every tulip you see comes from one bulb. that was created by the grower, and then had to be multiplied. so the one bulb became four, and the four becomes 12, and so that's why when you have a new variety of tulip, it takes quite a while before you have the huge quantity to be able to sell it commercially. they come in a huge variety of colors. you have parrot ones that have the multiple colors. you have doubles. you know, it's almost like three tulips in one. black doesn't exist. and then blue doesn't exist, either. the closest you can get is a deep purple. so we played a little trick so we have a blue tulip here today that was calendar. it was originally a white tulip, and the way it's colored it's put in blue water, and then it becomes a beautiful blue. tulips, they are definitely the springtime flower that you see around. and i think it brings people happiness. >> woodruff: tonight, on most pbs stations, frontline presents "the last days of solitary," following five inmates over three years in the maine prison system. in

quite a sight. >> daffodil the, tulips, and everything -- daffodils, tulips, and everything. a clash ahead, bill? >>> yeah. unfortunately 16 million people at risk of flash flooding. overnight, heavy rains in the charlotte region. now pushing a little slowly to the east. the area of greatest risk today is where the slow-moving storms are already forming. this area of upstate south carolina from myrtle beach to wilmington, fayetteville, and eventually toward the raleigh durham area. could pick up three to six inches of rain and flooding possible from small streams. that's the big weather story. here's the local forecast. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. we've got clouds moving in and a chance of showers during the day. the temperatures will climb into the upper 50s and low 60s. may need the umbrella especially later today. neighborhood forecast coming up. >>> see you then. here's a look at what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> draft detours. a third round of center city road closures happens ahead of the nfl draft this week. a big deal. we'll help

a sea of tulips at skagit valley tulip festival. this is north of festival is designed as a driving tour, but this morning take a bird's eye view from a drone. the festival is in its 34th year. tulips as far as the eye can see. >> meanwhile here you can tiptoe through the mud. >> if you've ever been to amsterdam, let me tell you something, the tulip festival in the netherlands. >> always one upping. you want to see something better than washington state. >> we have beautiful tulips around here, too. there are nice ones up there near the netherlands ka ril on. you can see them here in beautiful northern virginia. today will not be a day for tiptoeing through the tulips. a muddy splash. today and tomorrow, too. we'll have great actutulip grow weather. >>> taking a look right now at metro. we have blue and silver line single tracking just between these two stops here. we'll talk about between addison road and morgan road. that's because of a deer hit there a short time ago. beltway looks good. everything there has cleared out of the wa

tulip mazumdar, bbc news, vashon island.nts from viewers about poor sound and mumbling in a number of programmes, including jamaica inn and the recent drama ss—gb. that has upset a lot of viewers. our media correspondent, david sillito, has been been to take part in an experiment at the science media museum, in bradford, which assesses what viewers can and can't hear. so i suppose you must work here? mumbling i'm doing a lot of unpaid work. i can't understand what he's saying. no. tv sound, why has it become such an issue? we've conducted a little experiment at bradford's national science and media museum. two actors, one scene, and different styles, modern and naturalistic and something a bit more old—school. sort of, i'm doing a little unpaid work. i wasn't expecting to see you here, are you still at college? i took a break. also, what happens if you change the sound effects, the level of noise around us? and how about music? can you still hear what i'm saying? really? and the results? well, no—one could agree. hearing, it

piani blooming tulip. >> so we've been talking to you little off camera.ke the camera guy and myself asking specific gardening questions. do you guys ever get sick? like i said to you i want a flowering flower, flowering plant, that's deer resistant, if full sun. again, when we ask sue the weather, like we want sue to tell us the weather right over our head. do you ever get mad people asking specific things of you guys? >> no, it is really part every our job here at longwood gardens, to interact with the guests and educate them as best we can with whatever they are asking us. >> okay. is this your favorite time of year or are you more after full summer person? in terms of flowers? >> i'm actually more after fall person. >> really? >> yes. i love the fall flowers, i love when the flower garden walk is big, and lush, in september, and everything is fully grown in, and we started looking crops. >> now you know what's going to happen. people will see all of these flowers, and they'll look in their backyard it, looks kinds of dreary. it doesn't look like this.

