another harlem shake is helping us pack on some. >> this is our favorite story of the day.aurant, harlem shake, here in new york city. famous for, i'm telling one awesome, awesomeburg percent. in today's insomniac kitchen, i find out how to make one of their best. >> this morning, we're doing the harlem shake. no, not this harlem shake. this harlem shake. >> so tell me what makes your burgers different than other burger places here in the long project to live inside a dumpster. when i first heard the story, i thought it would be exquisitely gross. but it is a cleaned dumpster. basically he is looking to get interested in sustainability and he is working on living in the 36 square foot dumpster. he tricked it out. he is going with solar power. and he will have students live in it as well, taking turns. >> and they will take turns washing it. that's an a plus for that. >> so doing experiments an sustainability. >> we want to show you this really sweet video. i'm like the mushy type. i cry at sappy muse ing. sappy movies. all of it. >> this 4-year-old's eyes, parents got him i

us. if you are wearing a fanny pack, please remove them immediately. i hope tom doesn't steal my idea for the loom suit. this could be a huge seller. should we make him sign something that says he won't. recreational use of marijuana is legal in washington and colorado. and by the way, if they're watching me right now, they're probably freaking out. for the most part, it seems to be going well. they're making a lot of money, but they're experiencing some unexpected problems. for instance, in colorado, veterinarians have observeden alarming increase in the number of dogs on drugs. >> this is yoda. he's drowsy, a little disoriented and let's face it. looks a little goofy. since january 1, the clinic said dogs are getting into their owner's supply of pot. specifically edibles. >> we're seeing dogs get into the big products. >> the concern is edibles have a concentration of marijuana meant for controlled human consumption and dogs weigh far less than humans and they have no control. and the symptoms don't last hours. it takes days. >> jimmy: that tongue is

new year's eve, kimberly was on, right behind us, packed wall to wall, the ball drops.g >> muhammad ali one time. i'm watching maybe in the news business so long. >> tension of doing this in 2000 was incredible. threats of terrorist attacks. canceled celebrations in several cities. fbi, police went back and forth. whether we should have it. checked manhole covers. subways below. when i went up on stage to do that one. one of the few times itch they wanted to take me out they would shoot me from up there. probably the tensest. look. anything can happen. you got the best police department in the world patrolling this. great police commissioner, bill bratton. about as safe. >> i agree with times square. now the super bowl. then the olympics in sochi. i know security is always been a top concern. >> that was my business. still its. >> that was your business. is the danger lessened after 9/11. >> the danger is always going to be. the danger is worse. the unexpected. the one off. one you don't think of. the boston marathon. look, nobody can give 100% guarantee. this is pretty

behind us, packed wall to wall the ball dropped.e i've been in news so long, you're worried. >> tension of doing in 2000 was incredible. we had threats of terrorist attacks. they cancelled the celebration in several cities fbi police went back and forth whether we should have it. we'd check out man hole covers below. and when i went on stage to do that one, it's one of the times i thought if they wanted to take me out they'd shoot me from up there. but look. anything can happen, you've got the best police department in the world patrolling this. a great police commissioner, bill bratton. >> i agree, but now it's super bowl. then, olympics in sochi. i know security has been a top concern. >> it was my business. >> still is. >> is it dangerous lessened after 9-11? >> it's one you don't think of like boston marathon. look, nobody can give a 100% guarantee this, and new jersey. they've been working on this 3, 45 years. kelly, now bratton. all the people in new jersey. chris christie. >> there are snipers in the stadium? >> a lot of them

us. snow pack continues to be low we're in dry conditions. can't emphasize that enough one of the things we do do i used this slide february 1st is this saturday so the announcement of 10 percent reduction is time low with respect to that. we have march first we give additional reports presumably there is some snow we need to keep looking at our options and keep folks aware of what's going around our reservoirs. some of the basically factors we looked in making all those decisions first weather hi hydrology the impact is xhaufg e - improving. we manage to have storage in times like these so our past efforts have been good. the status of our customers some of our customers projects are rising a bit some for economic growth we're coming down o come back from the recession so the district called for 20 percent conservation when the governor made it his announcement. they get a fair amount of their supplies and frankly it's cheaper than our water so their state delivers this year have projected or projected to be low in not zero so they're shiftin

