finnish lapland is as close as it gets to a winter wonderland. 0ver lapland is as close as it gets toapland is as close as it gets to a winter wonderland. 0ver i million tourists come here every year in search of the northern lights, santa and his reindeer. the sami are the indigenous people who live in this pa rt indigenous people who live in this part of the world. from the north of norway, sweden, finland and the far north—eastern part of russia. there are around 6000 samis left in this pa rt are around 6000 samis left in this part of finland and here they are known as the inari because they live around lake inari, 250 kilometres north of the arctic circle. i have never been so far north. after landing in the local town, just a 1.5 hourflight landing in the local town, just a 1.5 hour flight from helsinki, landing in the local town, just a 1.5 hourflight from helsinki, i meet my first inari friend. the! welcome to finland. i amjohan. meet my first inari friend. the! welcome to finland. i am johan. look at your outfits! you look amazing! thank you. is this our transport? yes. it wil

it would be of "alice in wonderland" quality if this administration were to sanction him to investigate himself. recusal should have been given. but this goes beyond that. he had weeks, attorney general sessions had weeks to correct the record that he made before the judiciary committee but he let the record stand. there cannot be even the scintilla of doubt about the impartiality and fairness of the attorney general the top law enforcement official of the land. after this, it's clear attorney general sessions does not meet that test. because the department of justice should be above reproach for the good of the country, attorney general sessions should resign. but, whatever one's views are on resignation, the most important thing we must do is ensure the integrity of the investigation. has it already been compromised? what can we do to ensure it moves forward in a way that ultimately leads to the unvarnished truth? to that end, i am calling on three things, sorry. to that end i'm calling for three things today. first, the justice department must immediately appoint a special prosecutor

it would be of alice in wonderland quality of this administration were to sanction him to investigate those difficulties is a written denial from the us attorney general that he had met russian officials, and this one during his senate confirmation hearing. if there is any evidence that anyone affiliated with the trump campaign communicated with the russian government in the course of this campaign, what will you do? senator, i am not aware of any of those activities. i have been called a surrogates in that campaign, and i did not have communications with the russians. tonight, it became clear that he had met the russian ambassador last year

visitors had to park below and walk a mile and a half to each the winter wonderland. in the enthough visitors we talked to say it was worth it. >> it remind me of snowboarding andlet is sledding. wintertime even though it's close to i think sprf it's pretty cool. >> when we saw it this morning we were like we have to go see it since the kids have never seen snow and it's much shorter than going to tahoe. >> reporter: but it can be miserable without the proper gear. these high school kids learned that the hard way. >> i didn't bring gloves and my hands are freezing now. and it's terrible. oh, my god. >> reporter: well, the snow kept park rangers busy even after the park closed at sunset. there were quite a few stragglers lingering after the sun wpt down. live atmount diablo state park lilian kim. >>> in the south bay some relief as anderson reservoirs remains below capacity which means no water has gone over the spillway into coyote creek. hundreds helped clean up previously flooded neighborhoods. abc news was in san jose for family flood day as the city came together

finnish lapland is as close as it gets to a winter wonderland. 0veri million tourists come here everynorthern lights, from the north of norway, sweden, finland and the far north—eastern part of russia. there are around 6000 samis left in this part of finland and here they are known as the inari because they live around lake inari, 250 kilometres north of the arctic circle. i have never been so far north. after landing in the town of ivalo, just a 1.5 hourflight from helsinki, i meet my first inari friend. hi! welcome to finland. iamjohanna. look at your outfit! you look amazing! thank you. is this our transport? yes. it will be our transport for this trip. we have so much planned for you. that is the way forward. it is really warm. life here must be quite difficult. there is snow on the ground for seven months of the year and the most practical way to move around is by snowmobile. so this is the best way to get there? there is no other way to get there. 0k. so this is how i am rolling. and you will teach me? yes. these things revolutionised life here. we got them about 50 or 60 years

