maybe showers in taipei as we go through thursday. a look at what's happening in europe. we have a cut-off low pressure system. it's a very slow-moving one that continues to remain over italy. it will ten to bring showers in places like vienna and rome as we go through wednesday. another system will be moving through the british isles. so you're going to see showers also coming to the picture. madrid and liwe look at north america, back over towards los angeles, a record-setting day with a high of 32.2 degrees celsius on tuesday. we are expecting cooler temperatures to come back into the picture. we have a system that's going to bring showers not only in the pacific northwest but the california coast. a low pressure system is bringing wintry weather into the northeastern portions of the united states bringing snow into canada as we go into wednesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and thank you foroyj4j8j8j8j genie: hello, everyone. this is "france 24." i'm genie godula. these are the headlines print today in libya marks the f

taipei with a high of 21. shanghai getting up to 16 here on your tuesday. all right. here's your extended outlook.

let's get the latest with leslie chang, joining us on the line from taipei. what's the situation as you understand it? >> reporter: the earthquake heavily struck southern taiwan this morning, over 12 hours. the search and rescue operations are conditioning and the death toll has risen to seven. disaster center is in tinain. an apartment complex building collapsed, which housed 296 people. the deaths include a 10-year-old little girl. the latest information we've acquired is the underground foundation is only one story deep. there are 16 stories on the ground. some experts say that could possibly explain why the surrounding buildings collapsed. the construction company went bankrupt while the building was still under construction. what's more shocking is a lot of cook oil containers, plastic or metal, are seen inside the private construction. however, the investigation is under way. >> we appreciate the understanding the reporting of what's happening. let's turn to elise hugh. it is good to have you this hour. you're a couple hours away from the epicenter but

we did get some numbers from taipei. malaysia, has a federal holiday.hat a start to the first day of the month. david: it is an extension of always on friday. to tie everything together. there was a lot of pressure on the bmg. economy grinding to a halt. china was slowing down. we got confirmation of that, -- there's ans is reaction. above $.70 at the moment. demand of more materials from australia. you tie this and together with the export numbers out of south korea, 18% collapse. 20% collapse in imports. it means less need for things like capitals and high-tech exports. also, same story in japan. levels we are approaching the to your three-year low. all the data points that we are getting so far this morning, with the exception of the inflation rate out of australia, really reinforces the narrative that central banks are in need to support the economy, because we are not firing on all cylinders. equities are on the way up. oil is also holding onto gains. as is gold. the other market story for the day, these bond yields over in japan. seven points. we

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they are reporting in the "taipei times" that the buildings were not up to standards.he developer of this 17-story apartment complex may have been cutting corners. prosecutors have launched an investigation into that. there were empty cans found in cracked killers. in structural -- structural engineers have said that the base was too narrow to support the height of the building in an earthquake zone. moving on, "the south china morning post" is also reporting about that. it had not been listed as a dangerous structure, but officials will be looking into the developer's background. >> let's move on to north korea. launch isst rocket provoking international complaint. >> here in france, it was a lead story, as well. there is a picture of kim jong-un. "strangelove." words referencing "dr. strangelove," the stanley kubrick movie. they say it is not a satellite in orbit, but a long-range missile launch. they said it demonstrates the impotence of the international community to rein in that regime. >> "the guardian" is also taking a look at this story. >> they are saying that

taipei to get back into the warm weather, manila with a high of 32 on wednesday. extended >>> one more story to share with you before we go. winter weather helping people in western japan bring down the heat in their cooking. >> translator: residents in the this town laying salted chilly peppers on the snow. they say it makes them less spicy. they leave them outside for four days. cold temperatures and winds balance the flavors. >> translator: i can't wait to eat them. >> the next step so s to grind the chillies and mix in other ingredients. they'll be left to age for three years. they make miso paste, soy sauce. >> that wraps up this edition of news line, i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. host: worldwide, we waste about one third of the food we produce. i am not just talking about rich nations. hello, and welcome to "global 3000." we're about to explore why it's so difficult to stop the global waste of food, and here's what we have coming up. how proper storage and transport chains help cut down on food waste in rwanda. how a new app stops

