the bermuda fire we told you about last night. southwest of rancho bernie know. is now more than half 15 a.. in 50 percent contained. bay area heat. by taking a only-- at oakland city pools. lions pool at dimond park and temescal pool. were both free for seniors. everyone was welcome at the east oakland sports center. a just released study suggests, the removal of ground water from the san joaquin valley in central california. could actually be putting california at greater risk of an earthquake. by friday it will be much cooler trout the bay area--throughout. in the morning it will been pretty crisping. along thand the coastline leucin below c des reached a run on 70-. today, kron 4's charles clifford visited the u-s-g-s in menlo park. to find out how big of a problem this really is. in a new study published in the journal nature, researchers from western washington university claim that over the past one hundred and fifty years, humans have sucked the equivalent of lake tahoe from the ground of the san joaquin valley. they say that as the water is removed, the

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this happened two summers ago when they were out in bermuda filming a different video i showed you guys last year with a bunch of girls jumping off the same exact cliff. they thought it would be really cool if we caught a shot of her jumping over -- >> except he didn't go way over. >> because it didn't go way close to the cliff which he was supposed to and they didn't realize that measurements were a little off until turk was already flying down into the water. >> i think you would do more planning when doing a stunt like this, right? >> fortunately he was just fine. he was very close to the sail. >> but they got a great shot. i mean, if you're out there shooting this kind of stuff and that happens, you know. >> that's true. >> [ bleep ]. >>> get your hankies ready because we're about to witness the beautiful wedding of this lovely bride sarah. you're going to get really emotional, but not because of the romance of the wedding. but because of this. ♪ >> oh, my gosh. ♪ ♪ >> who is that? who just came home? >> that is her best friend and brother daniel. he's an active dutiy marine and he

don't believe me, then why are their insides exactly like the bermuda triangle? lost a lot of good men in there. and folks-- (applause) >> i want you to know i just showed admirable restraint. but folks whether you are an american or a lady american, things will going great in this country right now. the dow is over 16,000. and that is a lot of dows. i mean to put that in laymen's turn if you hut 16,000 dow and laid them end-to-end that will be almost 5 naz and i hope i don't have to tell you what that means because i would have to ask someone else. >> we've come along way since 2008 when the economy cratered thanks to obama's misguided running for president. i thirx i was preoccupied with the last season. it was a dark time for everyone. and folks this recovery is all thanks to our heroic banks who face the possible extinction, hunkered down and got to work accepting all the money in the world that we gave them. and all they asked in return is that we not ask anything in return or over bring the subject up again. but some wanted to destroy our bank like massachu

this happened two summers ago when they were out in bermuda filming a different video that i showed you last year. a bunch of girls were jumping off the same exact cliff, and thought it would be cool if we caught a shot of jumping way over the windsurfer, except didn't go way over because they were getting way close to the cliff, which he was supposed to and they didn't realize that the measurements were a little off until the trip was already flying down into the water. >> i think you do more planning when doing a stunt like this, right? >> fortunately, he was just fine. he was very close to the sail, but -- >> they got a great shot. you're out there, shooting this kind of stuff, and that happens, you know. >> that's true. >> so there is a very memorable scene from the classic 1994 movie pulp fiction, multiple award winner, want to jog your memory here, watch this. >> i need you to go in that bag and find my wallet. >> which one is it? >> it is the one that says bad mother [ bleep ]. >> jules during this standoff lets this guy know that his wallet says bad mother fer. they sell this wa

when we look we found a deal to bermuda that include add 500 dollar of spa credit. looking to book a trip this summer, august is the best time to good to france. especially paris. >> european don't travel as much to france during the month of august so it's a great time for americans to good. >> italy has some good deals rate now, too. >> economically italy on the up take right new and want people coming and doing a lot of promotion. >> jeff is the ceo of cheap air tot come. he says to get the best airfare deal to europe this summer it's nose buy very early. >> best time to buy was actually the day flights went on sale which is 330 days in advance of your flight. >> remember, if you buy the auction site or flat sale site you generally can't cancel. that is something jason my recall is okay women. most important thing we found out is that you have to call them and make sure that the dates are available. that you have plans that will tonight with that deal. that's something you have to read the fine print to find out. >> now i have one more tip. if you plan to travel

