and television viewership of beach volleyball. what do they think we watch beach volleyball for?leying? no. and it prevents women who appearing al noes naked in public. this is the team from afghanistan. personally, i believe all volleyball games should be played shirtless and in slow motion like they did in "207 gun." here is change behavior. alicia silverstone has a website called the kindlife.com. and she posted a video. it's dinner time in the silverstone house hold and that is her son, bear blue. and as you can see there is footd going on here. nothing out of the ordinary about that. and now, what she is doing, she is chewing the food and spitting that food directly into the boy's mouth. this is how -- she chews the food -- her mouth is like a smoothie machine. what a great way to learn how to make out with your mom. if nothing else. that little boy is going to make one lucky child psychologist very wealthy one day. some people are attacking her for doing this. but they call it premastication. it's apparently still common in under developed countries. the key word, under dev

. >>> a stanford volleyball player has died. her coach tells us how the team is doing. >>> today's proceedings may be just a prelude to fireworks tomorrow. >>> rain for some in tomorrow's commute. i'll show you the computer model and where it's going to rain first. see you back here. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. >>> emergency crews put on the drill this morning at the airport. the exercise tested how well the airport communicates with other agencies such as police and fire departments. the f aa requires this drill every three years. >>> landmark requirements today at the u.s. supreme court. a crowd including some who come from as far away as california, lined the streets outside the court for the first day of arguments. >> reporter: nobody in this crowd was in the chamber for the arguments. foreigns toll us he traveled hundreds of miles to be here an

tennis, soccer, volleyball or baseball? >> volleyball. >> neither of you know.no, you do know it! >> she's right. all right. so is basketball too tough for you? play volleyball, they say. >> it's interesting that both volleyball and basketball were both invented in the 1890s. both invented in massachusetts. and both invented by directors of the ymca. the difference was that volleyball was specifically oriented towards businessmen who couldn't cut it playing basketball at noontime. >> okay. all right. time for one more. kath, one more. >> gentleman from chicago. when mattel introduced barbie in 1959 parental outrage focused on which of the following? her blond hair, sexy figure, white skin or her name? >> her sexy figure. >> you bad boy! >> all right. so barbie's figure too much? >> it was very much too much. it caused quite a controversy. it was interesting the mattel toy company was able to get around the controversy by producing some of the very first commercials for kids. not their parents. they bypassed the parents. >> ted, great job. thanks again. >>> comin

yep, volleyball in the stock market. two healthy games where the bulls do the serving and the spiking while the bears duck and cover. let's go to dave in california. please, dave? dave? >> caller: boo-yah. two things. i have 20% gold in my portfolio, should i keep it or chuck it? and also, what might be the gold supply so volatile? it used to be pretty solid. >> all right, gold, no, i don't want you to drop it. 20% is the max, we know that. india, they've severely restricted gold imports, that's really hurt. a lot of people feel there's deflation going on, that's hurt gold. and a lot of people feel that europeans aren't doing any buying right now. that's hurt gold. i think gold acts pretty well for all they're putting on it. i'll buy that hurt locker. ed in california, please. ed? >> caller: hey, jim, long time, first time. big boo-yah to ya. >> i'm loving that kind of just elaborate geographical boo-yah. what's on your mind? >> first, thanks for getting me into mx at $7.75 a share. >> done. >> caller: i'm calling becaus

the international volleyball association is allowing shorts and short sleeve tops. they are wear the bikinies or body suits to accommodate players from cultures with more modest believe. the opening ceremony is friday july 27th. >>> if you think your fingers are too big for the keys on your smart phone imagine how a elephant feels. >> we are now featuring an elephant with the certain smart phone and texting and who better than cnn jeanne moos. take a look. >> reporter: imagine your caller id showed peter the elephant calling from his smart phone. peter is the star of a viral ad for samsung galaxy note. his notice favorite are the apps that make noise. >> >> reporter: ed robinson is cofounder of the adagency -- ad agency that greed up this ad to go up with the bigger is better slogan. look at his wipe it was who the in thailand with an actress holding the phone and the elephant's trainer alongside. >> it has no training and turned up and presented this via the elephant and how they have been interacting. >> reporter: they shot for three days as peter got more and mor

the international volleyball federation will allow shorts and sleeve tops at the london olympics but no more bikinies in addition to the attire the bikini or body suit. change was made in respect to countries and cultural beliefs. the opening ceremony of the games are friday july 27th. >>> looks like prince harry will be moving in next door to big brother and his sister-in- law katherine. a royal source says he moved into his own pad. kate and william will move into the main palace and harry will take over their cottage. >>> the tebow name is causing a dispute. >> nike is suing reebok over the items on display with the nfl quarterback's name. >> we are going to be fine. >> you hear the terror in voices. how a family mamgd to get away from a -- managed to get away from a huge wild fire ripping through parts of colorado. >>> and maryland's most powerful radar will stay dry today. but there is a new system working its way in here for the weekend. details coming up. >> reporter: and for your commute one accident so far reported and late clearing work zones. we will give you a look on wha