taipei with a high of 22. shanghai, getting up to you 18. hong kong, 19. japan, once that low starts to push through, temperatures are on the rise. soporo getting up to 17 by saturday. 20, into tokyo, 18 by sunday. but it could even push into the 20s. something to watch out for, definitely going to be warm. not as hot as our friends farther down the southern hemisphere. it has been bringing heat across the region. perth, do stay inside, stay cool and hydrated. linger that way until it goes down to a reasonable temperature, into the mid 30s, but not until the weekend. europe, what we have going on is that severe weather, storm system continuing to roll through here. already has brought some damaging biwinds, spain, large hail, damaging wind gusts, even a threat down here towards the south, flash flooding and also toward the higher elevations. do expect snowfall. now, behind this, this is dragging in the cold air london, a high of 8. paris getting up to 9, showers in your forecast. east, vienna, heading toward the mid part of the week. americas, fairly quick

high of 12, meanwhile back there towards the west, seoul, taipei, showers in your forecast, high of 16. here is the extended outlook. >>> and that concludes this edition of newsline. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. stacey thunder: on this edition of "native report" we attend the northern plains indian art market in sioux falls, south da

taipei sept twenty four hours ago scott casper called out several numbers to do basketball tonight is our new life in a minute all the work last night i am less than i was busy on another story and missed the first half of . oh you must of thought the start time last night was eight o'clock because they were pretty bad and for the first hour of the game that actually started at seven they trailed north texas by three at halftime and the second and trey freeman got some help from his friends and may kill one of four players in double figures the big star the night really was brandon stanton a career high in points with seventeen eleven rebounds. the monarchs won its sixty seven forty seven that is four straight wins coach jeff jones gave them a talking to a half ended in a lot of things better after that the energy to post challenges in the locker room to improve so that they are clearly supposed to be one now makes a run down the stretch. well there's never any guarantees in the truth is if we play the way we played in the second half than we can continue winning basketball games but

high of 12, meanwhile back there towards the west, seoul, taipei, showers in your forecast, high of 16. here is the extended outlook. >>> and that concludes this edition of newsline. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. stacey thunder: on this edition of "native report" we attend the northern plains indian art market in sioux falls, south dakota. while in sioux falls, we also learn about the south dakota urban indian health center. and from the "native report" archives, we look back at our visit to the journey museum in rapid city we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is me possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]

back to the west, much drier looking and sun eye conditions from beijing to shanghai, and down to taipei, a high of 9 degrees. now rapidly, a look at europe. we have a trough. you may notice the clouds moving to the north and east, that is what we call a trough. southerly flow on the eastern side, that's going to push up temperatures. and then single digit highs from london, paris, down to madrid. all the way into moscow, as we go throughout the day on monday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> koga in western japan is famous for its ninja tradition. officials there are trying to boost tourism by dressing up as the secret agents who worked for feudal warlords. one city official came to work on his bicycle in full ninja regalia. he said his costume is a breath of fresh air in the office. >> translator: if you come here, you'll learn a lot about ninjas. we welcome visitors. >> the nearby city of iga also has a strong ninja tradition. the two cities designated february 22nd as ninja day. >>> visitors to japan, you might want to put the cities of úqú

we are looking at dry conditions except for showers into shanghai and taipei, looking at dry conditions further toward the north. now we've been talking about the very active weather into europe. that is starting to back off just a little bit, but now the milder conditions out to the south with drier patterns is going to switch to a rainy pattern. so from paris into vienna and warsaw, you'll need your umbrella as you go through the day. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> celebrities in japan joined a traditional bean-throwing festival at a buddhist temple near tokyo, hoping to throw the crowd a little luck. hakuho, the highest-ranked sumo wrestler in japan and an actor in a nhk year-long drama took part in the event. it's believed if someone catches a bean, they will have good fortune for a whole year. >> translator: this is my first time. i didn't expect to get any beans, so i'm very happy. >> translator: i prayed for happiness for all. >> the centuries-old tradition attracted more than 50,000 people this year. some 1200 kilograms of soybeans a

