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i'm joined by sponge bob square pants and dora the explorer came to keep the kids happy. there's going to be a lot of fun here for everybody, for the adults and the kids alike. the first family will be hosting about 35,000 people and it all goes back to 1878 when believe this, sponge bob and dora issue members of congress were so mean they wouldn't let the kids roll the eggs on the hill. they invited the kids here and it's been a tradition ever since. >> thanks so much for that. i was waiting for dora to say you can do it. and this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" is coming right up. stay was for that. ♪ ♪ >>> this was actually his first trip to utah as president which drew people's attention to a potentially insulting fact. >> he's been to 49 of the 50 states. the only one missing, ut south dakota. >> it's not like the people who live there have not noticed. >> it's official south dakota will become the only state without a visit from president obama. >> south dakota is the only state president obama has not visited since taking office. >> obama came close w

and that sponge that was pretty dirty too. even more interesting objects rhee researchers did not test for contamination. cell phones and devices throughout the experiment participants were observed handling phones and tablets without washing their hands first. this means you can carry those germs right out of the kitchen when you're done cooking and not even realize it. so take away is pretty simple. when you are preparing food wash your hands thor roll before link any objects in the kitchen. >> you can catch the dr. oz show right here on fox 29 weekdays at 1:00 p.m. >>> the apple watch hasn't been on the market long but are certain customers already having issues with it? >> yes, they are. in fact, we have why people with tattoos say they're not getting their money's worth. ladies listen up. in your 30's or 40s and trying to look younger. how far will you go? the trend that's really taking off if you can stomach it. ♪ >>> the news is breaking live look at city hall in philadelphia. some technical problems there but through

. >> it's like a huge sponge, 1,500 feet thick with vast amounts of oil and limestone that you could suck out the oil with a sponge. >> reporter: the wheel basin covers a large area the latest focuses on horse hill one 2 miles north of kat wick airport. the oil company claims by digging deeper it has found new data indicating the possibility of massive oil returns. yukon says as much as 100 million barrels might be down there. >> it's important to look at what the company is saying in the statement, and it's peppered with caveats, talking about drilling work producing estimates, saying there needs to be ongoing analysis, and possible world class, potential sentence. what is clear is that nobody really knows how much oil is here. that didn't stop the share price rocketing on thursday, up more than 400% at one point. just a year ago independent scientists from the british geological survey estimated there was 4.4 billion barrels, and there is skepticism about whether predictions of $100 billion barrels are realistic and achievable. . >> it's on when you can demonstrate that the oil can

. >> it's like a big sponge 1,500 feet thick, with vast amounts of oil in it. with three big limestones that you can effectively suck the oil out of the sponge. >> reporter: the latest announcement focuses on the area under horse hill one, a well just two miles north of london's airport. the oil company claims by drilling deeper than previous wells, it has found new data indicating the possibility of massive oil reserves as much as 100 billion barrels might be down there. it's important to look at what the company is actually saying in its statement, and the statement is peppered with caveats. it talks about producing more accurate estimates, and there needs to be ongoing analysis it even says possible potential resources. but nobody really knows exactly how much oil is actually here. that didn't stop their share price of rocketing on thursday up more than 400% at one point. but just a year ago, independent scientists estimated there were just 4.4 billion barrels of oil in the business sin, and there is considerable scepticism about whether predictions of 100 b

. >> it's a big sponge. 1,500 feet thick with vast amounts of oil in it. it's a great find. >>reporter: the basin covers a large area of southeast england. the latest announcement focuses on the area under horse hill a well just two miles north of london's gatwick airport. it's found new data indicating the possibility of massive oil reserves. as much as 100 billion barrels might be down there. the company is saying in a statement peppered with caveats. it talks about drilling work creating estimates, ongoing analysis, and possible potential resources. what's clear is that nobody really knows exactly how much oil is actually here. that didn't stop the share price from rocketing on thursday after more than 400% at one point. just a year ago, independent scientists from the british gee logic survey said there are reservations about 100 billion barrels is realistic. we had a lot of disruption last year just giving us a taste of what could be. >>reporter: the enthusiasm over the data is understandable. and if accurate it would represent one of the most significant discoveries in