beautiful winter wonderland, but don't be fooled. in the car, conditions can be dangerous. christine. >> you have the buses from northern new jersey canceled into the city. you have some weekend service on the new jersey transit. right? >> right. exactly. you are seeing the commuter rail and new jersey transit on weekend schedule. >> all right. alison, thank you. >> still early. looks like people are staying off the roads. good news. philadelphia among the areas under a snow emergency this morning. the city taking the brunt before the storm gets here to new york city. let's get to ryan young who is live in philly. we saw chad myers with the light fluffy variety. not what you have in philly. >> reporter: no. i would love to have that. instead we are getting pelted here with ice needles. that has been going for hours at this point. first, we had snow. you can see that behind us which collected over here. now it has moved into the icy/rainy mix. you look at the roads. this guy is driving normal speeds. it is really a sloppy mess out her

along the way, i will hang with some robots that can kick my --, and lose myself in this trippy wonderlandall on this episode of "hello world." ♪ ashlee: silicon valley may be home to some of the biggest tech giants in the world, but it is being challenged like never before. crazy tech geniuses have popped up all over the planet, making things that will blow your mind. my name is ashlee vance. i am an author, a journalist, and i am on a quest to find the most innovative tech creations and meet the beautiful freaks behind them. >> hello world. [car horns honking] ashlee: where else would i begin my journey, but in tokyo? ♪ millions of people make their way around the city in an orderly fashion, doing the best not to bother anyone. it is that night that tokyo really comes to life. welcome to the robot restaurant. ♪ ashlee: as touristy and insane as all of this is, it actually gets to the heart of japan's relationship with robots. the machines here come with stories and personalities. they are good. they are bad. and sometimes, they eat people. but far away from the fire breathing dinosaurs a

. >> in west chester, chester county, looking like a winter wonderland. not much else. mostly stayed on the trees and in the shrubs. we give you a live look at i-95 in south philadelphia. visibility is very low. people have their headlights now. >> let's head over to center city, ben franklin parkway. >> trust us. >> the surface is so warm. yesterday we were in the 60s, but it's still coming down. >> that's exactly what krystal told us earlier. we have first alert coverage. let's begin with first alert meteorologist erika martin who is in our studios. tell us what's happening. it's snowing. >> yeah, it's snowing, and these snowflakes are very big right now. when you're inside the studio, that's one thing. you're getting the information out to the viewer, but out here it is lovely right now where we are. accumulation already on my jacket. right here on the ground. some accumulation of snow right now. a good thing is a lot of this has already been treated. this will melt soon enough. one of my concerns, however, is as this does melt temperatures for tonight and tomorrow w

it would be an alice in wonderland quality if this administration were to sanction him to investigate himself. reporter: the scandal has begun to fracture the republican camp. ohio senator rob portman and house majority leader rob -- majority leader kevin mccarthy are among those who say he should recuse himself. laura: the winners of the 22ndval parade in the victory. it is their first since 1984. reporter: they have gone 33 years without a crown. -- then joy.up the poor tell a group -- the group, despite being the most successful group in the carnival's history, in recent years they have lost out to competitors. the long-awaited victory felt like a homecoming. >> i am speechless from all of the excitement. we work well with a lot of love and dedication and it turned out great. a spectacularas dance with an ecological message about protecting brazil's rivers. their show recalls one of brazil's worst environmental disasters, the 2015 collapse of a dam that killed nine people. worked totesters create a sensation of running , giving they shimmy them just enough points from the judges to

cold front is out to the west and this morning the problem though was fog, the action cam along wonderland ocean city where the fog was dense. and fog along i-95 as well. and the cold front that sweeps through will bring us sunshine tomorrow but also a big cool down right now it feels more like may than march. 66 in philadelphia and down from the high of 74 and allentown 63 and wilmington 66 and cape may 60 with winds from the south and behind the cold from the winds shift from the northwest. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the storms ahead of the front and off the coast and the actual cold front is down in pennsylvania and that is blowing through tonight and when it does the wins pick up and they shift and drop down to the 40s and that is not bad and the winds are not fierce. and future tracker 6 showing tomorrow morning. this is what it's going to feel like with the windchills, make sure the kids find their winter coats and no shorts tomorrow morning and 27 in philadelphia and 32 in atlantic city and the poconos 10 degrees and the wins are with us all day tomorrow so even at