reports the quake was strong enough to be felt on the other side of the island in the capital of taipei. we will be covering this overnight for you.. and will have new information on good morning tri-state starting at five a-m. also breaking at 11... a mid-air collision sends two planes plunging into the ocean off the coast of los angeles. search teams are out right now looking for any survivors. people in a fishing boat spotted one of the planes nose down in the water. it quickly sank. officials haven't said how many people were on the planes. the entrance to the los angeles harbor has been closed while the search is under way. new on 11 at 11... charges have now been filed in the case of leroy.. a dog found near death in middletown. his owner is accused of starving old boxer puppy was sick.. dehydrated and practically skin and bones when a good samaritan discovered him in an alley. he was taken to a vet... given food and water.. and treated for the parvo virus. he's now doing much better. new at 11.. why was the woman accused of hitting an 11 year old girl .. and then leaving the scen

taipei about 5 degrees higher than normal as we go into the weekend. let's look forward to that. across hawaii, there's a giant low pressure system over the north. and this is sending large and dangerouwellsoss nor the nor and west coast of hawaii. waves could hit up to 14 meter into trsday moing acro t rthwest coastf t hawaiian islands. wednesd a bigur of eve surfing event was scheduled. because the height of waves didn't fit the criteria of event it was canceled but waves will remain quite high into tomorrow morning. temperatures across hawaii and honolulu will see quite high temperatures as we go into the weekend. 28 degrees for the high on friday as well as saturday. it has been very chilly at night butinally things will be warming up so that's good news. let's goo north america. record high temperatures were set in los angeles and suounding areas this week. however, the northern areas, rainy weather for you across the pacific northwest. and 180 millimeters of rain could fall for the next three days or so. watch out for flooding. and then another big story is extremely low te

showers in taipei. that means a wet weekend for the korean peninsula and japan. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> thanks for joining us here on "newsline." at the top of the hour is "newsroom tokyo." stay tuned for more here on nhk world. oyçyj4j8j8j8j >> welcome to france 24. i'm molly hall. these are the headlines. crunch time for david cameron as he tries to secure his eu reform bill in brussels in preparation for the so-called brexit summit. a deadly attacking ankara. suicides linked the bombing to syrian kurdish fighters. the group's leader denies responsibility.

you might want to have an umbrella ready if you are out there into taipei. a high of 14. if you notice south of that frontal area, things are on the warm side. manila, 32, partly cloudy skies. you haven't seen rain showers out here yet this past month in february, and also towards january, just because most of the precipitation continuing to stay farther to the northeast. let's look over towards the americas now. talk about a severe storm system. if you are traveling anywhere from southwestern areas of california, extending up through ontario, in fact, over the course of the next 48 hours, you may want to be taking it slow on the roadways and also check your flights. this is going to be a potent storm. for example, into san diego, a tree down just from one of those thunderstorms that flared up here on sunday. now storms continuing to gather strength. still very dangerous. in fact in san diego, a tree also fell on top of a car. one casualty was reported out of there because of this. as it pulls to the east, we'll see very gusty winds. some areas looking at about 60, 70 cen

upside-down has attracted hundreds of people wanting to catch a glimpse of the rather odd sight in downtown taipei. the house was furnished with real-size chairs, tables and even a car stuck to the ceiling. the house opened earlier this month and will remain on display until july of this year. one visitor said he was excited to visit the house because the upside-down perspective made him feel like he was in a movie. the family-sized house has a living room, a bathroom, a garage and other rooms. organizers say it took about two months to build the house. that would kind of confuse you. they put everything on the ceiling before or after. what are you planning on doing with your tax return this year. coming up. we'll have some advice. coming up later this afternoon on ellen. that's today at 4:00 followed by , hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all com

cloudy skies for tie pie and -- taipei and manila will be getting rain.ope, still seeing a bit of a mess in the central portions of the continent. that's going to bring some rain as we good throughout the day. looking for wet weather into paris as we go throughout the day. here's your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you for watching this edition of "newsline." at the top of the hour is newsroom "reporters" on "france 24" and france24.com. ."nie: welcome to "france 24 these are the headlines. the u.n. is hoping to raise for this$8 billion year alone to help close caught in the conflict. the negotiations on syria have been put on pause two days after they began. the u.n. accused