but this harlem shake is helping us pack them on. >> but it's all good. famous, i'm telling you, for awesome, awesome burgers. in today's "insomniac kitchen" i found out how to make one of their best. this morning we're doing the harlem shake. ♪ >> reporter: no, not this "harlem shake." this harlem shake. tell me what makes your burgers different than some of the other burger places in the city. >> the most important thing about our burgers is we use two two-ounce patties. here, you can have a thinner patty, which will allow for a lot more flavor to develop. >> reporter: we're in the kitchen with head cook pedro. you're going to show us how to make the hot mess burger? >> yes. >> reporter: where do we begin? >> we start to make the sauce. we use chopped bacon, spicy rice paper, relish, sugar and white vinegar. we put all this in a pot and let it sit for half an hour. >> reporter: what about the burger part? >> take your bread. some put. this is the beginning of hot mess. slice of onions. about four pickles. and the chipotle mayo. >> reporter: chipotle may

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location, we have put in for the first time two candy counters where the customers pack their own boxes or request us their own boxes. and that of the largest holidays especially valentine's day christmas, those candy counters are very busy and we have lines of the door in the smaller shop. so this is really the first effort for us to really attempt to design a store to handle a tremendous amount of traffic and do it very quickly. these are located in strip centers as opposed to indoor malls and our customers the most part can count on getting in and getting out very quickly in these types of locations. so we are excited for this. liz: cocoa prices recently hit multi-month highs and sugar prices conversely are falling. both are moving lower today, but corn is moving higher. i know you use all of these ingredients, but how do you mitigate the high cost of cocoa right now? >> on a yearly basis we have various commodities that we buy with chocolate and the highest cost items that we purchase, the price has gone up, it was $2900 a metric ton recently, about a year ago it was well below that and you go ba

use san pack lower lower -- use san pablo avenue instead. at gilman we have a multi-vehicle crash and an ex traction there in the eastbound direction with another accident up ahead with flashing lights closer to university avenue. that is an indication of another accident, a hit-and-run accident so we have had a mess all morning. >>> 80 is a huge trouble spot but all around the bay area the rain is causing an issue if driver on the road. our storm watch coverage continues with abc7 news reporter cornell bernard would ran into trouble spots in marin county. >>>,000 bridge has been scary and challenging commute for many people. rain is come down this morning and pavement is very slick on the golden gate bridge but near the waldo tunnel drivers were caught in the middle of a rock slide on i 101 south with rain d rocks falling on the road making driving very challenging and slammed into several cars, in fact, popped the tires and broke wheel rims and one car was left undriveable when he hit the rocks. >> i was headed to work, came around the cor

they will be used to deliver packs and medicine and emergency supplies. >> and the faa has to make surethat they can fly safely. we have more. >> this warehouse is home to the next generation of drones. >> the growth is pretty much incident. people need to think of these drones or machines as tool. >> mike richards is an engineer turned business tycoon. >> it can travel on the water? >> this the system. >> and his company designs four types of unmanned aircraft. >> you are taking something that's been used or utilized in the military for many different applications and transforming it into a commercial application. >> they can fly just about anywhere and that worries advocates. >> the fact they are smaller. the government can use surveillance and a lot more situations. >> richard said they are designed for search and rescue. he has orders for 26. some cost a million dollars. he will not sell them until the faa can share the skies safely. >> you have millions in limbo? >> yes it is something i try not to think about but it is good to have that problem. >> the faa does issue permits to te

terrorists may have found a way to assemble a small bomb using explosives packed into toothpaste tubes. they were banned on carry on flights to russia this week. officials told abc news the plot may also involve tiny detonators obtained from islamist fighters in syria. >> the effort to put bomb on an airplane in and around sochi an ongoing concern. russian intelligence agencies are looking very closely at it. >> in the end, the first weekend of the olympics has gone off without a hitch. but authorities say it's far too soon to let down their guard. the islamist terrorists have threatened to disrupt these game s. for "this week," brian ross, abc news, new york. >> thanks to brian. let's bring in congressman mike rogers, chair of the house intelligence committee. he joins us from london. we saw that security scare friday in brian's report, and we know there's still an ongoing concern despite the fact that it might feel okay right now. you get intelligence briefs and intelligence notifications every day. what should we be concerned about right now? >> yeah, first of all, the guards, gates