tulip mazumdar, bbc news. more on that story online as well. rescue the north america free trade agreement — of nafta as it's called. we've put together this reminder of donald trump's view of it. go to gotoa go to a ohio, pennsylvania, you go anywhere you want, secretary clinton, and you will see devastation where manufacturing is down 30, 40, sometimes 50%. nafta is the worst trade deal may be ever signed, navy anywhere, but certainly in this country. first i will announce my intention to totally renegotiate nafta, one of the worst deals our country has ever made. i'm going to start renegotiating nafta on immigration, and on security at the border. we have an outstanding trade relationship with canada. we will be tweaking it, we will be doing certain things that will benefit both of our countries. a lot of border states in particular are not able to sell their dairy products into canada and this has been going on for a while. we're not going to up with it. we heard the president referring to the dairy trade. samira hussein has made a report a

millions of tulips bursting into bloom in washington state. it's all part of color in the tulip festival north of seattle celebrating it's 34th year and quite a sight indeed. >> let's check in with details on potential flash flooding ahead. >> 16 million people at risk of the flash flooding. a slow moving storm dragging a ton of moisture off the atlantic. very heavy rain in charlotte pushing slowly to the east. the area of greatest risk is where the slow moving storms are forming here. this area of south carolina myrtle beach, raleigh durham area, they could pick up 3 inches. especially the small streams. now here's your local forecast. as we continue southeast with a flow of a storm the temperature 57. behind it we'll try out nicely in georgia, alabama, mississippi, the rain will move to the north today. carry that umbrella today in richmond and washington d.c. this storm is going to head up the east coast for the northeast on tuesday. more details on that coming up. >> more rain. don't you love it. >> springtime. >> thank you, bill. fans of

tulip mazumdar, bbc news, vashon island. tulip is with me now. let‘s talk about this more.ion and during the time you are talking about, early 2000, a british doctor had, but this controversial and subsequently discredited study that suggested a link between autism and vaccines which has since been totally discredited and he was struck. but it put doubt in the minds of many pa rents it put doubt in the minds of many parents and that is something that has reverberated all over the world. and what i saw on vashon island and other areas, parents do not trust the authorities, do not trust the doctors, the world health 0rganisation, they‘re all saying vaccines are safe but they talk to their friends vaccines are safe but they talk to theirfriends and vaccines are safe but they talk to their friends and gold social media, they ask about the stories and come back and hear about them. well in the case of measles, if no one vaccinate siew have a real problem. and that happened just a few years backin and that happened just a few years back in california, disneyland, one and 100 peop

this is at unruh and tulip. alex's barbershop behind me caught fire and two apartments upstairs, two people were injured in the fire. they were taken to a local hospital. one of them is being questioned about the fire. the fire marshal still on the scene, but the news was, when animal care and control teams showed up here to remove the alligator which was inside a fish tank, i'm told surrounded by green slime of all things, and the alligator was brought out and shown to reporters and photographers here a few moments ago. from what we understand the injuries at the hospital are smoke related injuries. some minor burns from what we've been told. at least so far that's preliminary information. the fire marshal is still on the scene here investigating the cause of this fire, and where it originated. fire officials -- firefighters are still here on the scene. one truck with four or five firefighters continue to be here while the fire marshal is on scene. the big news unruh at tulip tonight that gator. lucy? >> all ri

i'm a super tulip. >> stephen: well, nice to see you. about exactly a year that i haven't been here. >> stephen: welcome back. happy to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> stephen: how have you been? >> i'm been good. i got married. >> stephen: congratulations. ( cheers and applause ). >> you know, minor-- minor thing. >> stephen: were you engaged last time? >> i was secretly engaged. >> stephen: "secretly engaged?" >> i was engaged. my fiance knew. so it wasn't a secret to him you. >> stephen: never know. >> we knew but we just sort of wanted it to be our thing -- >> stephen: did your families know? >> our families knew, yes. you didn't know but you happened to-- i remember this when they asked me to come back on, right after the did the show last year, i went directly from our taping to the place i got my wedding dress, and i bought my wedding dress that night. >> stephen: really, from here you went to the wedding dress? >> yes. >> stephen: wow. they couldn't possibly do better than that? >> this is my wedding dress. ( laughter ).

tulip mazumdar, bbc news, vashon island.e highest level since september 2013. a jump in the cost of food and clothing was offset by cheaper flights. 0ur economics editor kamal ahmed is with me. people watching might have thought it was going to go up further? yes, i think this is a positive and what has been a rise in inflation for the last six months. two main reasons for that, firstly easter last year was in march, airfears rise rapidly over the holiday period. this year it isa over the holiday period. this year it is a month later, april, so we had to wait from the inflationary pressure. the second thing is the oil price has been slightly lower this year compared to last year so fuel prices for viewers will have come down slightly. but there are still inflationary pressures, clothing prices going up, food prices are going up as well and also this month at the end of the month a number of the big energy firms are going to put in place price rises they have already announced so we are likely to see quite a jump when the apr

