruz warming up to the mid 70's. accu-weather 7 day forego a little slip in the numbers on the first day of spring which is thursday. cooling continues friday then we see at legislature the second half of the wean the temperatures coming back up. tuesday chance of rape. i'm excited dan just look at the latest computer model. there's a possibility of rain still. >> all right thanks sandhya very much. >> well check this out. you can now buy 25 dollar hot dog when you see the arizona diamondbac at shea stadium. 18 inch long corn dog stuffed with cheddar cheese, bacon and served with a side of fries. texas rangers already sell 25 dollar hot dog and despite initial backlash fan gobble up nearly 20 thousands of them. kahn imagine. $25 a throw. that's quite the expense. like a steak. >> well on your way

in orange county california some 35 miles south of los angeles the water district decided back in 2008ater even waste water should be, well, wasted. >> through the application of science and technology we manufacture drinking water. >> reporter: today water for 2.4 million orange county residents comes from purified waste water and we are not talking about gray water from showering or laundry, this is also black water, straight from the toilet. put the yuk factor aside and a district president shaun dwayne says this is the future. >> every drop we create frees up a drop of water elsewhere in the state to irrigate crops and grow the food that united states depends on. >> reporter: before going from the toilet to the tap, the water takes a long journey that starts here. at the county's waste water recycling facility. they fill it with soapy waste water and the water travels through a four-step micro filtration process and 2 1/2 hours later you have pure h 20 and safe to drink. everyday 300 tons of purified water is produced in orange county by recycling waste water. that's equal to filli

south wind. wow, 83 degrees in los angeles. san diego, very gusty winds, up to 40 miles an hour.onent. 71 in yosemite. look for 81 in sacramento with 70 on the coast today. so it will be very nice out there with temperatures ranging from the upper 60s around bodega bay and point raise. look at half moon bay, 70 degrees. san francisco average high 62 with 70 today. you are well above average. mid-70s on the pepins law. 77 palo alto. san jose should be about 67. so 11 degrees warmer than average for a high of 78. so if you are headed to the parade, it's looking pretty nice out there with temperatures continuing to climb. 11:00, 67 degrees. of course, it starts at 11:30 so 1:00 69 and 70 degrees and 3:00 this afternoon. we get a little bit of an on shore flow which should be pretty light but nothing in the way of on securing all the sunshine today. bring the sun block. the accuweather seven day forecast today and tomorrow feeling kind of like summer without the fog and by monday we look for breezier conditions. a little bit cooler tuesday. still sunny with 60s and 70s. not very much

we will start to the south at 63 with showers around san diego and 71 in los angeles with clouds andm spring and upper 70's through the central valley and 66 in monterey, and 65 in yosemite and sunny 55 if you headed to lake tahoe. leyla gulen? >> we do have an issue in the east by with furniture eastbound a 80 at edwards if you are traveling through oakland, watch out, it will cause slowing as you can see by highway 13. as you continue in the eastbound direction hopefully they can move along. this is a drive through san rafael, southbound 101 the headlights are in the southbound direction and it will take you only 19 minutes to get into san francisco. >> a new study is unveiled in van today show heart problems in women strongly linked to emotions. researchers say anger could trigger tighten, of flood develops and cause chest pain. this is different from men who have pain triggered by block averages in large arteries. the study will be presented this week. >> amazon.com is accused of encouraging severals to raise prices to include shipping for prime customers claiming a $79 annual me

it was centered around los angeles, and neighbors felt it as far south as san diego and as far north as ventura county. at a bowling alley in lahabre, the employees scrambled to get out. here, the boulders overturned this car. elsewhere, the water mains forced closures. some people lost power. >> it was not soft-rolling. it was pretty violent and the lights went out and that was it. >> reporter: at a dodgers exhibition game in los angeles, the cameras shook, and the announcer, vin skully, made the call. >> we certainly felt it here in press box row. >> this is an earthquake that was not terribly damaging but should be taken to heart that we can have larger more damaging earthquakes. >> reporter: and experts caution that aftershocks could continue for days into weeks. >> and now we're having an aftershock. >> reporter: with more aftershocks this afternoon, many fear there are worse quakes to come. experts say there is a 5% chance that yesterday's quake is a sign of a stronger quake ahead. but authorities say it should be a warning for people to be prepared. lester? >> rehema ellis ton

