and the rhondda car wash said the same.where they refused to pay our worker? hi, we're from the bbc, bbc wales investigates. we sent you guys a letter about exploitation of labour and paying people £3 an hour, have you got any answer to that? i don't speak english. yeah, you speak english because we know we put people undercover here. you helped recruit guys to work here for £3 an hour. no. no, you deny that, yeah? you don't agree that that you are paying workers illegally, that you are paying less than the minimum wage? i don't know, i work here, you know. kaywan also denied offering our workerjust £30 a day or that he refused to pay him at all. he also said he sold the car wash around the same time that we contacted him about our evidence. if you have details we would like you to pass them to us. it is illegal to pay those wages, we should not be paying individuals those level of wages and we want to identify who the perpetrators are so as key partner organisations we can prosecute them and deal with them and deal with th

to his brother's to do the wash. is it about this one outfit that needed a washing that day? >> back in 1985, those clothes were tested for blood, using a chemical called luminol. >> you spray it on the clothing, it will luminesce with blood or body fluids. it turns out these pants were glowing in two areas, two important areas, but when they tested them for the presence of blood, they were negative for blood so something is there, but it's not blood. >> so now, two decades since archie mcfarland's murder, wallace found janos' clothes. they were still in the evidence locker. he sent them off to the crime lab for retesting. and once again, there wasn't a speck of blood on the clothes, but there was something on those pants. janos had supposedly washed them and hung them up to dry, but still, there it was, something very strange. >> dirt and mud stains all over the pants. when i saw the report, he said there was dirt on the pants. that's when the light bulb went off for me. and the safey for "most parallel parallel par

we wash in a basin then we just get under the shower and just. wash us do you understand. e minute shower that's all you have. >> i come with a lot of buckets. i collect about 300 liters at a time. it lasts me ages, so two buckets saves me using my own water and saves cape town. >> reporter: businesses are required to cutback too by 45%. greencape, a non-profit environmental organization, provides advice and information to the commercial and industrial sector. >> so whereas bere we were struggling to perhaps even get an audience to talk to busr ess about thter solutions and the things they should be looking at, now everyons coming to us asking us for some ideas and solutions. >> rorter: the bayside mall has installed tanks to collect inwater from the roof and most of the taps in the bathrooms have been turned off. there are notices everywhere. those efforts combined with a drastic cut to the agricultural sector have kept day zero at bay. meanwhile, other capetonians have never been fortunate enough to be carefree about waterr,. in the predominately black and mixed race tow

so, next time don't half-wash it. and it's done. >>> police officers lucky to be alive after a home explosion. police in hurst, texas responding to a call at a residence. it erupted in a sudden blast of flames. police shows the officer getting ready to approach the home seconds before the explosion. a drive lost control of the truck and slammed into a gas line. the two officers suffered murn injuries and the drive of the car arrested at the scene. >> a weekend forecast, we'll be tracking a rainstorm, needed rain areas of colorado into kansas on friday. saturday we will get some storms. we'll track that rain on saturday through oklahoma and texas and take it to the southeast on sunday. a lot of snow and honorable conditions this april. have a nice weekend coming your way. stay with us. lers: are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no more®. starting sunday save

they are washing up on shores in record numbers and people here are spooked.ies in 12 months, some just skeletons. and in december, eight live crew members, making people here suspicious of spies and defectors aboard the ghostly ships filled with secrets. janice mackie frayer, nbc news, few cara, japan. >> and with that let's head back over to nbc meteorologist bill karins. it is cold out there in those seas. that's probably why. it is cold. >> blame it on that. that's a good transition into our winter snow forecast. you know, i'm here for you, bill karins. >> i don't see you very often. you miss me. >> in the east we talked about it already, the snow will be exiting early today. we are focusing back out to the west from montana to the northern plains more snow. so, yeah, this april pattern is not exactly enjoyable for many. cool highs even into the middle of the week but at least we're done with the snow. we'll have a rainy system on the eastern seaboard. at least it's rain we're talking about. then we'll turn our attention to the northwest by wednesday. by t

vehicle using the car wash there.um, but i know that the contents of what she was carrying a coffee cup had spilled on portions of the vehicle. >> reporter: a witness positively identified the suspect, 55-year-old teodoro garcia of daly city. he was arrested on felony hit- and-run and destruction of evidence. the cab is observed by yellow allied cab from burlingame. the manager said, we are extremely sorry. we will remove him from the insurance policy until we know more. this is totally unacceptable. the manager also said, garcia is a, quote, good man and good driver who has been involved in fender-benders but never anything this serious. he said garcia didn't have any passengers at the time of the crash. now, authorities say drivers have a legal obligation to stop -- lincoln town car was towed away for evidence. next we prosecutors will review the case against him. live in burlingame, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> henry, that's -- we have some revving their engine. i hope you can hear me. that's impressive police wo