we all sponged knowledge off of him. and i bet if dennis was here he would probably say the same thing. here is the giants president weighing in. he said quote my earliest giant memories were listening to russ on my transistor radio. thousands of people's passion for baseball. he will be deeply missed by all of us. awkward segue to the nba. warriors right now, running at the spurs. a place where the spurs have always been their daddy. warriors have not won this since 1997. still, with the association, after a horrific leg injury last summer, the comeback, paul george, our producers favorite is complete. some speculated that his career was in jeopardy. >> are there any plans to have to wear a patch or anything like that during the season for him or any way honor him? >> he is still, he is still alive. >> alive and kicking today. now, george, rusty, early on. off of the break away. blowing the finish. okay, that is all right. by the 4th quarter they are feeling it. drilling the three. 13 points, 15 minutes. the pacers beat

we all sponged material from him. i bet if dennis was here he would say the same thing. i got a text from larry bear who is out of town. he weighed in with this. earliest memories were listening to him and russ on my transistor radio. hearing it ignited mine and other passion for giant's baseball. he will be deeply missed by all of us. we will have more on this later. especially on "gameday" at 11:30 with more great, great sports moments in this market. >> my earliest memories of sports was my grandfather listened to them. it is -- he is a guy you really will miss. >> it was funny, too, i remember playing a tennis tournament, a charity tennis tournament. i am playing against him. i walked up to him. he looked at me and stared me down and said i am going to kick your ... >> and he did. but, i mean, it is -- he was a really, really great guy. he will be missed. >>> a bay area running dry, not just their primary source of water they are worried about, it is the back up system, too. >>> big delays ark long the b.a.r.t >>> a big project got started today. the b.a.r.t tracks w

. >> he wants to learn and he listens more than anybody i know and he's like a sponge. he soaks it all in and he basically won the game for us. tim: game six tomorrow afternoon. that will be at 3:00. the nats start a 10 game road trip in miami tonight. jordan zimmerman on the heels for the nats. ryan zimmerman may get the night off to rest his sore foot. maureen: good luck to them. doug: all right. it's clear out there. it's going to get cold. frost advisory and freeze warning is farther north towards the maryland and pennsylvania border. as we get through tonight, range of temperatures 30 to 41 degrees with clear skies. steve rudin will have more information on the timing of the rain. start off with some sunshine in the morning but late tomorrow into sunday morning, he'll give you the timing. maureen: it's almost >>> breaking news as we come on the air. the baltimore police coming on the air with new video. the suspect with the nearly severed spine, they never put him in a seat belt. >>> 35 million in the path of severe weather. >> the collapse in the news conference l

trees are like sponges which absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. when they are cut down, they return that gas into the air. carbon dioxide are released back into the atmosphere when trees are felled. >> if you put together the emissions from cars, planes, railroad, the entire transportation sector burning diesel, gasoline, all of it together doesn't release co2 into the atmosphere as the burning of forests. >> and that brings us back to our journey are to cangandie and why the villagers oppose red. one thing become clear is assigning value to trees, that goes against their culture because you can't put a price for them at least on the rain forest. there is always a refntion when programs are brought in from the out, they go against the tradition and what we know. >> in panama one fifth of the country is governed by tribes and most of that land is covered by rain forest. so when it comes to red, the tribes have to approve it. >> unless the project is their own project. you don't have a project. >> reporter: and there is reason to be skeptical. under

it's common to have crimes ex- sponged if they comply with all terms of probation. >>> two people missing off the coastline. four people left friday morning for a fishing trip and their damaged boat was found saturday. two bodies were found near the boat. the sheriff's department identified them as 61-year-old diane kelly of windsor and 59- year-old richard junior out of santa rosa. still unclear what may have caused that accident. it never received a distress signal. >>> more than 30,000 runners are expected to hit the road a short time from now for the 119th boston marathon. dinners were held throughout the city for the athletes who filled their plates up with all kinds of pasta and today's will be the second sense the bombings that killed 3 people and injured 260 others. security is tight for today's event. the man convicted in the bombing case is due back in court tomorrow as penalty phase of his trial begins. he was convicted on all 30 counts against him on april 8. the penalty phase will come down to two options life in prison or the death penalty. the defense is expected to put his