. >> the community is morning the loss of a student athlete who played on the volleyball team with anandez said she died after aimed ralph a medical emergenciy. >> reporter: 19-year-old sam standing with arms crossed, smiling. the women's volleyball coach said the pain is unthinkable. >> everybody wants to help but there is only so much you can do. >> reporter: he said the first practical back had been scheduled for next monday. >> she was someone who i think was looking to find what she wanted to study, there were a lot of thing that appealed to her. wonderful writer. >> reporter: above all else she was an athlete who played and participated in track and field. a university volleyball facebook page we found many pictures of her on team trips, on campus friends and teammates decorated a tree in her memory. the coach said her twin a fellow volleyball player is trying to be brave. >> i can't imagine really what they are going through, we are going through a lot but really strong. her sister, has been amazingly strong. >> reporter: asking for privacy they would only say she passed away

prince harry playing beach volleyball, he did that and much more. abc's bob woodruff is in brazil with the latest. good morning, bob. >> reporter: this has been a remarkably good sports trip so far for prince harry here in brazil. he has one more game this morning, playing polo that is going help benefit the foundation that he created in africa that will help kids with hiv. but so far this trip has been very, very successful. with his mother princess diana's infectious charisma and easy going charm, prince harry was a huge hit with the kids of rio. the boys offered the price advice about cricket. and the girls couldn't believe they met a prince. i want to be a princess, she said. i'm already a princess, but i want to be his wife. >> what we learned on this trip is that harry is the real deal and he's not going to stand by formalities, he'll do things his way and his way is fantastic. >> reporter: combining seriousness with humor, he started the day in the blazing brazilian heat which might have put off most royal redheads, but not him. he ran an eig

. >> the community is morning the loss of a student athlete who played on the volleyball team with an sister. jade hernandez said she died after aimed ralph a medical emergenciy. >> reporter: 19-year-old sam standing with arms crossed, smiling. the women's volleyball coach said the pain is unthinkable. >> everybody wants to help but there is only so much you can do. >> reporter: he said the first practical back had been scheduled for next monday. >> she was someone who i think was looking to find what she wanted to study, there were a lot of thing that appealed to her. wonderful writer. >> reporter: above all else she was an athlete who played and participated in track and field. a university volleyball facebook page we found many pictures of her on team trips, on campus friends and teammates decorated a tree in her memory. the coach said her twin a fellow volleyball player is trying to be brave. >> i can't imagine really what they are going through, we are going through a lot but really strong. her sister, has been amazingly strong. >> reporter: asking for privacy they would only sa

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he's running, playing volleyball. now that he's traveled here, he's following the footsteps of his mother. ♪ this has been an excellent adventure for prince harry. >> it's going quite well. >> reporter: last night in rio, he watched samba, brazil's traditional dance of celebration. >> thank you for a stunning anglo-brazilian welcome to your spell-binding city. i have to get this right. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: the trip has dual purposes. representing his grandmother, the queen, for her diamond jubilee. and a personal visit to brazil where his mother, diana, was a major force. >> this is diana country. people remember her famous visit here. harry is following her legacy. >> reporter: his mother made her mark in brazil back in 1991 when she supported several organizations that helped to educate kids. some of them homeless on the streets. [ speaking foreign language ] regina was here with princess diana when she visited this ornlg orphanage 21 years ago. she says her son, harry is now following his moth

it's going to be volleyball weather out there. it's really going to warm up. now, today, we had the sunshine return. even though there's a little bit of a chill in the air. we're close to that average. let's show you where we tapped out so far today. 47 degrees. the average is 50. so slightly below it after a cold morning. tonight, we will drop down into the 20s. but there is warmer air moving our way. 46 now in baltimore. look at all of those 40s across the map. it is 39 in ocean city. keeping temperatures a little bit down. and you can see that also when we zoom in closer. if you're close to that water, it's in the low 40s. so it will knock a few degrees off of those temperatures. winds are turning around to the south. and that's going to bring up this warmer air over the next couple of days. and we have to show this to you. it is 67 in chicago right now. 57 in minneapolis, even near 70 degrees in denver. and all of that air is moving in our direction. so we'll start to feel that tomorrow. in addition to that, though, still clear skies, with high pressure in