there is buds just washed up on shore. >> a large amount of marijuana washed up along santa barbara. >> all this bud washing up. >> a viewer made the video of the ha that has been circling around and social media. >> smuggling it's a possibility. >> the harbor patrol isn't ruling smugglers out. the harbor patrol was first told about the pot back on march 31st. that's when the dredge company called them saying they saw what appeared to be marijuana floating in the water. >> we don't know if this -- this product came about as a result of the dredging operation or washed on shore from offshore. we picked up some -- some quantities and disposed of those. >> the marijuana was found in smaller clumps called bud like you see in the video. >> we didn't go through all the rip wrap along the beach to pickous pieces. >> that's weed. that's weed. >> that's reporter loss >>> it looks like voters will good get to decide whether california will be split into three states. a beller offered a initiative to break up the state. he says it's received enough signatures to qualify for the notify ballot. s

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in a cafe we've made a mess of a fit in trying to use a little if possible say washing up things are really really we don't refill them often we use it consciously and mindfully according to their wild weight fund for two thirds of the wild population may face water shortages within the next year and due to global warming this city of kit town has imposed a limit of fifty liters of water passed on monday and the impact on small businesses that rely on what aleck laundries is particularly severe the shortages make it difficult to plan ahead. the bad part of it is i might just need to cut stock i need to think about that very i want to create more work for people but if that happens it's going to be out of my hands and control because of this is one of great is the way it's supposed to operate but the drought is also an illusion creative potential opening up opportunities for growing businesses like. eco friendly car wash instead of using water he employs a bio degradable chemical to remove that in his opinion most south africans have to find innovative ways to money the crisis. and. t

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a wizard of the wash. a living legend of the laundry who has crowds clamoring to hear his tips and tricks for getting clothes fresh and clean and making even the toughest stains disappear. so naturally when we heard about him, we sent our intrepid reporter kevin tibbles to sniff out the secrets of his success. >> reporter: patric richardson doesn't just do his laundry, he worships his laundry. >> the laundry evangelist. >> reporter: because this man of the cloth claims he can scrub a stain out of anything and he'll swear on a stack of dirty shirts to prove it. >> i wash everything. i don't send anything to the dry cleaner. i tell everybody else how to wash everything. see how it looks like it sort of came out? >> reporter: in fact, richardson runs a free laundry camp at the mall of america in minneapolis for folks to be converted. >> should i just throw in it a mesh beg? should i invest in a mesh bag. >> inside the mesh bag the garment can't stretch out. >> reporter: we thought we would put the stain maste

so-called ghost ships have been washing the shore, dozens in the past years alone. janis mackey frayer explains this bizarre phenomenon. >> reporter: the boat washed ashore eerily empty bearing clues it had come from north korea, among the tangled fishing nets a message in korean, urging hard work today to enjoy tomorrow. more than 100 of these ghost ships have made it to japan this past year. it's insanity he says. if we use those boats we wouldn't go three miles from here but these ghost ships have traveled a stunning 650 miles across fierce current. it wasn't the wreckage near his house that bothered him, it was the rotting bodies of three north korean fishermen in the cove. it's all so unsettling, he says. >> reporter: why they're going so far out to sea and what's happening on board remains a mystery. what's known is that these boats are washing up on japan's shores in record numbers and people here are spooked. along the coast, 42 bodies and 12 months some just skeletons and in december, eight live crew members making people here suspicious of spies and defect

vehicle using the car wash there.on't know if it was specifically blood, um, but i know that the contents of what she was carrying a coffee cup had spilled on portions of the vehicle. >> reporter: a witness positively identified the suspect, 55-year-old teodoro garcia of daly city. he was arrested on felony hit- and-run and destruction of evidence. the cab is observed by yellow allied cab from burlingame. the manager said, we are extremely sorry. we will remove him from the insurance policy until we know more. this is totally unacceptable. the manager also said, garcia is a, quote, good man and good driver who has been involved in fender-benders but never anything this serious. he said garcia didn't have any passengers at the time of the crash. now, authorities say drivers have a legal obligation to stop and help in an injury crash. this cabbie's lincoln town car was towed away for evidence. next we prosecutors will review the case against him. live in burlingame, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:3

activities that girls are drawn into a very much to clichés as we know them for example they design a washingmachine or clothing or something that just turns around and you don't know exactly what it might be also in this last week you might recognize from chemistry you can just color a flower bud you can't do anything really experimental and the microscope that comes with this target is very small like this one so you can't even. use it as a microscope there is hardly you know revolutionary stuff it's not exactly spitting the atom and this is another one which you've actually got is out i'll just show that to all of you is this is a a cuddly toy drill and on it it says close up and me me what's the problem with this it's a power drill it's a cuddly toy how is this problematic we think that this is problematic because it's aiming at the father's papa and the son's me and it's portrayed in the spot in the commercial very much in the way that this is the way the prompter would draw fathers or fathers to do care work in the family and we believe that cuddly toys can be used any cuddly toy can of