. >> reporter: a winter wonderland for some. treacherous conditions for others. on the shores of lake ontario, a winter so surreal they had to say it was really nature not photo shopped. and forecast temperatures with wind chills of 9 below. snow is expected across a wide swath of the midwest tonight, with winter advisories and storm warnings stretching from the dakotas to northwest ohio, continuing on into the northeast from virginia to maine, with blizzard conditions possible in new york and boston during the workweek. as plows roll out, officials are expecting slick roads and power outages. commutes are expected to be affected in major cities, including air travel. some working to get ahead of the storm system, with millions in its path. nbc news. >> for more on the storm making its way to the northeast, we turn to our meteorologist. >> we continue to see that snowfall around the minnesota area. as we continue through the overnight hours into tomorrow morning we'll see the system move into the chicago area. they're calling for about three to six inches of snow

in peace.the demonstration has givn them hope.they don't want to be forced out of their winter wonderland byright-wing extremists. even if life in whitefish isn'tlike it once was. but the experience left us withthe distressing thought that things may not have onlychanged in whitefish, but perhaps throughout the entirecountry. >>and now from the us to nigerin west africa. we wanted to know what peoplethere like eating and checked out a popular snack.>>niamey, capital city of niger in west africa.over half the population here is younger than 15.and there's always somewhere to eat to grab a bite out whileshopping. ali amadou's been selling kebabsand french-fries for five years. he'd wanted to learn aprofession but that didn't work out. >>now i'm really passionateabout this. it's a fun thing to be doing.plenty of people come around here.and apart from that, i can also feed my family, and i can bringthe food home for them. chef ali buys five to ten kilosof beef and lamb every day his colleaeagues skewewer them forhim. the french friries are always freshly madehis nephew helps out with that. al

of round one and whole game, villanova really flat >> you wonderland if the expectations and the pressure gotten to them. it's understandable. when i was at villanova six days ago, on selection sunday, the came up on the bore with the possible next opponent. whole place let out a grown, for good reason, wisconsin had been the sweet 16s they are headed to a fourth after knocking out the defending national champ, another poor start for nova surprising given the last game would be awake-up call. seven points early down, had a lot of trouble with nigel haze, they bounds back after the break here on jalin brunson driving bank against kris jenkins horrible game two for nine in the six points, freshman dante divincenzo came up big. put nova up seven. wisconsin has the game on a 15-five run. haze, moveses badgers the lead. nova trouble. they call a time out. come up with josh hart gets away with a travel turns the ball over and cats were called for a foul. down two. on the missed free throw. one last. could not be answered and villanova loses 65-62. wisconsin now takes on the winner of florida or

tom roussey is live in mobile cleaning up after the mid-march winter wonderland. tom? tom: and i can tell you, alison, they did a good job. parts of the roadway look wetter isn others, and the problem some of that is starting to refreeze. this patch is dark and wet. let's see what happens when we brake. we did feel the vehicle slip, and that is not the only issue tonight. a little before sundown, this was the scene on some roads in frederick county. they had been completely clear. but then the wind sent the snow right back onto roads, like this one outside of thurmont. the wind also caused something else. >> it's freezing, freezing, cold. tom: bone chilling windchills. in the city of frederi and icy, but they did a good job clearing the roads. tom: there is concerned because many are still wet, and with temperatures plunging, many spots could refreeze. >> some areas i'm sure will be slippery, especially in the morning. everybody has to watch it. tom: back live in downtown frederick, maryland state highway administration will have their crews out all night long and into

more we jump between the boat and the ice, the more i relax and actually start to enjoy this icy wonderlandasures. broken dishes. i give you one, i get one and... broken dishes! it's like a greek restaurant! all right. laughter. yeah! going good! we hit the ice again and i realise that with enough momentum the boat will slide easily over the surface, like a sledge. that is really intense. i don't even know how to explain that because i have never done anything like that. it is exciting but it is just wild. it is like being on a wild roller—coaster ride on ice. despite my initial reservations, i have to say that trying out ice canoeing has been an incredible and uniquely canadian experience, and i have come away with nothing but admiration for the teams who make it look so simple here on the mighty saint lawrence river. well, brandy yanchyk trying her hand at ice canoeing in quebec, and it definitely looks colder there than it is here injapan. well, that's all we've got time for this week. coming up next week... ade's in finnish lapland, finding out why these herds of reindeer are vital to t