very rich and will reflect on the neighborhood transit district on its the owner but not today, i'm in sponge support of looking non-aggregated parcels not in the city i hope we'll work on that by supporting it as a amendment but keeping in mind for everything else it comes in front of us. >> commissioner richards. >> i'll make a motion to recommend approval to full board without the urged on the density bonus with the recommendation to the supervisors office we have a conditional use between 25 hundred and 9999 mr. sanchez if you can help us here. >> i think that the additional research looking at the existing lot merger programs and how they apply to the issue in question. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i was going to make i think we pretty much got the motion i agree with what has been brought up with the conditional use it will be necessary for the lot morgue in those sizes and if it is small than that what happens. >> i want to clarify your including the other recommendations from the rezoning. >> that's correct. >> thank you. >> commissioner antonini do you want clarification. >> i

look at how much easier bounty with dawn cleans this gooey mess versus is sponge. bounty with da ♪ >>> good evening tonight you are going to see a man feel the rain on his face for the first time in nearly 30 years. you'll also see him learn to use instagram and the atm. why? because he was just released from death row in a case that raises serious questions about race, class and america's justice system. for our new "nightline" series "firsts," here's my coanchor byron pitts. >> for 30 years anthony ray hinton was a dead man walking. thank you, jesus! thank you lord! >> reporter: but not now. family prayers answered. a dream no longer deferred. >> 30 years ago prosecution seemed to take my life from me. >> reporter: 58 years old hinton lived half of his life in a cage, hinton correctional facility in alabama. here men do time and time stands still. today he is seeing and experiencing things for the first time in decades. >> when you were a kid and your daddy took you on a ride and you want to see everything. just be looking. make me really appreciate freedom mor

. >> they're sponges. suck up everything. >>> now to sports. the long wait is over. the march madness final four is finally tomorrow in indianapolis. >> yes, first up we'll see michigan state against duke and wisconsin against kentucky. but for now we've got some last night's highlights from espn. >> good morning, america. kenny and i will have dodger dogs for breakfast. >> that we are. i thought you were going first on team curry. >> i am but wanted to say it before you. warriors have first place locked up and they could rest guys. they're playing phoenix. phoenix needs to win if they've got any chance of making the playoffs probably still won't. eric bledsoe will give the suns the win until barnes no relation to matt. up and down and golden state gets it done again. curry, 28 8 rebounds 5 assists, warriors are something else man. >> curry mentioned in every show. >>> dodgers and angels. gronkowski throwing out the first pitch. scary moment here. puig and kendrick not good. no communication or not enough anyway. puig motionless on the ground. another look. kendrick'

gupta: you can imagine, for example maybe a sponge. and if you put a drop of water on some pieces of rock that water is immediately absorbed. narrator: near the surface porous rocks like these act as aquifers for drinking water. but as you get deeper, this is not the case. layers of porous rock can contain oil, gas or in this case, brine or salty water. dr. gupta: you want to make sure that the co2 that you inject is deeper than any freshwater sources of groundwater. so as you go deeper, that high-salinity water is not useable now or in the foreseeable future for any other uses. that's why it can be used for injection. narrator: these brine, or salty reservoirs, can be an ideal location for carbon sequestration. but just as critical as their porosity is their permeability, allowing the carbon dioxide to move through the rock's pores. but permeability can enable the co2 to move upwards and escape to the surface, making a nonporous impermeable layer above the reservoir, known as cap rock, another important, necessary characteristic. dr.

we understand that matio reasonsy sponge to francois holland who said this would be the worst disaster of recent years in the mediterranean. he said efforts will need more boats, more overflights and much more intense battle against people trafficking. we have heard from the maltease prime minister who said that this tragedy unfolding in the mediterranean is unless libya is secured, this tragedy seen today will not be the last. anyone turning a blind eye, anyone in europe turning a blind eye will be judged in the same way those who in the past turned a blind eye toward genocide. we also heard from this part of the world, the pope the pope, you know, he has spoken about this issue of myigration so many times. back in november he made a very strong statement in which he said the mediterranean dorsey has been turned into a massive graveyard because so many people were dying. this morning, he specifically spoke about this latest tragedy. he said he was appealing to the international community, really stressing the international community here he thanked the italians yesterday but said the