taipei with a high of 21. shanghai getting up to 16 here on your tuesday. all right. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. xxxx >> euromax highlights. host: hi there and welcome to our highlights edition. two steps forward one step back. in a figurative sense that just about describes our top stories for today. zooming in. the time-lapse videos of geoff tompkinson staying afloat. european architects design living spaces on the water. and waltzing away. ballroom dancing is enjoying a renaissance. for the past 40 years geoff tompkinson has worked as a cameraman and photographer and during that time he's perfected a technique of timelapse photography that he calls hyperzoom. and in fact, it's a trick that's

the quake was felt in taipei. no major damage in the capitol city. >>> four days until the presidential primaries in new hampshire. the candidates aren't letting a snowstorm stop their stomping. hillary clinton braved the storm stick to go a full slate bernie sanders campaigned though he's preparing to appear on saturday night live, along with larry david who does a spot on impression of the presidential hopeful. most of the candidates are in new hampshire and preparing for an abc news debate tomorrow donald trump canceled his he sent supporters trudging door to door through the snow. trump was a no show at the last republican debate. he's expected to make it tomorrow night. the republican debate tomorrow here on channel 7 and on the watch abc app. it begins at 8:00 with local reporter dave evans heading to new hampshire. you can watch his live reports on the primary beginning monday on eyewitness news. >>> there was a lot of grumpy chatter on twitter tonight about dinner or the lack of it. seamless, the popular f

this will promote and help support the cross-strait talks between beijing and taipei. >>> myanmar has convened a historic parliamentary session. aung san suu kyi's national league for democracy holds most of the seats. it won a landslide victory in last year's general election over the ruling military-backed regime. the first fair vote in decades. lawmakers elected win myint as lower house speaker. he's a senior nld member and an aide to aung san suu kyi. the deputy speaker was chosen from the military-backed party in a sign of reconciliation. now they'll start the process to select the country's president which ends with a vote by the upper and lower chambers. although she leads the nld, the country's constitution makes it difficult for aung san suu kyi to become president. it doesn't allow anyone with a foreign spou or child from assuming the post. her sons are british nationals. she has significant public support and has expressed her strong resolve to lead the new government, saying her position would be above the president. the new government will take over from the current milit

taipei getting up to 15 there on your tuesday. all right. here's your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for joining us. xxxx x0 >> hello, and welcome to "euromaxx highlights" where we round up the best bits of the week for you. let's have a look whats coming on today's show for you -- time to keep. how the blogger "watch anish" is stirring up the clock industry. time to party how vrot-swaf celebrates being european capital of culture. and, time to sleep. a spaced out hotel in the czech republic the world of luxury watches has always been something of a closed club. but social media is changing that. one blogger who's fanatical about watches has broken into this elite branch.

trapped after the quake toppled buildings in a city about 200 miles away from the kamtal city of taipei. that hit just before 4:00 in the morning. one apartment building crumbled from the quake. other areas of the city still being canvassed for possible damage. at this point three people are reported dead and more than 150 have already been hospitalized. >>> new at 5:00, a man accused of robbing a bank is hospitalized tonight with gunshot wounds. officers say he robbed the san mateo credit union located across the street from the golden gate national cemetery in south san francisco this morning. as he was leaving, police confronted him and that's when they say he pointed a gun at them forcing them to open fire. the man is hospitalized tonight but we don't know his condition and his name has not been released yet. >>> details on a violent robbery at a solano mall which today became a murder. prosecutors say they'll charge 19-year-old william david king with homicide because the victim did die today. it happened on wednesday at the solano town center when a woman was walking to her car. p