i know i still have to go wash my car. back to you. >> i've had to wash mine for like six months. >> ditto. >> thanks. >>> it is 7:21. still ahead on "today in the bay," a bay area family plays a significant role in a medical breakthrough. it's a story we've been following for years. and the update will make you "bay area proud." the fight agai alway >>> now to a possible breakthrough in the fight against a rare but always fatal form of childhood cancer. that's the headline from stanford, but we'd like to share with you the story behind that news, particularly how one gilroy family played a crucial role in the reggsearch. it's a store "today in the bay" has been following for four years in our "bay area proud" series. garvin thomas joins us with an important and uplifting update. >> like many people i think of research in the medical lab as an anonymous process, the specimen researchers work on just numbers or codes but of course they're not. they are people. and important ones at that. like one little 6-year-old girl. we

eco friendly car wash instead of using water he employs a bio degradable chemical to remove that in his opinion most south africans have to find innovative ways to manage the crisis. dangerous he said think it's just a panic that is uncalled for you know because if you sit and really think about it is we really running out of water really we just panicking everyone is going to buy water is this. something the world is going to and you know and yet these are for sure what we just need to plan accordingly why and residents and businesses are trying to save water the city searching for new water sources. hoping to top a vast and natural reserve was deep underground the south africa water crisis quite lesion has recently discovered an aquifer near the dry. the water. experts believe that this could provide a one fifty million liters or a fifth of cape town's drinking water so this huge factors that operate in or any of the market. and expecting water from the well not course. through. the city and in fact the national park which of sanitation is at this very moment doing into that too much

so your tuesday evening, plan on that wet weather being over the top of the washing tot. walton beach, florida. today, a minor chance of severe weather today town in areas of georgia. we have some good stuff out there today, phillip, some beautiful weather, too. >> sounds good. >>> jeff just came on. inbound to j.r. smith. his shot is good. >> if anyone was going to hit that, it would be j.r. smith, right? he has a knack for doing that. that was a 70-foot buzzer beater in the fourth game of the cavs playoff series against the pacers. the shot sucked the life out of the home crowd as cleveland went on to win tieing the series at 2-2. >> j.r. smith probably would have taken that shot even if there was 20 seconds left. >> he would shoot it in the next possession. >>> just ahead, breaking news to tell you about about the royal baby. >>> plus, michael bloomberg is putting his money where his mouth is. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfa

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so, next time don't half-wash it.one. >>> leading the news, a section of beach on hawaii's big island is reopened after a paddle boarder was attacked by a shark over the weekend. officials say a 25-year-old man was on a standup paddle board at a private beach when a tiger shark knocked him off and bit him. he was flown to a nearby hospital. he lost part of his leg and suffered injuries to one of his arms. it is the first shark attack on the big island since 2015. >> you don't want to see the outline of that shark anywhere. >>> the hurricane ravaged island of puerto rico is trying to jumpstart its tourism industry and as gabe gutierrez reports for us t appears to be working. ♪ >> reporter: just months ago, this didn't seem possible. puerto rico's economic engine sputtering to life after hurricane maria. >> i think now more than ever we have to contribute to their economy because they need the tourism. >> reporter: these couples from baltimore soaking in the sun after refusing to scrap their vacation plans. some of thei

washes up more plastic rachel yates from service again sewage is a veteran campaigner. to work with the community say to link with community groups either working on similar things or to get community groups to think about their use of single use plastic it within that we work with schools so we've rolled out plastic free schools in almost every school in the area giving up plastic wherever possible the town council has joined forces with residents and local businesses but there are limits to what can be done and sands may be leading the way but others still fall behind unfortunately some of our oil from abroad and we often go on in control on how the package with for example the strawberries with. packing and paper trips to. just once again clear of plastic the charcoal is safe for now while it's fun there's also a serious purpose a plastic freetown the role model for a plastic free britain and the sooner the better. of the world's largest trade fairs has opened here in germany offering glimpses into the future of industrial technology advances in artificial intelligen

made it to la and san diego and sense washed out. -- since washed out.his is the last system in the current series. the pattern will have to reload, and it will. it will favor high pressure this time for about a week. the next hint of anything is around the 26th. look for sunshine and warm temperatures. today is the in between day. we have an offshore breeze developing. warming up on saturday. 60s today. 70s tomorrow. near 80 for some inland. not for all. a weak system on sunday to bring back the coastal fog. water temperatures in the low 50s. it wouldn't take much to get clouds back. today, 60s and 70s. temperatures on their way up. we started the week with lou to mid 50s. we're on our way to warmer weather by the end of the week and saturday. >> the weekend timing is perfect. >> we might head to monterrey. the big' otter bike -- sea otter bike race, my little sister is competing. >> that'll be nice. >>> san francisco mayor says the city will reduce carbon emissions in the next 30 years. >> the big thing we're announcing is by the year 2015, we will be