helicopters and the planes bombed a dozen rebel held neighborhoods in lebanon on sunday and using drums packed with explowsives and fuel and scraps of metal and causing massive damage on impact. >> four car bombs exploded in baghdad and killing 13 people. they have exploded in different parts of the city. 41 people were injured. >> three large explosions in yemen. one of the mortars was fired in the direction of the french embassy. it is unclear who is behind those attacks. >> al jazeera has condemned a leaked video showing the arrest of two of our journalists in cairo. it is appearing to be shot by the security officials who arrested them. the acting bureau chief and producer have been held without charges for over a month now. >> the privately owned channel broadcast the moment two of our journalists were arrested and for the purposes of the piece we are using the screen grabs. a voice thought to belonging to a security officer is asking the bureau chief about the accreditation and he replays i asked them times if it is valid and i was told it was valid otherwise i wouldn't have accepted the

us is mark o'mara. sunny hostin was in the courtroom and said it was very tense in there. it was a packed courtroom. you saw the davis family and they looked distraught. take us inside the courtroom and also explain to us the instructions the judge gave the jury and the possible outcome for all of this. >> reporter: injury. i mean, the jury made it clear they have reached a verdict on four counts, but they were really dead locked on the first count. not only the first-degree murder count, but all the lesser includes. they went over manslaughter and still couldn't reach a consensus. when that happens, when a jury is dead locked, the united states supreme court in a case called u.s. vs. allen, a judge can instruct a jury to go back, try to reach a consensus and consider the opinions of your fellow jurors. that's exactly what this judge did. the charge was a bit different

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and i write about this in the book where i packed a miniature quran in her backpack as aal us manic kind of protect my daughter -- >> host: that's like christians carrying a cross. >> guest: it is. and it was a big, oversized backpack for the teeny quran. and as i watched the images of the horror of that day, of the buildings going up in flames and thinking that this very same miniature quran i had packed so lovingly in my daughter's backpack was being used to wreak the havoc and the hate and the destruction and the juxtaposition of those two realities, um, was mind numbing and confusing at a very existential level, at a parenting level. and so the journey has been for me a journey of learning and of owning my religion, of understanding the issues and empowering my chirp. we can teach -- my children. we can teach our children as american muslim parents to dissociate this engagement, and i'm told this is also true to the jewish experience. when you have stereotypes out there and you're trying to develop your identity in opposition to a stereotype, you can sort of say is, you know, i'm not

what appears to be a packed phone conversation between top us officials about ukraine in which the eu has dismissed in crude terms has been posted on the internet. the comments attributed to the u s assistance active state victoria knew him and matt preston gonna go beach and opposition leaders separately in kiev on thursday. the date and precise context of the recording on up no human in the us ambassador to ukraine just replied discuss which of the country's opposition leaders they would like to see in government out of bed to get in the us and poland with that. that would be great and helpful that it came in at the un help glue it and email. the eu. now exactly and i think we've got to do something to make it stick together because you can be pretty sure the ticket that if it does start to gain altitude the russians will be working behind the scenes to try to torpedo it. the us state department said it didn't know whether the deal which is a transcript and russian came from but to criticize moscow for publicizing it. ponting says the contract towards the eu we were incredibly close

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general's office who do not think that the astonishment of and for those who lead up to take us to today's action packed event organized in control and maiming. the months long standoff in ukraine is in full the number of groups which espouse direct action a lot of persistence had distanced themselves from the extreme. on tuesday favorite quotes of riot police officers being held hostage and peak now the two leaders promised the ball along the west of calls for restraint and dialogue drizzle the crisis in ukraine. eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton tried to broker a power sharing position has urged ukraine to address the root causes. i call upon president chemical which the government together with the needs of the opposition to find immediate way out of this deepening crisis. i'm to continue to work to find a way to solve the political crisis through dialogue. i sat on each of the disheartening to hear the median stands ready to help in any way that week the german foreign minister warned his ukrainian counterpart against sliding back into violence the artist ukraine to work of a political soluti