when we look we found a deal to bermuda that include add 500 dollar of spa credit. looking to book a trip this summer, august is the best time to good to france. especially paris. >> european don't travel as much to france during the month of august so it's a great time for americans to good. >> italy has some good deals rate now, too. >> economically italy on the up take right new and want people coming and doing a lot of promotion. >> jeff is the ceo of cheap air tot come. he says to get the best airfare deal to europe this summer it's nose buy very early. >> best time to buy was actually the day flights went on sale which is 330 days in advance of your flight. >> remember, if you buy the auction site or flat sale site you generally can't cancel. that is something jason my recall is okay women. most important thing we found out is that you have to call them and make sure that the dates are available. that you have plans that will tonight with that deal. that's something you have to read the fine print to find out. >> now i have one more tip. if you plan to travel

when we look we found a deal to bermuda that include add 500 dollar of spa credit. looking to book a trip this summer, august is the best time to good to france. especially paris. >> european don't travel as much to france during the month of august so it's a great time for americans to good. >> italy has some good deals rate now, too. >> economically italy on the up take right new and want people coming and doing a lot of promotion. >> jeff is the ceo of cheap air tot come. he says to get the best airfare deal to europe this summer it's nose buy very early. >> best time to buy was actually the day flights went on sale which is 330 days in advance of your flight. >> remember, if you buy the auction site or flat sale site you generally can't cancel. that is something jason my recall is okay women. most important thing we found out is that you have to call them and make sure that the dates are available. that you have plans that will tonight with that deal. that's something you have to read the fine print to find out. >> now i have one more tip. if you plan to travel

are you allowed to like giant bonfires in bermuda? >> i don't think you are.ot sure what you are allowed to do here. i would think not. stuart: how about you? nicole: what? am i invited to your bonfire? they la light bonfires in manhattan? what is the question? stuart: how about you? >> i will watch and see you sending me smoke signals whether any to come and refill your heineken bucket. cheryl:-going to honduras, i can like whatever went in honduras. stuart: i am the only guy among all you americans who is going to light a bonfire and have a barbecue. >> we cannot allow to have a big fire in new jersey in our neighborhoods. >> i will be working this weekend, he is that dedicated to his career. stuart: america has changed. you americans i tell you what. thank you one and all for appearing on the real halftime report. have a great weekend, everybody. intrigued by amazon's fire tv but not sure you want to buy up hundred bucks to buy it, amazon to try before you buy, you have details in a moment, the dow is up 56 points. are the largest targets in the world, for

. >> many of those companies have already moved, from bermuda to rhode island, to some place they can claim a headquarters and pay less taxes. corporate income tax is based on what you sell. and we think sales will go up in california if people can afford to buy the products that they're making. so ceos don't create jobs, you know. consumers create jobs. customers create jobs. they create jobs by buying the things the economy produces. this is an incentive bill. corporation can keep going just as they are. and not very much will change. >> all right we'll stay on top of that story, see where the bill goes. california state senator lonnie hancock, appreciate your time, thank you. >> you're very welcome. >> 60th anniversary of brown versus board of education. segregation by race and class are still rampant in america, especially here in new york new york state, the implementation of common core, students k-12, adopted by 44 states, that are meant to better prepare students for college, career and real life. my next guest says she supports common core standards but not the way they're be