the quake hit taipei earlier this morning. most of the injured live in a high-rise apartment building brought down by the quake. >>> we move now to the democracy 2016 coverage. ohio governor kasich says he is still in it to win it and has no interest in becoming a vice president. >> would you ever accept a vice- presidential nod from somebody. >> no. no. that's kind of crazy. i would not even think about it. i'm running for president. >> kasich goes on to say, he, quote, would be the worst vice president that anybody could ever imagine because he can't take orders from other people. interesting to note that interview was held on the kasich campaign bus once used by ricky martin and lady ante antebellum. >>> we are teaming up with politico fact. they check the accuracy of what campaign trail and tv ads. governor kasich has been making a lot of appearances, one of them on fox news in which he talks about our state's economy. >> guess what, think about our ex. >> your credit rating. >> as high as it can get, aa rating. >> what ab

we are watching shares on the open in taipei.no clarity on reports that it is to acquire sharp. 0.8%.ke up by in tokyo, sharp shares look like this after rising more than 7% yesterday. pretty unchanged today. the nikkei news reports shares are not -- they are not supposed deal.ch a analysts have issued a note saying investors should stay on the sidelines until there is more details about a potential deal, saying any acquisition could dilute earnings for this year and also next. die what has reduced -- they have cut their price tag at $277 taiwanese dollars over the past 12 months. shares are rising today in tokyo. reports that the president may be replaced in june when the company holds its shareholder meeting. up by almost 5% there. reports toshiba may bailout of computer production and sell its chinese plant. toshiba is in talks with chinese companies to sell its plant in china. says it isinoff close to a deal to merge with the computer units of toshiba and fuji two. it is understood to shiva products would be produced at a dif

(tie-pay) taipei, for good fortune. many hope that the year will bring better luck to the island's sluggish economy. the chinese new year holiday begins with new year's eve on sunday, with february 8 marking the first day of the year of the monkey. coming up on midday-- we continue to follow breaking news out of new we're back at --:-- on wavy news 10 midday i'm brandi cummings in for katie collett and i'm don roberts. thanks for staying with us. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center... this afternoon: increasing sunshine. windy and cool. highs: mid-40s. winds: nw 10-20 mph, gusts up to 25 mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows: low-30s. winds: n 5-10 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. highs: low to mid-40s. winds: n 5-10 mph. we had a mix of rain, snow, and sleet this morning, but now all of the wet weather has moved we'll see increasing sunshine through the afternoon, it'll remain windy and chilly with hi

that's already incredible, late last night taipei time. two brothers and their mother were pulled out alive. they told the story of how they took turns yelling for help so they could preserve their energy and preserve their voices. there's also the story of a 3-year-old boy who was found just sort of twisted under mangled metal. his arm was crushed under concrete. yelling for help, 3 years old. they weren't able to get to him immediately because it was a difficult rescue. and crews fed him through a straw. they got a straw to him so he could have water and sustenance. he has been rescued. but his parents are missing. >> we see the live images as the rescues continue around that building. we have our fingers crossed and hope for more stories of survival that you just mentioned. elise hu, speaking the to us from taipei in taiwan. >> incredible stories there. >>> let's take a short break. still to come, the nfl has crowned a new champion. and we will have the highlights from america's biggest sporting event, super bowl 50. >>> plus, the u.s.

the fully upside-down house will be open until july in taipei. it features life-size chairs tables a toilet and even a car, stuck to the ceiling. it cost about $600,000 to build and has nearly 3600 square feet. sheree: a fight with a big catch in new hampshire but it had nothing to do with reeling the fish in. new hampshire college hockey has a tradition of throwing a big fish onto the ice after the home team' s first goal. well this guy couldn' t get the slippery fish over the glass. at one point it even hit him in the face as it fell. eventually he was successful. mike: you just have to swing it from the back. he is trying to do a jump shot. a group of hackers targeting s police department. sheree: a look at security measures to try to prevent another security breach. >> our first priority is to keep the students say. a balancing ac from cincinnati' s wlwt news 5 leading the way. mike: we are falling breaking news in northern kentucky a crash, one person is dead. among those thrown from the car is a seven-month-year-old baby. from a and on the