millions of tulips now in bloom in washington state. this is the tulip festival north of seattle. the driving tour is in its 34th year. incredible. >>> the nfl draft is just three days away. more road closures go into effect today. coming up, we'll lay out the changes so you know. >>> plus, hundreds of thousands watched live as this little guy came into the world. still ahead, why it could just be the start of his stardom. >>> later, a shift in wedding gift etiquette. how millennials are changing what you buy for the new mr. and mrs. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> 6:23. did you feel the earth move this weekend? people in lancaster may have. an earthquake shook the lancaster/millersville area around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. the united states geological surve

we're dry as we look outside, nice weather for the tulips and various flowers coming up. i've got a couple of these, that's a type of of daffodil, i don't know what you said rick, but i'm sure it was incorrect. i would the early daffodils that were hurt by the late march snow, now these are coming out and they look nice. 69 degrees in philadelphia. we're zooming up from there, we'll not hit a high until 4:00 p.m. a lot of room to improve. winds out of south/southwest at 10 miles per hour. a little bit breezy, but not bad. current numbers in allentown. 69. 72 in millville. 73 in dover. in cape may, we talked about this on the morning newscast we didn't expect the numbers to go up as high along the shore, that's what we've got right now. cooler along the water. cloud cover has been falling a part to a degree as it heads across the central pennsylvania mountains and pushes toward the surface which has a tendency to break up the clouds. we have maintained a sunny morning and early sunny afternoon. i expect the skies to look like this graphic most of the time, blue skies and h

millions of tulips bursting in bloom in washington state. that's where i grew up.ed to go here all the time. this is the tulip festival underway north of seattle. >> purple coming in . >> stunning. great spot for pictures. a real kalaedascope of colors. this is from a drone, bird's eye view here. daffodils there also on display. beautiful colors. the festival is in its 34th year. >> i hear a twinge of pride. >> a little bit of nostalgia there. >> the fate of the furious head steady at number 1. the eighth installment of the fast and the furious franchise earned nearly $39 million. 39 million. boss baby an mated comedy came in second place, almost 13 million. and disney's live action remake of beauty and the beast held onto the third spot bringing in $10 million. do you know the fast and furious has now pulled in $908 million expected across -- a billion dollars this week? >> an incredible franchise even after losing the main actor paul walker. more than 40,000 people ran in the london marathon. two are former soldiers who formed a pretty unusual and incredible bond

they take the alligator out of a house, firefighters found the foot-long alligator of after a fire on tulip street. it's illegal to own an alligator. at first he did not want to give up the pet but eventually he surrendered the animal. >> the penalty phase of eric frein's trial starts tomorrow. he showed no emotion as he was convicted on all counts including capitol murder. he opened fire at the state police police's blooming grove barracks. he spent 48 days on the run before being captured >> he put forth a wealth of evidence and the jurors performed their duties. >> the jury took about four hours to reach a verdict. >>> opening statements begin tomorrow in camden in the murder trial for david creato. accused of killing his son. prosecutors say creato killed his son because his girlfriend did not like children but they won't have witnesses, dna evidence or an exact cause of death. >>> suspect is fatally shot by police on the grounds of a catholic church in wilmington. the deadly encounter began around 2:00 this afternoon when the suspect took off in car on north market street and officers

live picture of the tulips in fairmont park.loud cover overhead. 66 the high today in philadelphia. average for this time of the year, 64. 88 is the record set back in 1941. now, we have a record of 90 set back in 2002 for tomorrow. it's not going to get that hot, but temperature will be above average as we get into easter sunday. 73 in dover. 68 in reading. 66 in allentown. 67 in the poconos. 67 in cape may. satellite and radar we have a mostly cloudy sky across the region. we were saying it is mostly cloudy today as the warm front lifts on through. you can see showers moving on through to the east. as they come eastward a lot of precipitation will fall a part. overall we're calling for partly cloudy skies, dropping down to 56 in the suburbs. 60 in philadelphia. that little still above where we should be for an overnight low. fast forward into sunday, the warm front lifts to the north, we have west to southwesterly breezes. high temperatures coming in at 85. more of a june feeling overhead. as the front lifts closer, the winds

let's roll some of that tulips video, i will talk about other won.tly in the bulbs a void having your pet pick these up or play or eat them. daffodils, it is another one for dogs and cats. contact a vet immediately, if they ingest a daffodils. lilies, we hear about lilies for cats it is easter lilies, tiger lilies, day lilies, get them to the vet asap if they ingest those. kidney failure is possible. for lily is it is callow lil ies, will of the valley, they get tremors, gastrointestinal upset, so watch those sillies. azaleas toxic to dogs and cats let your vet know about that. and, i have in idea what that would even look like, but that apparently people have tonight their house. that is something to watch. watch them on walks, to make sure they don't pick that up. >> make them not eat any plants. >> if you can, i know, sweetheart, you have had a tough time. we will talk about bunny. she came in through cruelty case we want to make sure she gets a great home and she bond quickly. you know how you are eating and you see a pair of eyes. >> yes. >> tha