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. >> a lot of stuff to be connected by kids like a sponge. we're here to soak in positive things. >> including hoops for kids committed $1.5 million to youth development, saying it's wonderful they can use celebrity to make a difference. one more thing for fans, make sure i get numbers right. the warriors have scored 870, 3 pointers and the third most in nba history. >> i love it. >> yes. >> we did learn that the warriors playoff game will air here saturday afternoon. >> yes. abc7 will be the home. so tune in. >> it continues to warm up. here is a look at sunny skies right now. we don't have strong winds, however, we do have a beach hazard statement from thursday morning into friday evening. heights are higher than average right now. ocean temperatures cooling down to average range. we haven't seen the cold upswelling producing cooler temperatures we haven't seen ocean temperatures for nearly a year. so from coastal cooling that begins on friday cooler in all areas next week. here is the satellite image. it will be the controlling factor givi

. >> a lot of stuff to be connected by kids like a sponge. we're here to soak in positive things. >> including hoops for kids committed $1.5 million to youth development, saying it's wonderful they can use celebrity to make a difference. one more thing for fans, make sure i get numbers right. the warriors have scored 870, 3 pointers and the third most in nba history. >> i love it. >> yes. >> we did learn that the warriors playoff game will air here saturday afternoon. >> yes. abc7 will be the home. so tune in. >> it continues to warm up. here is a look at sunny skies right now. we don't have strong winds, however, we do have a beach hazard statement from thursday morning into friday evening. heights are higher than average right now. ocean temperatures cooling down to average range. we haven't seen the cold upswelling producing cooler temperatures we haven't seen ocean temperatures for nearly a year. so from coastal cooling that begins on friday cooler in all areas next week. here is the satellite image. it will be the controlling factor givi

jocelyn, says she fell asleep while watching sponge bob what woke her up at 3am was a nightmare. police say an 18-year-old man was driving drunk and he plowed right through the little girl's bedroom. she walked away with only a scratch on her face but she's still pretty shaken up. >> i'm scared being in my bedroom 'cause the wood has a hole in there and it even has a hole on the top. i can hear all the trucks -- i was all the truck and cars. i feel like they're going to -- they're going to crash. >> that's terrifying. well, the accuseed drunk driver said he was sorry but he is facing charges to night. >>> well, a texas woman got a very special easter surprise. >> hundreds gathered to hunt for some easter eggs in the fort worth stock yards. easter bunny was there to pose for some photos. when one woman stepped up for her photo, she got a special easter egg. inside the egg there it is a ring. in case you're wondering she said yes to the proposal. >> meanwhile in kentucky a massive easter egg drop a helicopter played the roll of easter bunny dropping thousands of easter eggs on to a

look how much easier new bounty with dawn cleans this gooey mess versus soap and a sponge. thank you! new bounty with dawn. available in the paper towel aisle. obviously! >> do what he says, boys. >> business is done here. >> what's the matter, why yatt,u losing your touch? i am going to take all of your money. >> wyatt earp is out numbered and out done. out of the shadows is doc holliday to save his life. this is the beginning of the real west's most famous friendship. the whole truth is while doc saves wyatt that day, without wyatt, doc holliday has even less left to work flive for. >> tired of the target on his back as a law man wyatt looks southwest for an easier way to make a living. he joins brothers morgan and virgil in tombstone, arizona. >> 1879 dodge city was beginning to lose much of the snap that it gives the charm. i decided to move to tombstone which was just building up a reputation. >> but the earps are too late. the saloons, brothels and casinos line the streets. tombstone has everything except strong law men. so the earps put a badge on and work the law fo

she has sponge, they should hire here on. >> she has a problem. >> i get why she has to get in trouble for this but it also smacks of credentialism the aba, they are upset it shows that if you have a fairly high intelligence, you could probably be a lawyer without a law degree or certified, i think they are scared about that. lou: they are and now some folks are getting scared about could can we just learn that nlrb is signing agreements with governments to teach illegals how to unionize in this country that and i think -- >> that is high on our list of priorities with immigration. >> yep. lou: andy. >> i sort of don't have a problem with part of what they are doing, that is educational part. i have a problem with is part, where they will help illegals get visas if they get fired of i job because of union activities when they should not have been here in the first place that makes no sense. lou: it consistent with typical obama policy. >> yes. >> thank you. >> you are great. time for a look at our on-line poll results would you feel better about any perspective nuclear deal with iran i