. >> reporter: north carolina peach farms looked like a winter wonderland. overhead irrigation tried to insulate the crop from freezing temperatures and winds. in south carolina, farmers hoped protective covering would save the state's strawberry crop but in south georgia, blue berry fields fell into a deep damaging freeze. >> is the worst of it over? >> i hope, that's what-- that's the question of the hour. that's the question of the hour. if it's not, i might as well quit. >> reporter: all this week the overnight lows have been in the mid 20s. some good news, tonight's overnight low should stay above freezing. but all of the open exposed buds on these peach trees will stay vulnerable for another three weeks, anthony, until the final frost sometime in mid april. >> mark straussman, thank you, mark. steve penny of head of u. is amount of gymnastics resigned under pressure today. the board was not happy with reports the organization turned a blind eye to allegations of sexual misconduct by coaches and the team doctor. dr. jon lapook has been following this st

a bicycle rider's ride cut short by the powder and a winter wonderland on mount hamilton. we sent sky drone 5 to check it out. . >> reporter: in the middle of a snow flurry. this is what it feels like for those who experienced it on the ground. >> like -- like -- 30 minutes ago. and then it was all snowing. and i was surprised. i am, like, what? >> reporter: when he left watsonville it was still a bright sunny day. but snow in the summit and flurries forced them to turn around. >> i just wanted to be out of the house. if the road is blocked for some reason, probably for our safety. that is my most concern. >> reporter: this winter storm brought everything. periods of heavy rain, hail and on the highest peaks snow but getting to lake observatory was a challenge. these images of a mudslide. one of the only two ways to get to the observatory. a winter with too much water, in all its vary forms. devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> fire ripped through a motel displacing dozens. the fire larms never went -- alarms never went off. it quickly spread destroying 16 units. firefighters tell us

she's like a character from alice in wonderland. every time she talks, i'm, like, am i on drugs?ly, guys, you can't claim michael flynn had the confidence of the president and had to resign because he didn't have the president's confidence. it doesn't work like that. i feel like this whole trump administration is about having it both ways and you can't. think about it. every single scandal they have. they talk about the inauguration. they go, oh, it was the highest attendance of all time and people also didn't come because it was raining. the muhamad ban, oh -- the muslim ban, we're not anti-musms, we're just doing what obama did. but obama was for immigration. yeah, but we do it the way he does. they're saying the opposite. the crackdowns. people are kicked out of the country at a rate we've never seen before. what do they say? no, it's not a crackdown. obama was deporting people, too. but you said obama was not deporting people, that's why you needed to be voted in. yeah, exactly. ( laughter ) can't have it both ways. you have to choose which one it is. you can't have your cake

finnish lapland is as close as it gets to a winter wonderland. 0ver1 million tourists come here everyof russia. there are around 6,000 samis left in this part of finland and here they are known as the inari sami, because most of them live around lake inari, which is 250 kilometres north of the arctic circle. i have never been so far north. after landing in the town of ivalo, just a 1.5 hourflight from helsinki, i meet my first inari friend. hi! welcome to finland. iamjohanna. look at your outfit! you look amazing! thank you. is this our transport? yes. it will be our transport for this trip. we have so much planned for you. i love that hat. that is the way forward. it is really warm. life here must be quite difficult. there is snow on the ground for seven months of the year and the most practical way to move around is by snowmobile. so this is the best way to get there? there is no other way to get there. 0k. so this is how i am rolling. and you will teach me? yes. these things revolutionised life here. we got them about 50 or 60 years ago. it made things far easier here. what did you

other parts are a winter wonderland where crazy things are still happening. as this guy starts to ski, what i notice immediately is i'm seeing the tops of trees sticking out from the snow. in fact, you can see trees which are already leaning all the way over, this is the kind of place where you might want to be careful. turns out, it's also the kind of place you really want to have eyes in the back of your head. fortunately, this guy does. >> it's just a river of snow. this avalanche goes right by him. he must have sensed it, he must have heard it. he gets over to the side just in time. as such, he's just fine. >>> the second video is from utah. looks like a pretty cold day and this guy starts skiing toward the trees. he sees a hump and knows what he's going to do. no, he doesn't. because he -- >> oh! >> dude, that was a brave move. >> exactly. you're going to commit to a jump without any idea about what is on the other side. he just starts heading for those trees and you could hear it when he lands. >> well, at least he's got the pine fresh scent now. >> he'