they take the alligator out of a house, firefighters found the foot-long alligator of after a fire on tulip street. it's illegal to own an alligator. at first he did not want to give up the pet but eventually he surrendered the animal. >> the penalty phase of eric frein's trial starts tomorrow. he showed no emotion as he was convicted on all counts including capitol murder. he opened fire at the state police police's blooming grove barracks. he spent 48 days on the run before being captured >> he put forth a wealth of evidence and the jurors performed their duties. >> the jury took about four hours to reach a verdict. >>> opening statements begin tomorrow in camden in the murder trial for david creato. accused of killing his son. prosecutors say creato killed his son because his girlfriend did not like children but they won't have witnesses, dna evidence or an exact cause of death. >>> suspect is fatally shot by police on the grounds of a catholic church in wilmington. the deadly encounter began around 2:00 this afternoon when the suspect took off in car on north market street and officers

tulips, as well.s we talk about more substantial rain, i'm keeping a close eye on next sunday and then the following monday, april 24th where we could be tracking some heavy rain. but the light showers will be a great thing for the pollen. more on that in a moment. this is that broken line i'm keeping a close eye morning updating the forecast. this will hang out here overnight tonight waiting for the sun to come up helping to reinvigorate it and we'll see showers from north to south throughout the day tomorrow. right now showers in parts of fredrik county and back on into the panhandle of west virginia. here's the latest timing. i have update this had since "news4 at 6." showers north of the metro area around 7:00 a.m. 66 degrees that the point. around the midday hours, this is when showers are in arlington, alexandria, washington, fairfax, faulkner and anna run del counties. the sun breaks out and we'll warm up nicely. we're going from a cloudy kind of dreary questionable day to a beautiful day. tomo

. >>> this rite of spring, a kaleidoscope of color at the skagit tulip festival celebrating its 34th year. quite a sight indeed. >> definitely one of the better sights this time of year. let's check in with bill karins with flash flooding ahead. the other side, rain. >> those flowers are beautiful but they do need rain. they don't need this much. carolinas in for it. they are already soaked. flash flood for millions of people. couple of river flood warnings. this will ab story as we go throughout the day. we still continue with wet weather pattern in the west. two storm conditions onshore. look at the blue, snow in higher elevations. watch out for fire danger in portions of arizona and new mexico. the winds howling as storm system and mentioned, that storm system with the rain this morning. showers this afternoon in the northwest. the weather does improve in the west as we go through the week. a sneak peek of the days ahead. >> nice day in l.a. >> surprise surprise everybody. thank you, bill. >>> all right. so if you're a fan of the movie, "the martian" get the real life experience i

tulip mazumdar, bbc news, vashon island.ussia for talks with russia's foreign minister just days after the russians denounced the us missile strike on a syrian air base as illegal. and there is rex tillerson coming down there is rex tillerson coming down the steps for what will prove to be a difficult meeting, having failed to get the backing of all g7 members in italy to plans for further sanctions against russia, a uk— us backed plan. the g7 meeting in italy has recently ended with no agreement on sanctions, as we have been reporting here this afternoon, britain in bloom ticker wanted targeted sanctions, but there are no fresh sanctions so now we wait to see what the us secretary of state can say and does say to vladimir putin and others. we will have more from moscow over the course of the afternoon. still in a moment we will have the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. as we have been hearing,. g7 leaders meeting in italy reject a british plan for sanctions against russia and syria as the us secretary of

tulip mazumdar, bbc news, vashon island.he us secretary of state arrives in moscow for crunch talks on syria after g7 foreign ministers fail to reach agreement on targeted sanctions. united airlines says employees followed "established procedures" as footage of one of its passengers being forcibly dragged off a flight sparks outrage. hello. now a look at how the markets in europe have ended the trading session. we have got the ftse and the backs, not a huge amount of movement, trade is slowing down a little in the anticipation of the long easter weekend. lots of the global markets will be closed. stirling broadly unchanged against the dollar and the euro, after we had uk inflation figures looking like inflation has held steady in march, putting no further pressure on the bank of england towards raising interest rates. let‘s start with those inflation figures. it was 2.3% from march, that was the same figure as we had for february. butjust remember, this time last year it was o.5%, and inflation looks like it is still rising,