officers arrived at the bermuda sandoval hotel last night finding four victims.hree were pronounced dead at the scene and the other was taken the hospital, condition unknown. witnesses say the shooting started with a fight in the streets. >>> divers had to recover the body of a woman who died after her car crashed into a canal. it happened on highway 4 in san joaquin county yesterday morning. the chp said someone called 911 to report the crash about 6:00 yesterday morning. investigators say they don't know why the driver lost control and skidded off the road. and investigators want to find out more about a man's body found floating near san jose's marina at the southern end of san francisco bay. the san jose fire department provided these pictures of the scene. a kayaker discovered the body around 10:15 yesterday morning. it is unknown exactly how that man died. >>> school lunch programs are under fire. their effort to make kids eat healthier is getting a failing grade. but that is not stopping some from continuing the fight against obesity and diabetes. abc7 new

witnesses say a fight broke out in the street near the bermuda sands motel saturday night, and it escalatednto the shooting. within hours, another person was shot multiple times just blocks away from that shooting. police have not said if the two incidents are connected, and they have not released a possible motive. thousands of people were visiting myrtle beach for the annual atlantic beach bike fest. the general who has taken power in thailand warns people protesting military rules that there could be a government crackdown. the announcement comes after he received royal endorsement to run the politically unstable country. the general said in a press conference that there is "no set time period" for when new election might take place and that he has the king's approval to head the ruling military council. the military took power last week after months of political turmoil. billionaire petro poroshenko declared victory in ukraine's presidential election. he won a majority of the vote with 56 percent. poroshenko is successor to president viktor yanukovich-- who fled to russia earlier this y

in bermuda es sconessed from this nonsense. what do you make of that? what is the up shot? they're cynical they're scared. they're holding half of their money in cash. that is unheard of other generations. hold about a quarter of their money cash. neil: do they hold it because they have so little of it? do they hold it because they don't see appeal? >> i think that is part of it, broadly speaking they don't see appeal of stocks. which is shame. they won't be able to build wealth. feel come .ing. if you reinvest investments, you make so much money can be used to buy real estate. neil: that is another thing they're sour on. we can't unload our homes. keep it under your futon. >> they're not becoming finance majors either. the wheel thing is coming apart at seams. neil: i warned you about it in college. you didn't listen to me. couldn't you see tracy doing that, if we did go to college? got to go now. >>> coming up, there have been all the charges about the irs targeting conservatives this was sort of some errant whackos in the cincinnati office doing it. now we've got some in

. >> bermuda-based insurance company, up to buy from neutral. their target 24 bucks, about 20% up side. the average target is $25. that was street talk. now to talking numbers. this is our daily look at one stock. today we're going to talk about p, pandora. shares up around 5% today. they got an upgrade to a buy from a neutral. they cited a few things, not the least of which is greater monetization, and the so-called stickyness with users. people are ticking around. carter wirth of sterne agee, steve cortes, actually carter i'm going to start with you on the chart. this is a big technically driven name. >> i think what is most incredible is how does one explain 20 to 40 on to 20 all in five, six months. really what it means is one thing. no one has a clue what it is worth. >> well set. >> one can only say we know it broke trend. you can see that in the well-define trend line drawn, and how the stock has given back basically 50% or more of the preceding advance. it's a case of do nothing. the stock has come down to a point where just buying becau

if i'm in bermuda they've got a mcdonald's don't worry about it.the case. >> not the case. but hopefully this book, charles ramsey "dead give away" will make you a little coin. >> next time, burgers on me. that's it for "the lead." jake tapper. wolf blitzer next door in "the situation room." have a good day. >> jake, thanks very much. happening now, terror attack, new details of a horrific and deadly assault that lasted 12 hours. u.s. commandos be deployed to take on increasingly depraved wronged group of militants. >>> sterling strategy, the clippers' owner may have sealed his fate in document his signed decades ago. >>> caught on camera, shocking new video of the teenager who seemingly survived the impossible, a five-hour flight from california to hawaii. apparently in the wheel well of a jumbo jet. will he now face charges? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room."