[applause] kim oden is one of the greatest volleyball players of all time. she was a three-time all- american at stanford and helped establish stanford as one of the top programs in the country. she was a member of the u.s. national team for years and played in two olympic games. she was named player of the decade in the 1990's by the avca. she has coached at stanford and is an administrator at st. francis high school in cupertino. [applause] next is sharon shapiro. she is one of the finest performers in the history of women's collegiate gymnastics. as a freshman at ucla she won major titles in all four major events as well as the all round. the feat has never been duplicated. she finished with two n.c.a.a. all-around titles and was inducted into the ucla hall of fame in 1999. sharon shapiro. [applause] jake t. snow earned 2 golden gloves. he spent nine of those years with the giants when he became the top defensive player in the major leagues. prime -- prior to being drafted by the yankees, he played at the university of arizona. j.t. snow. [applause] j.j.

a girl that place volleyball.rees, they are in real world ads on bart trains. >> it like we have two different ones within california. my idea was to reintroduce rural california to people in communities to people in the cities. >> lisa spent more than a year driving 10,000 people and photographing them. they all had one thing in common. >> people who have a real passion for something, people are who are willing to struggle and fight for what they believe in. >> we share this space, we should get to know each other. >> john christian soen from stanford is one of the nonprofits collaborating. >> the buildings and kindlesaffd traffic, you look up and you see a life. you see a window in to another california. >> it's really about the diversity of the state. unique campaign will be on bart trains through march. then in the fall, there will be an exhibition of the california historical society. >> the hope is that people are able to step back and things that divide usd reall and reallt to understand we're all people an

. >> i have never seen people playing volleyball on the beach in march. >> minnesota's march has been extraordinary, too. the low temperatures have been warmer than the previous record highs. in north dakota, lightweight clothing was enough for ice fishing near fargo in 70 degree weather. >> 70 degrees up here. down here, you're sitting on an ice cube. >> meantime in arizona, flag staff is digging out of its second largest snowstorm in march. nearly 20 inches. closing interstate 40 and other major roads. >> we never drove in snow before. this is the first time. >> in northern california, skiers have been waiting a long time for this snow. >> there's no bad timing for snow for us here in the mountains. we love it, we crave it, and we're stoked it's here. >> what is causing these extremes? it's the jet stream reaching into northern canada, blocking cold air from moving south, leaving much of the country seeing red with 34 states today hitting at least 70 while all of the west is colder than average. adding to the weather drama, high pollen counts in atlanta. 35% higher than the previous

gone are the days of choosing upsides for volleyball or badminton in class and in comes situps, pushups and weightlifting. >> we felt that in our team sports it was good in some cases but there was always the percentage of students that weren't really into it, weren't participating but in this case, i think we have been able to incorporate the most amount of students in a general fitness way that allows -- gives them the tools it move on and implement them. >> reporter: they call it life- long fitness education. >> i can do a pushup now. i couldn't do anything before. >> reporter: one student who calls herself unathletic says the program is reshaping her thoughts on what it is to be fit. >> i have been feeling like better, i have been feeling like less stressed out. >> reporter: critics say students can be prone to injury due to improper technique around weights but coaches say students only take on what they have demonstrated they scanlan. and fitness -- only what they can handle. and fitness logs show their progress. >> if you have a test next period, you are all pumped up. >> reporte

she played basketball and volleyball and was in the rotc. her father tells us she was a natural born leader. >> i'm going to miss her candor. she's one of the most honest kids you want to interact with. she helped everybody. >> students at sur ratszville plan to wear pink. it was her favorite color. they oil provide counselors all week to help students deal with the loss. >>> we now know who was involved in a shooting. when offers got to the scene, they saw people standing in the middle of the street. that's when 19-year-old kevin bolden pull out a gun and started shooting at them. they fired back, shooting him. he was taken to the hospital and now died. two officers are on leave pending an investigation. >>> authorities arrested bryant livingston and charged him with five counts of running a prostitution scheme at the crown plaza hotel. they say livingston would rent a room and charge people $100 to go inside. they became suspicious of livingston because he was bringing multiple people to the room. >> when police got to that room, what did