tulip mazumdar, bbc news, vashon island. this is bbc news at five.tions. the parents of a seriously ill baby say they want to appeal a decision by the high court to allow doctors to withdraw life support from their son against their wishes. united airlines says employees followed "established procedures", as footage of one of its passengers being forcibly dragged off a flight sparks outrage. an update on the market numbers for you. a mixed picture. early trading in the united states not looking too good. more than 900 adult social care workers left their jobs more than 900 adult social care workers left theirjobs last more than 900 adult social care workers left their jobs last year according to new figures. should mean vulnerable people all receiving a poorer level of care and the uk ca re a poorer level of care and the uk care association says the system is close to collapse. the start of the morning shift at saint cecilia's nursing home in scarborough. it is a mid—sized 42 bed home and it is all. call bells ring constantly here. residents conditio

the bbc‘s global health correspondent tulip mazumdar picks up the story.an. for every 100,000 births in the country in 2015, 178 mothers died. in the uk, that figure was nine. the leading cause of death? severe blood loss. this woman gave birth to a little girl two days ago. she is lucky to be alive. translation: i was bleeding so much i felt like i was going to die. i was given 41 bottles of blood. the doctor had to remove my uterus to save my life. but there could be another lifeline to mothers like her. this hospital was part of a major international study which found that the cheap and easily accessible drug, which helps with blood clotting, could prevent a third of deaths from what is called postpartum haemorrhage. it is being used for things like heavy menstrual bleeding, it's being used for surgeries where bleeding is a little more. it is being used for trauma patients. but it hasn't really been used for postpartum. any drug which can reduce it by 5%, 10%, whatever, would be very welcome. hundreds of women die from preventable causes in pregnancy an

tulip mazumder has more. so, this has been a long time coming.the right direction. i mean, there have been a number of great su ccesses there have been a number of great successes in the fight against malaria in recent years. for example, between 2010—2015, deaths from malaria were cut by more than one quarter. that is really positive. however, a child still dies from malaria every two minutes and the vast majority of them are in sub—saharan africa. this vaccine, developed by the pharmaceutical company gs k, it works like many vaccines. it works by preparing and training body, the immune system, to fight the malaria parasite when it enters the body through mosquitoes. let's be as optimistic as we can and imagine this trial does everything we hope that. how quickly can it be scaled up after that? it depends on a number of things. the countries piloting the scheme and the who will decide that when it gets under way, the trial, in 2018. there are a number of challenges to overcome. previous studies of the vaccine showed that it prevented four in ten

earlier, our washington correspondent tulip mazumdar said in an lobby surprised.o get into the white house, that is where he 110w the white house, that is where he now is, with some of his very rich friends and family. to take you through some of those numbers, jarrod kershner, his son—in—law and one of his senior advisers, he is reported to have assets of up to $740 million, which he shares with his wife. 0ther high—profile people include steve bannon and kelly anne conway, both senior advisers, include steve bannon and kelly anne conway, both senioradvisers, both multimillionaires. gary cohen, an economic adviser, he is worth at least, at the very least, $230 million. we are talking a staggering amount of money year. the white house itself says, we know these people are privileged. son sean spicer the press secretary said many of these people are blessed and very successful. but he said they have given upa successful. but he said they have given up a lot to become public servants. i setting aside of their assets. what has the reaction been from the american publ

earlier, our washington correspondent tulip mazumdar said the news was the latest criticism of the administration'sly surprised that donald trump's administration has a lot of money between them. he, of course, is a multibillionaire. he has brought members of his own family into the white house with him. but it is very interesting to see the particular amounts we're talking about. just to talk you through some of them, jared kushner, the president's son—in—law and a chief advisor now in the white house, him and his wife ivaka had around $2110 million to $740 million in assets. that's up to around £590 million. that includes a stake in trump international hotel, which earned ivanka trump between £1 million and $5 million last year. now, ivanka trump hasn't done a financial disclosure yet, because she's onlyjust officially joined the white house staff. we may get more numbers from their family in the coming weeks or months. others who are interesting, steve bannon, the president's, one of his senior advisors, chief strategist, he has somewhere between £3 million and £12 million in assets. gary cohn,

joining us from our washington studio with more on this story is tulip mazumdar.ar, why does this particular story mat ormuch? -- matter so much? i'm not sure that anyone's going to be hugely surprised that donald trump's administration has a lot of money between them. he of course is a multibillionaire. he has brought members of his own family into the white house with him. but it is very interesting to see the particular amounts we're talking about. just to talk you through some of them, jarrod kushner, the president's son—in—law and a chief advisor now in the white house, him and his wife iva ka in the white house, him and his wife ivaka had in the white house, him and his wife iva ka had around in the white house, him and his wife ivaka had around 240 million to $740 million in assets. that's up to around £590 million. that includes a sta ke around £590 million. that includes a stake in trump international hotel, which earned ivanka between £1 million and $5 million last year. she hasn't done a financial disclosure yet. because she's only just officially joine