. >> it made it look like a beautiful wonderland. does is just captures some of the joy you get from a snowfall, especially if you're not really used to it. and they go through town just enjoying it. they run across a family with the dog and the kids. that snow angel is really thick. >> oh, my gosh, your face. >> i just got a chill. >> finally, a little bit of adventure. >> that's a commute, gayle. >>> another aussie enjoyed the snow. this is bindy irwin, the daughter of steve irwin, and also a conservationist and a "dancing with the stars" winner. >> i had the real pleasure of meeting her once. she's lovely. >> she is lovely. and chandler powell thinks so, that's her boyfriend. and they are in oregon. and he just thinks she's totes adorb. >> there's so much snow. i'm so happy. >> she loves everything. i got to spend a few hours with her. she's the nicest, most positive person. there's no surprise. >> they have mountains and snow everywhere. i love oregon snow. i'm so happy. >>> these dogs are giving -- >> a perfectly accurate repres

this is a factional wonderland inside of the house gop, the tuesday group, the moderates, the freedomaucus, the hard liners, the leadership, the older appropriators. the president, the officials at the white house, they're grappling with this reality, an environment that's been simmering with all these different divides long before the president ever got here, and he's acting out about it. >> heidi, just a reality check here. this is a president polling at 35%. we've just seen the defeat of a health care measure that polled at half that, 17%. the white house is talking about getting democrats to switch over and vote with them, and the white house is talking about maybe making sure the republicans who are out of line get primary challengers back home. what do you make of this tactic? >> you know, the metaphor i think of is he's trying to bear his teeth at the freedom caucus, but it is really rather toothless. the democrats are never going to negotiate with him as long as his goal is repeal, and the white house has made it clear their goal is still repeal. that's a nonstarter. and just

wonderland. the visitors said it was worst it. >> reminds me of ski boarding and sledding. it is cool. >> we were like, the kids have never seen snow. it is much shorter than going to tahoe. >> reporter: but it can be miserable without the proper gear. these high school kids learned that the hard way. >> i didn't bring gloves. my hands are freezing now. it is terrible. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> mount hamilton also got a blast of snow. received at least two inches. the visitor center was closed yesterday and caltrans closed hamilton road. it is expected to be closed again today. >> pretty shot. >>> hail is a story for many parts of the bay a area. this is the scene yesterday. someone's back porch near skyline boulevard covered in it. this video was posted online by a viewer. post your videos and photos with the hashtag abc 7 now. we may use it on tv. >>> the latest on president trump's explosive accusations against former president obama. >> the fbi director is asking the justice department to refute the president's claims he was illegally wiretap

the visitors had to walk a mile and a half to reach the winter wonderland.ors said it was worst it. >> reminds me of ski boarding and sledding. it is cool. >> we were like, the kids have never seen snow. it is much shorter than going to tahoe. >> reporter: but it can be miserable without the proper gear. these high school kids learned that the hard way. >> i didn't bring gloves. my hands are freezing now. it is terrible. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> mount hamilton also got a blast of snow. received at least two inches. the visitor center was closed yesterday and caltrans closed hamilton road. it is expected to be closed again today. >> pretty shot. >>> hail is a story for many parts of the bay a area. this is the scene yesterday. someone's back porch near skyline boulevard covered in it.