. >> he wants us to catch the people sponge in the death of his daughter. >> reporter: we reviewed other bay area policies today. officer kanpur sue but when there's a risk to the public the chase should be coulding off. -- should be called off. >>> gas prices are backing off a little bit as retailers are making a grab for customers. saying the price for a gallon of regular gas drops 5-cents in the past three weeks to $2.45 a gallon. that's despite a rise in crude oil prices. most expensive gas in all the cities surveyed. >>> a two-year-old little boy is lucky to be alive after a close call at the cleveland zoo. officials say the boy's mother was dangling him over the railing of the cheetah exhibit after he lost grith him and he fell in. they immediately jumped in and got him to safety with a bunch of by standers. >> we tried to get him out but the wall was probably 10 feet so he had to jump up and grab our hands and we pulled him out of there. >> now the cheetahs stayed away and didn't go near the family. the boy was taken to the hospital for injuries to his leg. the zoo says it will ch

they're like a hurricane sponge. they soften the blow. >> yes, and also they're important for the ecosystem. they're like the lungs of the lagoon or the kidney of the lagoon. >> francesco lets me pilot us home, but i'm distracted by a multibillion dollar question. how does a city surviving on tourism tell some of those tourists to stay away? do we do ? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you, it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well equiped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. transferred money from his bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry

. >> it's like a big sponge 1,500 feet thick with vast amounts of oil in it with three big limestones that you can suck the oil out. i's a great find. so you bring it into proper production but this will be a very key part of the strategic energy resource. >> that could mean up to 80 billion barrels of oil in total. the new analysis by independent new tech believed there could be 158 million barrels a square mile which stretches for more than a thousand square miles. even if that smaller amount could be extracted it would be comparable to the north see. >> devastated. last year it had a major impact on us with explore tory living. what we're trying to do here which is run a nice quiet yard in the heart. >> reporter: it will take more drilling to prove that the oil exists. even then, getting permission to drill it out and overcoming local worries could take many more years. itv news. >>> the leader of france's national front party wants her father to get out of politics. she believes her father is desperately undermining her efforts to rid the party of an ant anti-semetic image. >> i t

the sponge is your muscle. watch what happens to the sponge. >> why chocolate? what about the sugar? >> a lot of the chocolate milk secret has to do with the fact that it tastes good. you're more likely to actually drink it. look at what's happening to the muscle. this is the glycogen storage getting repleted. you need that. >> right. >> don't worry about the calorie calories calories. >> listen sugar is not all bad and all good. your body needs sugar when you're working out. this is not just for the elite athlete. you should start treating yourself as an elite athlete. the power hour. get this in in the first 30 minutes, ideally within the first hour. eight ounces. low-fat chocolate milk. pb and j on whole waet if you're lactose intolerant. is there thank you. we gotta get over to amy. >>> and jesse palm sir back with us now. he's bringing stories about real-life supershe roast as we count down to friday's big "avengers" cast event. this morning, not one but two amazing people who pulled off a superhuman rescue. >> thank you, amy. what could have been a devasta

, we do this show in hollywood which is a major destination for tourists and people who dress up as sponge bob. from time to time, we like to play a game with them called foreign error or not. let's go to cousin sal. how is it going? how are you? >> how are you doing, jimmy? >> jimmy: i heard it's 92 degrees right now. >> i think it's true. >> jimmy: a pedestrian will stand next to sal. they're instructed not to speak because if we hear their voices, the game's ruined. i will try to determine if that person is a foreign error not, you got it? okay. sal, bring in the first subject. all right. this is a tall fellow there. all right. okay. his shirt is in english. it says, "it never fades." can we look at the neck tattoo. lot of body hair. gloria. that could say -- gloria is a multi-national type of name. i can't read the dog tag. wait a minute. what's that say on -- oh, something revolt. all right. all right. well, that's not english, is it? let's keep going. the shoes are usually -- oh, forget it. this is over. i will say foreigner. >> pull out your flag. >> jimmy: there you go, all right.