♪ when jesus washed ♪ when jesus washed, he washed my sins away ♪ ♪ oh happy day ♪ oh, yes ♪ oh happyf people who are here with us today as special guests. the sheriff of the san francisco county sheriff's department, sheriff vickie hennessey is here, and shimon wanton from the san francisco school board, reverend arnold townsend, the reverend dr. james mccray, jr. we have the members of the staff of the san francisco fire department, san francisco police department and also members of the san francisco sheriff's department. we also want to thank our friends here in the city and county of san francisco, the city administrator's office, and particularly partnership with the mayor's office and neighborhood services led by our own derek smith. this concludes the 50th year, the 50-year memorial commemoration of dr. martin luther king, jr. here in the city and county of san francisco. we thank you all for being here. we want you to spend this next week reflecting on dr. king, reflecting on his message of beloved community. and decide within ourselves those things that we can do to make it

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>> i don't know what you mean by acid wash.deleted her emails, the way everyone else did, and you just changed the topic. >> sean: i never heard about bleach but before hillary! >> you praise what comey did with the letter -- >> sean: if i deleted it, what i be in jail tonight? >> you just want to go off on your own tangents and i won't go there with you except to say that i agree that james comey isn't allowed to express a personal opinion as an investigator. he also should have been fired. >> sean: i understand your criticism. i get it. i got to roll. thank you both. when we come back, sean spicer, he was in the meeting when comey briefed president trump when he was president-elect about the dossier, and he is saying comey's account is completely misleading. he was there. we'll check in with him and dr. gorka and my response about being named in court today as it relates to michael cohen. straight ahead. ♪ ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily an

nbc bay area )s robert handa is live in burlingame with just how close the suspect came to washing away possible evidence. robert. a martinez pastor - show is coming to daly city this weekend. you may recall - both san francisco and san mateo counties voted to oppose gun shows at the cow palace. but the state owns the land - so the counties can )t do anything to stop the shows. state lawmakers have even passed laws trying to stop gun shows at the cow palace. but the governor vetoed them. nine months after a similar ride caused tragedy in ohio -- the santa cruz beach boardwalk says it plans to reopen the "fireball." the boardwalk voluntarily closed the ride last july as a precaution. a ride similar to "the fireball" malfunctioned at the ohio state fair -- killing a teenage boy and injuring seven others. cell phone video from witnesses of the tragic crash went viral. the boardwalk is awaiting state approval before reopening the ride. it all starts tomorrow in the east bay. the warriors begin their quest, to defend their nba title. the team will take on the spurs tomorrow at noon. but fans

into the small pouch in preparation for the storm.the bag washed away with most of her belongings. bergard says the bag was on her mind each time she carefully combed through the mud.ann burgard/ general contractor:"i know from the very beginning this was the one thing that mari was hoping for."when she finally saw it. .she started shaking. . and ran to tell mitchel. mari mitchel/ montecito:"we weren't sure. the zipper was jammed, so she went and got a knife. and as she got the knife, there was a little jiggling sound, and we were kinda holding our breath. but i knew."this is the photo taken after the bag was ripped open. mitchel clearly emotional. . burgard was too."i just happened to be the eyes on it at that moment. but it was found because there's people hanging on to glimpses of hope and all that energy working together."mitchel calls the find a tiny miracle. . with a big lesson."there's a message in it that says don't give up. just don't give up. even if it's a little thing that feels impossible, don't give up." (jrstone) that wsa alys martinez reporting. the montecito mudsli

machines we were believe it or not having washing machines dumped all over the country we put tariffs on and we're now opening up and expanding companies that create and make which is actually a very big business washing machines and dryers so. the workers of our country know what's happening we have companies moving up from mexico automobile companies and they're building new plants in michigan and ohio and pennsylvania and kentucky and expanding their plants lot of things happening our country is doing very very well so it's going to continue going to continue a lot of great momentum if you look at any chart the enthusiasm for business in our country as an all time high and unemployment for african-american workers for hispanic workers unemployment is at an all time low in history in the history of our country it's at the lowest point if you look at unemployment for women it's at an eighteen year low so we're very proud of our achievements and starting now as you see over the last few weeks the tax cuts are kicking in and it's a beautiful thing to see and people are spending money w