she played volleyball in addition to her rotc training. >> you may have your youth, but longevity on the planet is not promised. so it would be wise to try and be a productive person as you can. >> reporter: tekau was a straight a student. she planned to attend the air force academy. her dad tells me that she loved the military drills. she would actually come running into the house and yell at her family are you motivated yet? she had that effect on people. but no more. in clinton, maryland, bruce leshan, 9 news now. >> apologies for mispronouncing tekau's name earlier. counselors will be available at the clinton campus through the rest of the week for parents and students and staff who are still grieving. >>> tonight new questions about what happened the night trayvon martin was killed. the unarmed teenager shot last month by a neighborhood watch volunteer named george zimmerman in sanford, florida, surveillance video from the sanford police department shows zimmerman handcuffed and in custody that same night. zimmerman's lawyer says his client acted in self-defense because he was a

she played volleyball in addition to her rotc training. >> you may have your youth, but longevity on the planet is not promised. so it would be wise to try and be as productive person as you can. >> reporter: tekau was a straight a student and she planned to attend the air force academy. her dad says that she loved the military drills. she'd actually come running into the house and say are you motivated yet? she had that effect on people, but no more. derek. >> i'll take it back, bruce. thank you. what a loss. >>> meantime an update tonight on what a couple whose address was mistakenly tweeted out by a hollywood director in association with the trayvon martin case. we first told you about david and elaine mclean last night at 6:00. director spike lee tweeted out their address saying it was that of george zimmerman. zimmerman is the neighborhood watch captain who shot and killed the 17-year-old last month. last night lee sent another tweet writing i deeply apologize to the mclean family for retweeting their address. it was a mistake. please leave the mcleans in peace, justice in court

. >>> shaken by one death of one of the athletes, a volleyball player.amantha died eight days after being rushed to the hospital. she was considered one of the country's top high school prospects for volleyball. she also played on three junior olympic teams. the exact cause of death at this point has not been determined. >>> 6:52. still a lot of questions this morning about a deadly hit-and-run in sunnyvale. police say 29-year-old san jose woman was hit by a light-colored suv on sunday night. and investigators are not sure if the woman was a passenger inside the suv or how she ended up in the roadway. she was rushed to valley medical center where she died. her name is not been released. and police are still looking for the suv. >>> and just when you thought it was safe to leave your bottles and other recyclables out on your curb for collection, you've got to think again. san francisco examiner reporting hundreds of people drive around san francisco stealing the recyclables to sell them at scrap yards. the company hired by the city to pick up that garbage

. >> she plays on the volleyball team and the softball team and community service.d student of the scholarship. >> reporter: she will study engineering at gwu with the hopes of some day become an eventer. -- inventor. across the city at duke ellington school for the arts, gaylen young got the scholarship. she also wants to attend the engineering college and wants a double major in music. why? >> i want to be the ceo of my own electronic company and -- some software. >> reporter: stand aside, world. the tractenburg scholars are going for gwu. in washington, john henrehan, fox 5 news. yo congratulations to them all. >>> maryland days away from getting a new area code. it will be in effect on saturday and customers with the existing numbers won't be affected. people in central maryland and the eastern shore who request a new number could get the 667 exchange. >>> grooving into the best day of the week. >> and that is good. today turned out nice, too. >> yeah. >> and some temperatures into the 70s. some of you made it into the 80s, to and especially south of town. looks

events like archery, cycling, wheelchair basketball, shooting, swimming, track and field and sitting volleyball team members will be announced later this month. >>> the fda says they are considering waiving prescription requirements for a range of drugs, for ailments such as diabetes, asthma, even migraines. regulators want them available over the counter. the fda would still require studies to prove you get diagnosed and take medication. a public meeting on the proposal is planned for later this month. >>> today's international women's day. women across america plan to protest against big banks. in baltimore the organizers of the occupy movement are going to do the walk a mile in our shoes protest outside of bank of america. the branch downtown. in frederick the bomb squad was called in yesterday to the courthouse after a coconut was a cause for concern. officials say it was found near the building and looked like it had been sliced down the center and put back together. the building was evacuated while that coconut was investigate. it was determined to pose no danger. the incident remains und