more we jump between the boat and the ice, the more i relax and actually start to enjoy this icy wonderlandyk trying her hand at ice canoeing in quebec, and it definitely looks colder there than it is here injapan. well, that's all we've got time for this week. coming up next week... ade‘s in finnish lapland, finding out why these herds of reindeer are vital to the threatened culture of the indigenous sami people who live in this frozen part of the world. i wouldn't want to get hit by one of them, though. join us for that next week, and don't forget if you want to follow us on the road in real time you can sign up to our social media feeds. all the details should be on your screen 110w. but until next time, from me, carmen roberts, and the rest of the travel show team in japan, it's goodbye. newswatch. they got their envelopes mixed up but did bbc news get its news priorities at the wrong way around? news priorities at the wrong way around ? the news priorities at the wrong way around? the embarrassment of the 0scar reported as though it was of global significance at really, was it? did you

. >> it made it look like a beautiful wonderland. she does is just captures some of the joy you get from a snowfall, especially if you're not really used to it. and they go through town just enjoying it. they run across a family with the dog and the kids. that snow angel is really thick. >> oh, my gosh, your face. >> i just got a chill. >> finally, a little bit of adventure. >> that's a commute, gayle. >>> another aussie enjoyed the snow. this is bindy irwin, the daughter of steve irwin, and also a conservationist and a "dancing with the stars" winner. >> i had the real pleasure of meeting her once. she's lovely. >> she is lovely. and chandler powell thinks so, that's her boyfriend. and they are in oregon. and he just thinks she's totes adorb. >> there's so much snow. i'm so happy. >> she loves everything. i got to spend a few hours with her. she's the nicest, most positive person. there's no surprise. >> they have mountains and snow everywhere. i love oregon snow. i'm so happy. >>> these dogs are giving -- >> a perfectly accurate re

. >> reporter: a winter wonderland for some, treacherous conditions for others. on the shores of lake ontario, a winter scene so surreal, the photographer had to post it was created by nature, not photoshop. in north dakota, braving the elements to prepare for another round of severe weather. including forecasted temperatures with windchills of 9 below. snow is expected across a wide swath of the midwest tonight. with winter weather advisories and storm warnings stretching from the dakotas to northeast ohio. with blizzard conditions possible in new york and boston during the work week. as plows roll out, officials are expecting slick roads and power outages. commutes are expected to be affected in major cities, as well as air travel. some airlines waving change fees in advance of the weather. working to get ahead of a storm system with millions in its path. sara dolloff, nbc news. >>> for more on the storm making its way toward the northeast, we turn to nbc meteorologist. >> we continue to see the heavy snowfall around the minnesota area. minneapolis seeing that

there it's just a winter wonderland. >> if they can make a snowman they have much better snow than wehe h >> send pictures.tu >> we don't have the pack, p snowfall snowman snow. snowm sno >> let's give advice.e advie. if you are local and you tryingn to make a snowman you'll hurt ht somebody with this snow.no >> right. >> you'll get your glovesloves soaked. so >> i likened itak to the old huh puppies.ies. not hush puppies.. the. >> slush puppies because that's' what it reminded me up. u the icy. >> that's a great way to put it. >> right. >> it's a mess out there. north and west.des i mean it were just snow becausu everybody could get out ony coun shreds and get out on the hills >> enjoy the snow day. >> we don't quite have that asts it continues to snow, sleet,et freezing rain and even rainnn across the region here.er and we've got several morel me hours. all right.all ght. here's your snow totals. your st that was a national weather wth serv who said we got 8-inches ins frederick.ick. so that's one of our higherur h totals although somebody just j tweeted me a foot at her house in we

. >> i'll say, this is alice in wonderland and orwell all rolled into one, one of reasons i hate the beltway swamp so much. matt drudge said that the swamp drained you. i can't but think this the president trump is feeling pretty drained right now. you know he was elected with a mandate to change business as usual. and anyway you slice it this rhino care this ryan care, swamp care was beltway, as usual, textbook to the t . lou: michelle thank you so much. >> thank you. lou: we're coming right back, much more stlai trade ahead stay with us. >> israeli prime minister netanyahu today praised the trump administration for its strong support of israel, in the united nations. >> israel would not be the country is today without the stedfast support of the united states of america. >> ambassador john bolton, my guest here next. and dems delay by a week the vote on scowrt supreme court nominee judge gorsuch. will republicans go nuclear to smash the dem opposition? that is much more coming up next, stay with us, we'll be right back. your insurance company won't replace the full value our totad