south. obvious the next couple of days temperatures are on the rise. los angeles 77 degrees. as we go to the weekend, 84 degrees on saturday. 85 as they go to sunday. the heat buildings in. across texas, cloud is pushing through. there's rain to louisville, mississippi, and that will exit the picture towards friday. this is the forecast for dallas, we are looking at 69 degrees, and as we go through the next couple of days, maybe a thunder storm and the temperatures coming up to 69 degrees, rape-ey to the south-east. we expect a lot of rain to make its way towards the north. >> still ahead - leaving home in search of a better opportunity. why young people protesting in venezuela have low expectations for their homeland. >> turning tragedy into triumph. how law enforcement is giving veterans a chance to get back into the workforce and help stop child predators. >> a change your towards bankruptcy, and what it is presenting to one man who spent a decade behind bars after being wrongly convicted. s >> what started as a protest by students in venezuela has become a country-wide re

. >> friday's 5.1 quake was centered south-east of los angeles, below the 25 long witier falt line.the geological survey mapped 300 fault lines in california. it appears that people here should be prepared to feel seismic activity. >> we should expect the new normal to be higher. the last 15 years is quiet. whether or not we have gone into the phase, we'll have to wait and see. >> more than 100 aftershots hit the quake. they struck while we talked to a resident. >> that was a strong one. >> what the heck was that? >> that is what you call an earthquake, honey. >> oh, my gosh. >> friday's quake was the strongest to hit the area since 2008. >> and mother nature will continue to play a role in the rescue and recovery out west. for more, let's bring in meteorologist eboni deon. >> unfortunately we are not expecting to see a break in the weather pattern until we get into the work week. the pattern is the same with the area of low pressure. it's the second low to move in, ushering in the moisture. more rain and snow into the higher elevation. the snow picking up and down across the sierra

to the northern area, around parts of the eastern sections of what we think is east los angeles, and down to the south, coastal flood warnings to san diego. i want to take you over here to parts of colorado. look at the snow that they have seep. i want to show you video that has come out today. do we have that. this video is showing - it's one car pile-up, but we had two 45 to 60 car pile-up. unfortunately one person was a fatality in the region because of the situation here. we had many injuries across the area. come back to the weather wall, we want to show you what you can expect to see in terms of prospects. look at the winter storm. as well as ice storm warnings towards parts of oklahoma, and over here to parts of kentucky. in this area we expect to see ice. we expect to see anywhere between half an inch and possibility three-quarters of an inch icing in the area. memphis, you can see power outages, downed tree limbs across the area. it will be messy, as well as up here towards new york and washington. >> thank you. >> hollywood is gearing up for the 86th academy award. the red carpet is being ro

los angeles. the quake was felt by residents as far south as san diego and as far north as ventura county. at a bowling alley in la has been -- la habra, more was hers tried to get out. in fullerton, water main breaks forced street closures and nearly 2,000 customers lost power, leaving some to seek shelter for the night. >> it wasn't soft rolling, it was pretty violent and the lights went out and that was it. >> reporter: at a dodgers exhibition game in los angeles cameras shook and the legendary announcer made the call. >> little tremor here in the ballpark. i'm not sure if the folks felt it but we certainly felt it here in press box row. >> this is an earthquake that is not terribly damaging but should be taken to heart that we can have larger, more damaging aircraft. >> reporter: and experts caution that aftershocks may continue for several days to weeks. >> and now we're having an aftershock. >> reporter: with more aftershock this is afternoon, many fear there are worse quakes to come. experts say there is a 5% chance that yesterday's quake is a sign of a stronger quake ahead, but aut