or timeframe, it brings to mind richard reid who tried to blow up a passenger jet in 2001 using a sneaker packed with explosives. the plot failed because the dea detonator fuse was damp and would not ignite. they call on screeners to increase their use of swabbing on passengers' shoes. fox news is told these visible security changes including more patdowns and full body scans are expected at foreign airports because the intelligence suggests flietsd from the overseas are potentially at risk, not flights within the domestic united states. while there's no evidence of a specific plot, the bullitant sent, quote, out of an abundance of caution, the homeland security department regularly shares relevant information with domestic and international partners as we work to meet our mission of keeping the traveling public safe. the concern on a scale of 1 to 10 is a 5, so there's moderate concern based on the intelligence. >> this is moderate, a warning. from dhs, but you look back to the recent intelligence committee hearing, and we heard from officials about the threats from al qaeda, specifically from

he used to pay $3.50 a pack, now he says it's closer to $6 in recent years. cvs said by removing tobacco products from our retail shelves, we're better serving our customers and posturing cvs care market as a future growth health care company. one thing you might notice is that cvs is going to launch a national smoking sensation program in it's stores. >> all right, thank you. a new powerful campaign launched in the uk is creating quite a stir online. >> i wish i had breast cancer. >> the ad featuring real pancreatic cancer patients saying they wish they had another kind of cancer because others are survivablsurvivable. they said it's not meant to be little other cancers, but to bring more awareness to pancreatic cancer. >>> a 62-year-old woman shot by hayward police overnight has died. it happened at a complex on foothill boulevard. officers say when they arrived at the location, she pulled out a gun, moved to the officers in a threatening way and reed to drop the weapon. neither the woman nor vaft involved in the shooting have been identified. >> many more

i packed racing so much for alms giving us economic perspective and explain those things up and down how he might or might not work out in the ukrainian syria have tricky on top of the expert in global financial markets from the db advisors groupthink ever so much. now of luxembourg has become the first european powers so far to voice concern over the rise of radical groups in ukraine since the turmoil began. details now from a teaser eagle scout. firstly i had seen at least five that european officials at the upper eighties through the independence square in its early stages and making statements about the fact how everything is fine and dandy and is absolutely a and sell off but democracy is best for but now we're hearing from the foreign minister of luxembourg who actually is the first person on the official level from the west to indicate that in fact there is this something sinister going on on the mike dunn also known as the independence square in kiev. the european union has no right to sports extremists this way using violence and auntie susan coleman europe is familiar with

ukrainian vines an easing in time to find a nine mm and informs us that they make us now from auntie serene advantage pack i'm curious souls going on other. one can say that all is breaking loose in the ukrainian capital at the moment and it has been going on for hours at this point it started off in the morning went by the ukrainian parliament was supposed to vote on whether or not to go back to the constitution of the two thousand for the opposition was all for it however the majority of the parliament members were against it he actually didn't even want to vote for it that's when the opposition fall in the trees have lost this year's forty and in the draw that essentially blocking of the work of the government body. as the thing is clear from actually might donna and proof of what the world what a group of protesters the calmness of peaceful protesters as yourself. i have walked towards to the ukrainian parliament where they of course were encountered by the police immediately classes had broken out by the activists and opposition activists are saying that police are using rubber bullets and what the c

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homeland security now warning airlines possible attempts to attack passenger jets, yes, again, using explosives packed in shoes. national correspondent steve centanni live in washington with the very latest on this. steve, does this mean there is a terrorist plot officials are focusing on at this time? >> reporter: no, eric, there is no specific threat and the warning is being issued out of abundance of caution. this warning is going out to the airlines from the department of homeland security and applies mainly in-flight bound from foreign countries. the threat is supported by very recent information that is deemed to be credible. now some experts say the government appears to be staying on top of the latest intelligence. >> you've got to gift folks in government credit. since 9/11 they have kept the homeland safe. problems tended to be overseas where we have seen sloppy behavior by other government departments. >> reporter: this appears to be a general warning, not a specific warning to any particular air line or particular foreign country, eric. >> steve, you mentioned some information coming in at