games athletes compete in everything from archery and wheelchair basketball, swimming and sitting volleyballll. >>> let's talk about the winds. yes, they are a little on the breezy side this morning. we can see out of the southwest at about 6 miles an hour now into baltimore. so this is new. they are picking up into baltimore. easton coming in around 12 mile-per-hour wind. these are sustaped winds. as we go into the afternoon we'll really start to get a little gusty. gusting up to about 35 to 40 miles an hour. not out of the question. right now temperatures are quite mild. check out baltimore, around 54 degrees. go back into memphis and also into jackson and you're already seeing and feeling temperatures in the 60s. that warm surge of air is going to move into our direction as we go into the afternoon. satellite and radar picking up on the rain, also moving in our direction as we go later into the evening, overnight. on the back side of it you can see wintry conditions back into arkansas and also into missouri right now. rather, missouri and kansas rights now. but that will not get into us.

. >> i've never seen people playing volleyball on the beach in march. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, a few people still on the ice, but the rink is closing today due to the balmy temps. in its place, a very early show of cherry blossoms, kicking off their 100 year anniversary with a festival this week. >> it is a surprise that everything has bloomed so early. it is beautiful. >> reporter: and runners across the country were in for a surprise. the athletes in georgia's normally cool marathon competed today in shorts and t-shirts, in temperatures heading toward 70. new york's half marathon participants were also treated to unseasonable warmth, while l.a. marathoners ran in unusually chilly conditions. what is causing these records across most of the country? it is the jet stream. bulging way up into canada, blocking the cold air from moving south, and allowing staggering warmth to move north. but not everyone was enjoying the sun. flagstaff, arizona, was pounded with up to a foot of snow, shutting down a long stretch of interstate 40 for hours. and in the california sierra, they final

> reporter: her father says she didn't have history of heart problems and played basketball and volleyball in the past. the rotc student was said to light up the room, a leader amongst friend. >> i am going to miss her candor, she was one of the most honest kids you would want to interact with. and she, she helped everybody. >> an outpouring on line shows everyone at school misses her. her best friend, tells me she was really bubbly, full of energy, truly an angel on earth. a weeping father agrees, believing she is in a better place. >> angels just come to visit. they come to visit. angie goff, news 4. >> students at the high school plan to wear pink tomorrow. it was her favorite color. the school says it will provide counselors all week to help classmates cope. >>> in "decision 2012" mitt romney picked up a key endorsement from tea party favorite, marco rubio announced it on fox news. romney expected to get endorsement from george h.w. bush tomorrow. the support comes as vice president joe biden slammed romney's economic credentials on the campaign trail today. speaking in iowa, biden pai

. >> reporter: britain's dancing, joking, volleyball-playing prince ended his diamond jubilee tour thiseekend, a new generation leading a royal rebranding. >> you can't sit there with a stiff upper lip and crossed arms and not getting involved. i've had an amazing time. i've had a gas. on behalf of my grandmother. >> reporter: an old family helping put a new face on britain in a year when billions will be watching. the queen's diamond jubilee in june, the olympics in july and august, a marathon celebration, an entire country getting ready for its close-up. hoping to remind the world that great britain can put on a good show. one mile from the olympic stadium, a giant bell has been commissioned to open the games at the very foundry that cast the liberty bell. >> bell-ringing is incredibly english. it's english like cricket, it's english like beer, warm beer, especially. >> reporter: eight more bells will be cast here for the queen's jubilee. in june, they will ring out across the thames, leading a flotilla carrying the queen. britain knows how to put on a pageant. it must prove that it w

he squeezed in some rugby on the beach and a lesson from a brazilian volleyball star.arry's south african and caribbean tour is part of a royal effort to boost tourism in britain ahead of the queen's diamond jubilee and the london olympics this summer. >>> back in this country, an early morning spectacle today in los angeles as that city received its newest work of art. while it may be too soon to call it a masterpiece, it will be a huge attraction, renowned for the natural beauty. nbc's craig melvin was there for the arrival of the rock. >> reporter: a predawn welcome for a 340-ton party magnet. >> everyone started to cheer. >> it's a new rock star. >> reporter: and this rolling rock has become the biggest. it's as if these people don't even know it's 4:00 a.m. in los angeles. >> quite bizarre. absolutely. and immensely unique. >> reporter: for the shrink wrapped rock it was a tricky 105 mile journey through four counties and 22 cities. a custom made 174 wheel trailer, two football fields long, taking up three lanes of traffic crept along at five miles an hour, narrow