we have a special tip, a tulip tip.reat hack at home if you want to make any flowers on cupcakes. you start in the center and pull up with small bursts of pressure. >> and then you have a rose. >> there you go. exactly. >> you want to give it a try? >> and to make the color frosting, we mix the vanilla and pink profiting together. >> mine aren't like yours. >> i that's beautiful. >> that's nice of you to say, but -- >> this is great. on top it looks beautiful. >> we know it tastes great. and as we look forward to summer, this is simple to do as well? >> yes. this is our salted caramel. >> okay. i'll circle it around and end with a burst in the middle. >> and then take graham cracker crumbs and sprinkle them on top. and you can actually mix a teaspoon of melted butter in with it. >> just like that. >> i love it. >> some wonderful tips. a great collaboration and you're helping the children in the area as well and doing it while looking fabulous. >> thank you so much for joining us, guys. >> thank you for having us. >> how

. >> tulips are up, especially outside citizens bank park they are gorgeous vivid. >> so yesterday morning easter egg roll role on the south lawn of the white house. by now you have probably seen this let's roll the tape and see what donald trump didn't do. >> i think that is a good partner. a slight one. hey, hubby. >> he was enjoying it. >> i think you are exactly right, he was watching is what going on, nodding his head, and then puts his hand over his heart. >> but see, i didn't even note that is because i was looking at the person hoist singing actually have bunny ears on her hat. >> no. >> that is a bunny standing behind her but it may look like he had ears on her shoulders. >> true, look at that. >> maybe they are wings. >> you are right. >> i didn't look to the left-hand side fascinated, coming from that woman's head. >> the things you notice. >> hilarious. >> that is being a good spouse there, you know, put your hand over your heart. >> that is why it is always great to have a woman by your side to help you out. >> what is behind. >> behind every great man is a strong woman. >> ye

. >> a gift, hyacinths, tulips, lilies. mulch in yesterday, potting soil, lawn fertilizer ready to go. >> easter bread, hard boiled egg inside. hot cross buns. >> reporter: bakeries like this one busy as well whipping up traditional treats all week. >> honestly, i feel like the rush started wednesday. sort of feels like we've been working 24 hour as day around the clock. >> reporter: back at the basilica, holiest weekend of the year is just beginning. >> sunday is like a re-birth, renewal of the lenten season and the sacrifices we all make with christ at the forefront. >> reporter: this evening at 7:00, there will be another service here in spanish and then tomorrow beginning at 11:00, the basilica will be open for confessions. reporting live in center city, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> it's not too late to buy the easter flowers. nbc 10 here on a sunny day outside weaver's, a co-op of chestnut hills neighborhood. erika martin is live in britain house square. >> plenty of people got an early start today and beautiful

. >> the tulips are not coming on, maybe he'll change his mind and he'll leave this hill all alone and he'll go away. but he did not. >> reporter: she says rich inspired her to keep going when she suffered setbacks in her life, and she thought she isn't the only one who could benefit from his example. >> today i'm going to talk about a bulb guy. >> reporter: so she made a bulb guy lesson plan for her students at the stratford school in santa clara. >> he is not giving up on his project. should you give up on yourself any time? >> man. >> reporter: rich says it will be a while before he wraps his mind around the strange turn his story has taken, but he has already learned one thing. that the difference between success and failure is sometimes all in how you look at it. in spite of all rich's troubles on the hillside, his backyard continues to bloom spectacularly. he welcomed visitors again this year for the 30th year in ra row. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up new details about a jerry rice-signed football stolen during a fun

. >> his tulips look better than mine.t more, quite a bit more details. >> crystal clear outside. bright blue skies light of the sunshine starting to lift over the horizon, came out from phil chap line. meanwhile i have the temperatures to report here, actually we go from mildest to coolest, at 50 degrees from jenny out in cherry hill, peter as we mentioned had the early pretty shot of the moon. forty-two for him. mid 40's elsewhere, 40 degrees from eileen in gilbertsville and 51 from lynn in cherry hill. give you idea, generally low 50's, mid or lower 40's, at absolute coolest in most locations, this in from lou, both john in perkasie and john in tabernacle. with that said we switch gears, talk about what the next couple every days have up their sleeves. today looks beautiful. >> will be two separate front, cross through the region more, specifically warm and cold front, that's going to send us on uphill climb, but it also bridges in the potential for some wet weather. tomorrow 8:00 a.m., we start the future weather off.