a twinkly, festive wonderland where the mostly catholic population take their holiday season very seriouslynthony: because filipinos are, for reasons i have yet to figure out, probably the most giving of all people on the planet. think i'm talking shit? keep watching. [ motorcycle revving ] >> fritz: good afternoon everyone. we're the band called keystone. ♪ >> anthony: ofw stands for overseas filipino worker, and they are one of the philippines's largest and most important exports. people. go abroad, make money, improve the quality of life for the whole family. all over the world, the philippines sends architects, doctors, construction workers, nurses, housekeepers, nannies. the entire filipino economy relies heavily on the money sent back by more than 10 million ofws. roughly $30 thirty u.s. a year or about 10% of the nation's gdp. until recently, after domestic workers, the largest category of ofw were musicians. like filipino cover bands. they're everywhere. on cruise ships, in hotel lobbies, bars, and of course, in manila. where the competition is fierce and the penalties for not getti

. >> reporter: north carolina peach farms looked like a winter wonderland. overhead irrigation tried to insulate the crop from freezing temperatures and winds. in south carolina farmers hoped protective covering would save the state's strawberry crop. but in south georgia blueberry fields fell into a deep, damaging freeze. is the worst of it over? >> that's what -- that's the question of the hour. that's the question of the hour. if it's not, i might as well quit. >> reporter: all this week the overnight lows have been in the mid 20s. some good news, tonight's overnight low should stay above freezing. but all of the open exposed buds on these peach trees will stay vulnerable for another three weeks, anthony, until the final frost sometime in mid april. >> quite a few. mark strassmann. thank you, mark. >>> steph penny, the head of usa gymnastics for more than a decade, resigned under pressure today. the board was not happy with reports the organization turned a blind eye to allegations of sexual misconducts by coaches and the team doctor. dr. jon lapook has b

it's an opportunity for their children to play and create and make memories during an alison in wonderland themed party, and another family revealed for the stalled american health care act vote. >> it's a good thing. >> services come out to our house and helps him with his homework. >> they though their girls are safe, they say they will get dinner. and another mother and grandmother are off to do shopping. a saturday night made easier for a few families in addition to all the other benefits and services they say easter seals provides. >> we appreciate keeping all of our funding. >> parents' night out is a pilot program, and the goal is to expand to seven more cities, and another reason why they say fund something so critical. >>> and several people were arrested at a rally supporting anti-tru trump, and a man jumped over a fence but was detained by police officers. san jose police are investigating a suspicious death near toya elementary school. there were reports of a visibly injured man there not breathing. he died on scene, and his identity is not being released. police looking into m

it would be of alice in wonderland quality of this administration were to sanction him to investigate himself. the cause of those difficulties is a written denial from the us attorney general that he had met russian officials, and this one during his senate confirmation hearing. if there is any evidence that anyone affiliated with the trump campaign communicated with the russian government in the course of this campaign, what will you do? senator, i am not aware of any of those activities. i have been called a surrogates in that campaign, and i did not have communications with the russians. tonight, it became clear that he had met the russian ambassador last year and spoken him by phone, he argues on previous senate business, but critics now suggest there has been deception. the democrats are making political mischief out of trump's russian connection. you can feel them paying them back for what they did to bill and hillary clinton. but the house and senate are controlled by republicans, and it is signs of nervousness among them which make today's story all the more interesting. durin

together it's an opportunity for their children to play, create and make memories during an alice and wonderland-themed party. and another family here is also relieved by the stalled american health care act vote. >> it's a great thing. >> aviate behaviors come to the house and help with homework. >> they say they will get dinner as they leave hand and hand. and a mother and grandmother are off to do shopping. a saturday night made easier for a few families in addition to all the other benefits and services they say easter seals provides. >> we appreciate keeping all of our funding. >> parents' night out is a pilot program, and the goal is to expanded to seven other cities, and that's why funding is critical. >> at least three people were arrested yesterday during a rally supporting president trump in huntington beach. an anti-trump protester pepper sprayed a protester, and protesters started to punch and kick him. two people suffered minor injuries. san jose police are investigating a suspicious death near toya middle school. officers responded just after 10:00 yesterday morning on reports of a visibl