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fractured of balkan eisner has completely different than the free flowing internet that were used to it that we pack. they could present new opportunities for people to better protect the privacy of their citizens and offers new innovation within other countries and new tech of the startup. we also have some pitfalls as more repressive regimes could use the excuse of walling off their net to spy on their own citizens to censor the internet as well so they can hire brown the us had been promoting a free and open it has been losses resulting from this new revelations of its kind in giving these were for authoritarian regimes are told to quit and i can put in more censorship and to see the internets times are changing and i guess we'll see how this plays out banks and very interesting local commentators in fact. now few ukraine where the future is uncertain. the people are deciding on a new government after the ousting of the president a violent uprising resulted in thousands dead and today a very divided country. our teas i like see your chef's he has the latest from tn up eu member states agreed. we

and no soul mate neil policymakers can be changed very very nervous and thinking that the us is now packing feel that what china might consider it as his home territorial home turf and the tc that you know it will need to be linda feature inevitable. neil conflicts between the two leading powers of the world today with a gift if you listen to what they say they're saying no but they always say that if the people what who when british leaders and in german leaders are saying and nineteen candle and sang the same thing. there is always the possibility that an emerging power on is going to challenge the dominant power in one to change the world order so that it's more amenable to its interest rates and to the degree that sweat that's what kind is doing in the region is it's taking out its claims in the end of the various territories and of course eden's indictments and so forth. and that complicates this relationship in particular with japan and south korea and japan and south korea are very close american ally. so you have a historical american interest in the region and you have the other th

overall snow pack totals, great news for us.w of course it's not going to get us out of a drought, but if we can add to it, it will be good. as we look at it at the current moment, the snow survey this morning, we're 36% of normal with a 9-inch snow with thor equivalent that has been added up to the higher elevations. back here at home on the micro climate forecast for tuesday, you'll have sunshine, some of the most sun in the south bay, san jose expecting 65, also 64 and we'll stay with the cloud cover across the peninsula and belmont and the clouds linger in san francisco with an expected 60 degrees. north bay, east bay and try valley, your temperature is going to go up from what we had this weekend, we still keep the clouds, especially here in napa with 66. east bay, oakland at 60 and for the try valley, partly sunny to mostly sunny sky by the afternoon and please season ton expecting 65. we do have yes, another storm system on the way after the midweek storm, it's going to be arriving as we head throughout saturday evening,

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we're going to cross over to our new so no way he was now joins us live from sochi the headquarters down there it's going to be a busy day. packed day i would say ahead of us here in sochi seven sets of medals are up for grabs none of those are in hockey just yet but that's still going to be the big draw for today with russia facing the u.s. there one time rivalry makes the game one of the most eagerly awaited clashes of the farmer has the details. we've been talking about this game haven't we since the fixture list came out russia the red machine are up against the usa and it brings back memories of one of the greatest games of all time because a little known usa beat the mighty u.s.s.r. the lake placid elin picks back in nineteen eighty was dubbed the miracle on ice to many russians are hoping that a victory today will help them raise memories of their defeat in particular. he was single for the u.s.s.r. on that fateful day thirty four years ago. it was a good lesson for a team if you want to become an olympic champion you must not underestimate any rival unfortunately we did just ask in lake placid because just a week before

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. >> we are using a jet pack to make that leap. >> are we going to see more insurance regulations?o have a higher level? >> it is probably the taxi unions that are pretty mobbed up. >> you think everything is mobbed up. >> i do. >> it must be. >> we will take a quick break. we will talk about the building blocks of success. became the- lego major toy builder in the world with no mob connections. highly paid actors. this is coming up next on "street smart." ♪ >> lego sales jumped. its first feature film has dominated in the u.s. will not is a long way from where they were a decade ago. they were on the brink of bankruptcy. here's a look at the company we have all come to know and how it has evolved. lego lego i am a culture mediator at the lego group. brick.known for the lego we started in 1932. we used to make wooden toys. the founder combined to danish words which mean "play well." he turned the name into the word lego. we had a fire in our woodworking factory. we made the decision to stop the production of wooden toys. from that time onwards, we focus solely on the lego brick. i