were battling a fire, this is last night, at barber shop with apartments above it on unruh avenue and tulip street. inside the apartment, you see it there, firefighters found almost 2-foot long petal gator, it was carefully removed. now, two people were taken to the hospital with smoke inhalation and minor burns, no word on what caused the fire. one person, though, being questioned this morning. >>> and, police in springfield township, they're cracking down on teens caught breaking the law. they've had real problem. the department is second out this warning, the teen's and their parents that there is going to be serious consequences for any illegal behavior. the problem is they've had whole number of assault, fights, and rock throwing, at the trolley cars, right there near williams park. so they're using social media and also beefed up patrols, to try to keep the town safe. #. >> parents should house their own kids, make sure, you know, they know what they're doing, where they are area at at all times. >> at this day and age, that's what's frightening, a lot of kids have weapons, you know,

love these tulips at burnside farms in haymarket.we take a look at the next ten days, we'll have it warm and summer-like on thursday and friday. maybe an afternoon sprinkle or shower on thursday. greater chance of sprinkles friday. saturday afternoon and into sunday, that's when we'll get the pollen-washing rain. highs may only be in the 50s then we bounce back with dry weather returning next week. >> >> nothing good ever comes when it you start a sentence with, it seemed like a good idea at the time. >> yeah. couple of thrill seekers turned a table into a make shift raft. very bad idea. then they compounded the bad idea by then going on water. so the valuable lesson learned from their adventure. >> oh, boy. all new at 6:00, a local took advantage of immigrants. (announcer) there's more to life than the climb. there's the view. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discove

the bbc‘s global health correspondent tulip mazumdar reports. was nine. the leading cause of death — severe blood loss. nasheen gave birth to a little girl two weeks ago. she is lucky to be alive. translation: i was bleeding so much i felt like i was going to die. i was given 41 bottles of blood. the doctor had to remove my uterus to save my life. but there could be another lifeline to mothers like nasheen. this hospital was part of a major international study which found that the cheap and easily accessible drug, tranexamic acid, which helps with blood clotting, could prevent a third of deaths from what is called postpartum haemorrhage. tranexamic acid is being used for, say, heavy menstrual bleeding. it is being used for surgeries where bleeding is a little more. it is being used for trauma patients but it is not really being used for postpartum haemorrhage. any drug which can reduce it to 5%, 10%, 20%, whatever, would be very, very welcome. let's speak now to ursula brunetti who suffered from postpartum haemorrhage when she gave birth to twin

hopped over to lynn ville, a yes, guys, before we talk about the treats on the table, look at the tulipsy look fake. judy say, oh, lauren we can help with you. that will i toll her mine look nothing like. that will thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> let's talk about this spread you have on the table. first i lover this little cake looks just like the easter bun. >> i here at the bakery linvilla orchards we have all kind of sweet breds, cakes, anything that you put on your table, not to mention easter basket with beautiful little goodies you can see in our baskets, chocolate covered pretzels, peanut butter eggs, our little chocolate bunnies. >> will you give me something to take back to mike and alex and karen? >> ill. >> of course we would never let you -- >> baby quayle, take me to those. >> baby quayle. over here, we have button quayle. they actually stay pretty small. >> they're super cute. all nice and warm under the little lamp. >> look, they'll perform for you. >> they usually scat when he greg came over before. they just ran away. >> they get real war

firefighters, battling fire last night, at barber shop, with apartments above it on unruh avenue and tulip street. inside the apartment firefighters found an almost 2-. it was carefully removed. you see right there. now, two people were taken to the hospital with smoke inhalation, minor burns. no word on what caused the fire. although one person is being questioned. >>> and police in springfield township are cracking down on teenagers who are caught breaking the law. all of the news and crimes. the police department sending out a warning to parent and teens that there will be serious consequences for illegal behavior. the problem is they've had whole number of assaults, people throwing rocks at trolley cars, fights breaking out specifically right near williams park in response officers are using social media and beefed up patrols to try to keep the township safe. >> parent should house their own kids, make sure they know what they are doing, where they are at at all times. >> at this day and age that's what's frightening, that a lot of kids have weapons, you know, and there is drugs, and t