seven months later, another trans asia plane crashed in taipei when the wrong engine was shut down.se towarship sailed an island claimed by china, passing within 12 miles of triton island, part of a chain claimed by vietnam and taiwan. the pentagon says the u.s. will sail anywhere international law allows. beijing says move was unprofessional and a deliberate provocation. the annual lunar new year travel rush is underway with almost 3 billion trips expected in china alone. train and bus stations were packed over the weekend. the transport ministry forecasts travel around next week. this year's crush may be less than usual because of the slowing economy. the spring festival two years ago saw 3.5 billion trips in china. powered by over 2400 journalists in the 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. angie: the bank of japan's surprise move is still rippling across markets. lift.d: indices getting a what did you make of it? >> the boj move? well, you have to do something. the reason you have to do something is that people really want something to be done. what ishe papers

replaced by someone who wants to cool the recently improved title between beijing and taipei. they'll be looking at the policies. there are issues of weaponry that is going into taiwan, which may continue at the level if there is a perception of a threat from the chinese side. it's been in the east as well. as far as the united states is concerned, president barack obama, who is hosting the azian world, the association of south-east nation's in california. before the news came out, was saying that the united states would press ahead with the policy of ensuring freedom of navigation, that the close sales by the naval vessels seemed destined to continue close to the islands in that china said are its. and the basis, extending the footprint. now it seems placing military weaponry. >> with the ongoing challenges in that part of the world, the u.s. seeing a need to make a show of strength. tell us about that. >> that's right, here on the korean peninsula in the united states, they have owned four stealth fighters, low over the air space and touching down at a u.s. air base in south

a three-story home has attracted hundreds in downtown taipei. it has american-style furnishings. complete with life-sized chairs, tables, and even an upside-down car. talk about dancing on the ceiling. right? you actually get to do it. how do the stairs work? >> sarah: this is the coolest thing. i don't know. >> kris: down the stairs to go up. up the stairs to go down. >> bri: alice in wonderland. it all has to do with the rabbit hole, you guys. how about gaining daylight? by the time we get to march 20, which is close to kicking off spring, we will have been past daylight savings time. we are gaining an hour and 16 minutes in the next four weeks. not only that, but wait. there is more. it is easier to feel the heat from the sun. you step out in direct sunlight. it can easily feel five to ten degrees warmer than the air temperature reads. we are back to normal today, though. 40 degrees is where we should be this time of year. 37 in worcester. 46 in norwood. we won't get warmer than that today. maybe by a degree or. two i think we have hit our highs in most spots. again, very clos

magnitude quake toppled buildings in the southern city of tainam about 200 miles from the capital stay of taipei. this is the first video from there that shows widespread devastation. quake hit just before 4:00 a.m. local time. as of now at least three people have been killed and more than 150 are hospitalized. >>> hundreds of students in the south bay waited in line for hours to get the meningitis vaccine at santa clara university after two students there tested positive for the disease. one an employee at argosy university has died. >> from the library to the levy center, students at santa clara university lined up for more than two hours today trying to protect themselves from a potentially deadly strain of meningitis. >> it was pretty terrifying at first especially not knowing how it spread or anything. >> reporter: the health department says three undergrad students were infected with the sero group b strain and hospitalized. some students say the line was long but better than the alternative. >> it's this or meningitis, maybe. >> reporter: by noon, vaccinators had already given out 800 fre

upside-down has attracted hundreds of people wanting to catch a glimpse of the rather odd sight in downtown taipei. the house was furnished in the american country style with real-size chairs, tables, a toilet and even a car stuck to the ceiling. it took about two months and 600-thousand dollars to build the upside-dowowhouse. no word on....why they did it. & b singer bobbi brown announced he and his wife are having another baby. plus...joe biden is heading to the oscars. we'll tell you what >> gerard butler was on the tonight show last night with jimmy fallon. here's a clip. on the show tonight nathan lane russell. you can catch the tonight show with jimmyallon right here on ktiv at 10:35 after news 4. r-and-b singer bobby brown has his seventh child on the way. he and his wife, alicia etheredge, are expecting. they just had a baby girl seven months ago. bobbi kristina, his daughter with the late whitney houston, died last year after being found unconscious in her bathtub. vice president joe biden will have a serious message for the audience at the oscars this weekend. according to the white hous

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