than one hundred and twenty people were wounded cj thirty seconds and then vehicles packed with explosives were used in attacks. and somebody said it carried out the attacks the group said it i'd be giving in inches the senate in retaliation for the country's involvement in this union civil war alongside the government of syrian president assad asset it is also claimed responsibility for similar attacks due to getting in and this seemed a bit last year the japanese diet is setting records but not the kind there after trade officials as seeing another month in the rats iag that joins us now from ibiza says good morning i saw honey months has it be now. kathmandu has been nineteen months in a row that our imports had exceeded exports are here in japan but that's not all actually japan posted the biggest trade deficit ever. last month and to put that into perspective that since comparable data were compiled from nineteen seventy nine. officials at the finance ministry say the deficit in january came to about twenty seven point four billion dollars exports surged more than nine point five percent from t

us. we have increased our snow pack over the last couple of storms and will continue to do so.s, but it is a start. >> we'll take it. thank you very much, bill. >>> new comers no match for the lego movie at the box office. the animated movie pulled in $31 million at the box office, making it the top movie three weeks in a row. meanwhile, disaster film pompeii was obliterated, destroyed, blind sided, you know all the puns you hear, cliche. >>> ron burgundy headed back to the theaters this friday for a second helping. anchorman 2, this time, with 753 new jokes and a racier r rating. will ferrell said it had so many jokes in the original, that they hired a second editor to make a whole separate film. how is that? >>> the plug has officially been pulled on piers morgan's cnn talk show. it was the replacement for "larry king live". >>> katy perry kissed a girl at miley cyrus' concert and liked it. miley seemed to enjoy the smooch too as thousands of fans tweeted, instagramed, shared the moment. little love fest on twitter going back and forth. miley has been kind of shocked, if that

various principals and most importantly the parent leaders and the indian and ed pack and not just for collaborating with us on identifying the place this they can call home but also for the patients in this process so please report out that and i think that you will hear in a moment, that sanchez elementary has been identified as a home for our indian education program. and that we will have not just a shared space but actually a dedicated classroom where they cannot just carry out all of the title 7 goals and objectives we will begin to establish itself as a center where the students ko come and learn about the culture and stow, we did want to give a moment to some of the parent leaders if a point of privilege to have them speak and share with you a little bit about their process and i know that they had, a pack meeting this past friday evening. >> sorry. good evening, experiment richard carranza and fewer and all of the committee members. my name is goria and i wanted to say thank you for the update on behalf of the title 7 pack members and the student rep who wanted to be here tonight to give us a thank

drama and glamor, solving crimes and catching bad guys in 43-minute episodes, which brings us to this jam-packedcs class in san jose state. today they're collecting fiber evidence. here's the rub. it's designed to be so boring, so antihollywood, that it weeds out all the wanna bees, but the students who grew up watching csi, they love it. >> it is cool. >> reporter: after 300 episodes, the so-called csi effect in the courtroom is well known. where real-life jurors have sky- high expectations of crime fighting. but take a look at the csi effect on enrollment at san jose forensics. it shot up tenfold over just 4 years. dr. steven lee gives incoming freshmen a reality check. >> i tend to ask the students what they know about their -- if it's generally just a tv show, i ask them to think about first taking some courses, perhaps even sort of shadowing somebody and understanding what the job is about before they make that decision. >> reporter: fju graduate 50 a year. with graduates all across the country, and you've got a brutal job market. santa clara county crime lab director elian pitch said if he

donors and posts abroad is common in the united states the obama administration is clean and pack is into use now more than ever. according to the american foreign service association obama's number of political appointees serving ambassador steps has broken all records at thirty seven percent. and so far to reach for his second term is even greater now standing at fifty three percent. but it's not just staggering numbers are calling attention to the issue. it's the obama appointees themselves in a recent hearing senators have the chance to ask some of obama nominee is some very simple question still up barbara i take it you've been to iceland. sourav not i've not had the privilege and i reporters have you been to norway. i guess and fidelity than two hundred yes and i have this room have you been to argentina. center i haven't had the opportunity yet to be there and traveled pretty extensively around the world of miami had a chance said i am no expert on china. and some of those nominees are big donors and dean robert c barbara nominee for iceland. read more than one point six million dollar