. >> if your kids have to be encouraged to throw their junk away from the creepy dude who makes sponge bob look like a pleasure frongly -- frankly you deserve it. >> i would love to visit the pineapple under the sea. i call it club med. >> my kid got in the car today after school and gave me all of these recycling tips and the trees. look stop, you are a hippie. she lit insense in the car. i had to throw her out. i don't live that way. >> on the road? you threw her out on the road? >> no, i pulled into my garage and i walked upstairs. i'm obsessive compulsive. my shirts face the same way and my sneakers. do you think i have time to pick through my garbage? do you think i will put a can -- it is not for me. >> some people say recycling is actually worse for the earth. >> i'm one of them. >> i call those people rich voss. >> i don't know why but there are technical reasons behind. it -- i didn't get that it, but i agree with them. >> you know what else is bad is -- >> herpes. herpes is bad. >> you can't keep skipping leg day. he is getting very top heavy. look at that. we don't want to t

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the sponge is your muscle. watch what happens to the sponge. >> and i asked dr. jen, why chocolate? what about the sugar in chocolate? >> a lot of the chocolate milk secret has to do with the fact that it tastes good. the palatibility. you're more likely to actually drink it. but look what's happening to the muscle. this is the glycogen storage getting repleted. with the combination of the sugar, the carbs, and the protein. and you need that. >> right. >> don't worry about the calories. what should we tell people? >> listen, sugar is not all bad and all good. your body needs sugar when you're working out. this is not just for the elite athlete. if you want to feel good with your workouts, you should start treating yourself as an elite athlete. a couple of tips. the power hour. get this in in the first 30 minutes, ideally within the first hour. eight ounces. not more. low-fat chocolate milk. and if you're lactose intolerant pb & j on whole wheat. >> pb and j on whole wheat. there you go. i'm so excited. we gotta get over to amy. >>> and jesse palmer is back with us now. and this week

. >> where does sponge bob live. ♪ he lives in a pine under the sea ♪ >> can you finish the sentence, no taxation without -- >> i don't know. >> finish this sentence huff huff -- >> pass. >> who may run for president soon. >> hillary but i don't think he will get it. >> what member of the kush family. >> o.g. >> kush. >> what is our national debt. >> a lot of money. i don't want to guess. >> how much does cost october? >> $5 foot longs. >> are you registered to buy weed in california? >> yes. >> name as many senators as you can. >> i can't name any. >> name as many strains as you can. >> blueberry purple train wreck. >> blue dream. >> dr. dream thumb. >> scotch bud, purple urple. >> orange kush. master kushog. >> what happens onpril 15th. >> i don't know. smoke weed. >> i don't know what happens april 20th. >> smoke weed. >> the second time but not the first time. >> maybe good for you both times. >> thank you, everybody. great job. music from matt and kim. michael b. jordan is here and we'll be right back with john stamos. portions of jimmy kim live are brought to you by aetna. we're

she and her father were watching sponge bob in her room before they both fell asleep. they were rudely awakened. there was an 18 year old driver who lost control of his dodge ram and plowed into her bedroom. we were sleeping and then the truck came, the bricks fell down on me. and then i got up and i didn't even notice that i had the scratch on my face. can you imagine how scary, the chances of something like that happen. she was treated at the hospital for some minor injuries. police did arrest that driver for driving under the influence. did you see this. it seems he can't resist embarrassing his kids just a little. his son, dionne jr. took to twitter to shout out about hood he donuts. if my donuts don't come in a plane white box i don't want them. his father calls him, are you ridiculous. you're a hucks tunnel with a million dollars trust stuff. lollol. kind of funny busting him. listen to this. a philadelphia mother is beyond thankful this easter sunday. nearly two years after a controversial arrest she gets a pardon. sha an allen phased 12 years in jail for taking

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