to the south, residents were cleaning up today from flooding and mudflows in the los angeles area. that dropped anywhere from a couple of ifnches to almost a foot of rain on the state. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this sunday, was it murder, or was it an accident? the trial of former olympian oscar pistorius gets under way in south africa. >>> and later, a royal road trip. the first for britain's newest little prince. >>> he is one of his country's greatest athletes, a symbol of triumph over adversity that carried oscar pistorius with his artificial legs all the way to the olympics two summers ago, representing south africa. but tomorrow he faces what perhaps will be his greatest challenge as he goes on trial, charged with murdering his girlfriend. our report tonight from nbc's ayman mohyeldin in pretoria. >> reporter: it's being called south africa's atrial of the century. a star athlete who defied the odds to become the first runner to compete with prosthetics at the 2012 olympic games. a model and lawyer, captivating with her intellect and beauty, and a killing that'

across the south-west there's cloud coming in off the pacific. no rain in the forecast. los angeles degrees. you have to remember they are in the drought situation. we don't expect to see much in terms of a change your in temperature until we get to the weekend. 89 is the high on sunday. rain passing across. >> things are heating up. >> president obama is turning to a popular web comedy show. it opens up a new avenue to capture the youth. >> when i heard people watch the show i was surprised. >> hi, welcome to an addition it "between two ferns". >> it's a show that makes quests feel awkward or uncomfortable. and with president obama date day. >> he's not our ambassador >> the questions were amusingly undignified. >> where are you planning to build our presidential library, in hawaii or your home country of kenya. both places seem to be... >> that's ridiculous. >> the burns went both ways. >> what is it like to be the last black president? >> seriously, what is it like for this to be the last time you talk to president. >> must stink that you can't run three times? >> i think it's a

. >> right, i'd say 20 miles south of downtown los angeles, it was an unusual sequence of events.is 3.0 foreshock and a 5.1 earthquake that happened on a busy friday night. dodger game going on. and some broken water mains, as indicated, there was no major structural damage. officials are urging people not to use candles. there could be natural gas lines broken. you have that water main break there. and certainly a lot of rattled nerves. is this an area pretty used to earthquakes. a couple weeks ago, guys, you have that earthquake, now you have another one. a lot of people on edge here. >> thinking that the big one's coming? >> yeah. after that big earthquake, everybody is standing and wait for the aftershock? >> that's right. >> during the press conference at cal tech there was an aftershock. check this video out. >> right, it's completely where you are. an earthquake of this size lasts for about one second in terms of how the earth is producing energy. if you felt a long slow roll, you're relatively after the event. we're having an aftershock now about 2.7. >> just taking it in

it was felt across the los angeles area from bakersfield to the north and as far south as camp pendleton centered between encenio and westwood. it has been followed by a 2.7 earthquake and a 2.5 after shock. >> a fairfield father accused of biting off part of his baby's noise because he would not stop crying will be arraigned this morning and is held at $800,000 bail. the baby's mother say he showed no signs of violence before he bit his son. a third of the child's nose was severed. the newborn is will suffering from a skull fracture and a brain hemorrhage. ta'jon is is in the custody of chile protective services. his mom will fight that authorities are investigating an overnight house fire in san jose where a marijuana "grow" operation was found. crews waited for pg&e to turn off the power before they could go on the home. the electrical service was illegally bypassed. 70 marijuana plants were found inside the home and a smaller quantity outside. the owner said he has a permanent to grow them. >> if you are going to celebrate st. patrick's day you may want to make sure you have a ride h