then i say pack it with vaseline or use saline nasal spray, use a humidifier, all of that will help himwers. even though you love them. >> i like to take a cold shower. >> cold shower and stop shaving. that's the way you treat it. >> that will make him popular. >> basically, marc mentioned everything. high blood pressure -- >> what's the connection between the nosebleeds and the high blood pressure. >> all the plexus in the interior of the nose can burst if you have real trauma, sneezing, coughing, high pressure can burst it. then you can -- also trauma. kids have this all the time because of the trauma to the nose. as a surgeon, you always want to control the bleeding. what you do is you basically pack it and the way you pack it is keep pressure for ten minutes. don't stop taking your finger off the nose because -- to see what's going on. keep it for ten minutes. always lean forward. you don't want the blood going into your stomach that causes vomiting. >> how about you go back to bed. you lay there for ten minutes and wait? >> don't listen to eric. after the cold shower and not shavin

are improvised weapons packed with explosives and nails. the use of such devices constitutes a war crime. after there days -- three days securitythe munich talks has come to an end. ukraine continued to dominate the gathering. the european union's foreign-policy chief says it is vital that the violence there stops, and that there is a constructive dialogue. she is due to visit the capital of kiev this week. the ukrainian crisis was a topic that generated heat in exchanges between russia and the united states in munich. our correspondent caught up with the conference chairman to get his take on the tensions. >> this is the place where the reset button was pushed, ushering in a new era. from the rhetoric, it was sounding more like a new cold war. >> you are right. these are not what they should be. thee is frustration over inability to come to grips with syria. there is anger and frustration over the dispute, the tug-of-war over ukraine. and let's face it -- we will need to work with russia. and actually, i believe russia knows they need to work with

and the stores that we talked to, they would let us know, maybe they sold one or two packs a week. >>ed the surviving roommate for a list of everyone she knew who smoked cigarettes. perhaps one of them was the killer. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. >>> solving the double homicide of adrienne and leslie proved to be far more difficult than police ever imagined. >> it was like trying to find a needle in a haystack. >> and we wanted to find out who did this, and we wanted to put them where they belonged. and that's why the community came together with a $100,000 reward. >> but investigators knew something about their killer. bloodstains on the stairway wall were on the right side, indicating he was probably right-handed. and he smoked camel turkish gold cigarettes. to find out more, investigators asked a doctor if the killer's dna could provide any information useful to the investigation. and the

more than 60 families because a mobile home is packed with explosives andrea borba takes us up i-5 where the clock is ticking. >> reporter: the warning signs start two miles away. this isn't a drill. this is the reality of 60 pounds of volatile explosives and the mobile home they're inside that authorities say must be incinerated. >> where an immediate danger exists in the contents of the home. >> reporter: on february 6th, this man, deray east blew his hand off and nearly lost an eye when there was an explosion in his home while he was making model rockets. when sheriff's deputies arrived they called the bomb squad who called the f.b.i. and realized this wasn't just a little explosion, it was a potentially catastrophic problem for the homes west of redding. >> the chemicals and explosives known and unknown are unstable. >> reporter: and now the waiting game for the fog and inversion layer to clear so the home can be burned down because the explosives are too sensitive to move even for a bomb robot. for the next several days this is the end of the road on chapral drive. everybody has bee

. >> do you think you could get us a six pack? >> we were encouraged. alcohol. >> i don't think so. >> just a couple of beers. >> no. >> you look like a baby. >> but the women. >> hey, ma'am, do you think you could do me a big favor? >> -- were about to surprise us. >> do you think you could get me a six-pack? >> how could you do this to me? >> she seems to know it's wrong, but keep watching. >> thank you. >> give me that. >> that's right. she goes inside, grabs the beer and gives our fake teens the alcohol. >> you guys don't get in trouble. >> that's when i come out to talk. oh, no. i was thinking about you guys when i did it. >> why did you do that? >> because i felt guilty. >> you feel bad? >> yes, i do feel bad. they're going to do it whether i buy it or somebody else buys it. >> some women did say no. >> can you do me a favor? >> sorry, no. i can't. >> please. >> but it didn't take long to find another yes. >> excuse me, could you do us a favor and grab us a six-pack? >> if i get in trouble -- i'm sorry, guys. >> but suddenly she changes her mind.