i imagine you saw a lot of tulips. >> reporter: i did alicia. we're here at the trenton farmers market p it's been very busy here today. let me show is you. this is one of the places we visited. as people prepare for the holiday weekend this is not the only place you can find flowers for mom or grandmom this weekend. that's the easter bunny waving to drivers outside the union fire company and rescue squad on route 29. the annual spring flower sale is that under way and the firehouse is filled with all kinds of colorful flowers selling for anywhere from five dollars to $40. it's their biggest fundraiser of the year. >> i'm a life member of this fire company anyway, so i do it for the -- because it helps the fire company and helps the community. >> normally around lunchtime is our busiest time. saturday is always really busy. last year was our first year selling out on saturday so we were all able to be home for easter. >> reporter: shoppers are out working their lists picking up ham and all the other goodies that make up a holiday dinner. betty a

things have so very dry across southern parts of the british isles —— tulips.rain in the forecast. first of all i wa nt to rain in the forecast. first of all i want to tell you about scotland, because 75 mile an hour winds, —5, and the showers and that temperature profile at the higher ground will be wintry. if you are off to the higher ground, airthat in wintry. if you are off to the higher ground, air that in mind. wintry. if you are off to the higher ground, airthat in mind. sunny spells and showers across the rest of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. some rumbling in on the north—westerly breeze, down into the north—west midlands, flirting with the west wales and into the south—west of england as well. generally speaking of the day really gets going, the southern half of britain, few showers to report come the afternoon. as i say, some sunny spells but variable amounts of cloud. further north, this is where you get a better chance of a peppering of showers. but you see on the bigger picture there is nothing to organised about them. some of th

juliet —— tulips, daffs. if you are just stepping out it is chilly.he west, with drizzle. in the east we have some sunshine. further south and into northern england and the north—west has more clout, the north—east sunny skies. further south again we have cloud across the midlands. that will thin and break. the sun coming out in east anglia. heading towards kent, generally southern counties of england. don't forget it is cold if you're stepping out first thing. for wales this morning we have variable amounts of cloud and sunny spells. for northern ireland we have more cloud. we will hang onto that through the day. not as cold for you. talking of going through the day, most of us will have a very pleasa nt day, most of us will have a very pleasant and sunny day. temperatures getting up in the south—east to about 19 celsius. for other parts of the uk, widely in the midteens. 14— 16, for example. pollen levels today are high across most of england and wales. moderate or low across northern ireland and scotland and northern england. pretty sickening and o

this is on unruh avenue and tulip street. inside the apartment firefighters found almost 2-foot long petal gator. it was carefully removed. two people were taken to the hospital with smoke inhalation, minor burns. no word on what caused the fire. one person is being questioned. >> i'll be darn. >> 7:06. arkansas aggressive effort to carry out its first execution since 2005 has stalled for second time this week. the courts blocked two lethal injections planned for today. the state originally set eight executions over 11 day period in april beforeone every it lethal injection drugs expires at the end of the month. four of the eight have now been granted stays of execution. >> yes. all right. it is the front page of the paper today. made the front page of the daily news. they call it a permanent vacation for bill o'reilly. as you know he's done vacation, maybe you don't know, in italy. he said it was a planned vacation. but fox news is cutting ties. i'm sure you know this by now. national news with bill owe really, 21st century

our global health correspondent, tulip mazumdar, reports. a major international study which found that the cheap and easily accessible drug tranexamic acid, which helps with blood clotting, could prevent a third of deaths from what is called postpartum haemorrhage. tranexamic acid is being used for heavy menstrual bleeding, surgeries were bleeding is a little more, from our patients, but it was not really being used for postpartum. any drug which can reduce it 5%, 10%, 20%, whatever, would be very, very welcome. hundreds of women die from preventable causes in pregnancy and childbirth every day around the world. sierra leone has the highest maternal mortality rate, more than 1,300 mothers died per 100,000 births in 2015. that compares with countries like columbia where it was 64 deaths. and in parts of europe, including greece, poland and finland, it was three deaths. researchers hope this drug could now be used more widely to help stop so many women dying in childbirth. nobody should bleed to death after childbirth in the 21st century. tran

children, putting communities at greater risk of outbreaks of disease. 0ur global health correspondent tuliphese children's parents want the absolute best for them, like any medication, vaccines has —— can cause mild and in rare cases serious side effects. but the scientific consensus on them is clear, they are safe, effective and save lives. these mums are still unconvinced. i think it is a very difficult decision for all parents because we live in a society that values that of public health, so we really have to do our own research to find how safe they are. there was a huge amount of evidence that it was a huge amount of evidence that it was harmful. if there weren't waiter could scientifically proven, it was talking from one mother to another. here on the island, like many other parts of the us, parents can opt out of vaccinating their children for personal reasons, but the issue has caused deep divides in this tight—knit community. caused deep divides in this tight-knit community. he is going to go first? me. four-year-old twins lanny and scarlett are getting right up lanny and scarlett

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