united states geological survey, the quake was centered one mile southeast of roland heights south of los angelesuake. no significant damage or injuries from that earthquake, and you can see the damage so that the other one had earlier, but there is no significant damage aside from the things falling awe of the shelves and no significant injuries as well, and more on the quake just as soon as it comes in on cnn. and coming up, we will talk about the difficult search for flight 370, and how do you search in the open ocean with no landmarks and endless sea. it is extremely difficult for the folks out there looking for debris. stay with us. [ male announcer ] every day, your mouth is building up layer upon layer of bacteria, so destroy these layers with listerine®. its unique formula penetrates these layers deeper than any other mouthwash. for a cleaner, healthier mouth, #1 dentist recommended listerine®. power to your mouth™. aye, or...a mornin' of tiny voices crying out, "feed us -- we've awakened from our long winter's nap and we're peckish to the point of starvin'"!! i don't understand... your g

los angeles. >> what we experienced -- >> okay. my goodness. all right. that's a earthquake, a big one. >> fox 11 where earthquakes come with south tracts. s -- a 4.4. epicenter outside westwood from 15 miles from downtown los angeles, and kind of deep, too, five miles. locals reported a few aftershocks but officials say there was no major damage of any kind. on the east coast, late winter blast slamming the mid-atlantic and parts of the anymore. record-breaking amounts of snow just days before the official start of springtime. folks from west virginia to new jersey reported snowfall overnight and this morning. looks like a winter pattern. the storm's movement shows you what happened. the national weather service officials say at least one town in virginia got more than a foot of snow. meantime, the storm dumped several inches on the nation's capitol. government offices shut down again today. forecasters say most of the snow has moved out over the atlantic by now. here's a look at system from space. a broad thing. nasa tweeted this photo with a caption, the storm that brought st. patrick's day storm to the mid-atlantic. we're live -- >> h

to the south, in san francisco and los angeles, 4 to 6 inches of rainfall below average.ain causing all the problems around the northwest u.s. >> thanks so much. >>> they haven't been seen by their loved ones for more than two weeks. >> after the break, we'll take a closer look at some of those who were on board malaysian airlines flight 370. male announcer ] this the cat that drank the milk... [ meows ] ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. >>> 239. we've heard that number over and over again, since the malaysian airliner went missing more than two weeks ago. >> it's more than just the number of people on board that plane. it also represents parents,

los angeles. it's going to be rough down there today. but for us, as you can see here, the overall core is riding to the south. it's heading out of here. and by about 9:00 p.m. tonight the showers will really start to let up. you do want to keep that umbrella handy as we head throughout the next 24 hours at least. this is what you can expect as we head throughout the weekend. for today, on-and-off showers. by 11:00 a.m. roadways stay nice and slick. as we head throughout the first part of sunday we'll have the pesky showers. you may need your windshield wipers from time to time all the way throughout sunday morning but by sunday afternoon that sunshine returns in full force. and it's going to be nice out there. let me give you a little preview of what to expect temperaturewise this weekend. it will be comfortable, too, in the 60s and upper 60s at that. as we head into saturday and sunday. we'll warm you up a little bit tomorrow and talking about more sunshine as well, but you'll notice on the bottom of your screen where we have your scrolling seven-day forecast we've got more rain in the forecast. i can tell y

down to the south we have seen showers pushing out into parts of arizona as well as into parts of utah. los angeles a high for you of 75 degrees, and temperatures really going to be rising with plenty of sunshine in the forecast. saturday at 83, sunday at 90. monday back down to 83. texas, clear for you over the next day. temperatures not too warm, dallas seeing 69. >> still ahead, keeping the pressure on over gun control. the steps a college is taking to put the squeeze on gun companies. >> more people displaced by the violence in darfur. what is behind the escalation. >> a series of deaths in venezuela. how neighbouring countries are intervening to end the blood shed. psh south by south-west music festival. a drunk driver was fleeing officers when he crashed through barricades killing two, injuring three others. the 21-year-old is facing two counts of capital murder and 23 charges of assault with a vehicle. it's been more than a year now since elementary students were gunned down in a school. since then gun control legislation in congress has gone nowhere. a small college is the first school in a