isn't this a red, no, actually a ban dera bermuda. to anyone who can see this with their own eyes.t makes this grass a good grass, something that's new that they're trying is it doesn't take as much water and it drains well. right now i guess it is at about a quarter inch and get up to three quarters of an inch which is relatively short and good for playing and also really resistant for when you have the big guys with the nfl out there running and tackling and stuff. i would love to take a step out on there, but we're not allowed to, unless you want me to see if i could become the first person tackled by security or we don't have to do that. anyway, the turf i can tell you i was out here a few weeks ago when they installed it. installed over a couple days and taking very nicely. the head groundkeeper this is his baby and what was funny is when we were speaking with him, hey, what is the grass like at your house and not so much. doesn't look like anything like this. if i recall berm spots and his wife is not very happy with him. there you have it. you can see the field taking very n

ireland, switzerland, and bermuda are attracting u.s. companies.is one company following a growing trend of leaving the high american tax bills behind. >> you said it. weing its incorporation talked about all of the companies that have moved legal domicile to ireland, switzerland -- >> give us an example. the first. one of we write about eaton corporation. >> it sounds un-american. >> i think americans follow the law by and large. >> should the laws change? that is a different issue. >> i do not know if it is right. american corporations have been complaining for years that our tax regime makes it difficult to compete. rate.e a 35% tax other countries, may be zero or up to 20%. we are way off the mark. it is a competitive world and much more global. everything is related. there are billions of dollars trapped. 2 trillion is the number that i have heard that american companies do not want to bring back. sayhat do tax lobbyists about this? be corporate tax rate could brought down to 25%, but at the tax rate in ireland or the 10%, 15 or wherever is pe

stuart: here we go with the real halftime report lauren simonetti, john wayfield joining us from bermudah still here. first billionaire david tepper is nervous about america and long-term bull, has a sick feeling about stocks. i put it to you are you concerned? >> i am concerned the same way david tepper is concerned. he is not shorting stocks, not going extremely wrong. ratcheting up 130% like a lot of hedge funds do. he is worried about the ecb, quantitative easing coming up, i agree with david tepper. stuart: other stuff on our plate including this. the big name you know, j.c. penney is a big today, reported strong sales. don't count them out yet. >> don't count them out yet, the best way to put it. they are breathing some life, positive for the first time in 30 months, same-store sales rose 6% but this should alleviate some concern that maybe there would be a bankruptcy filing for j.c. penney. stuart: this is for you. world wrestling, w w e down huge this morning. want to tell me why? >> contacting for 20 years and i own the stock and i bought some more stock this morning. they just

maybe the kochs are to blame for the planes lost in the bermuda triangle. how about volcanic eruption at pompey years back? even the futility of the chicago cubs. that has to be the koch family. the majority leader convinces himself that their political involvement is motivated only by their own financial interests. it is inconceivable to him that people might exist who simply disagree with him and his agenda, and want to see the country take a different path. the reality is there are millions of americans who want to see this country take a different path, and the koch family proudly supports that goal and has made donations to help achieve just that. you'll never hear it from the majority leader, but it is time someone presented the rest of the story about the koch family. this family has pledged or contributed more than $1 billion to cancer research, medical centers, education, the arts, and to assist public policy organizations. $1 billion, madam president. is that the act of a family motivated solely by financial interest? i don't think so. of course n

witnesses say a large fight broke out in front of the bermuda sands motel and a suspect ended up firing killing three people. the myrtle beach police captain says the shooting does not appear to have been random. >>> police are trying to piece together the background and mental history of 22-year-old elliot rodger who they say laujed the horrific weekend killing spree in isla vista, california near the university of santa barbara. the son after hollywood director had been characterized months before the attacks as mentally disturbed airing his hatred for humanity in disturbing youtube videos and also a chilling 140-page manifest toe. cou could anything have been done to prevent his deadly rampage? a former d.c. homicide dekter and fox news center joins us. what a lot of people are shaking their heads about right now is the fact his family asked for a welfare check on him. they sent seven police officers to his house back in april and found nothing. why? >> well, there's a reason for that. let me first of all say, just so viewers understand, a wellness check and welfare check is exactly

travelers waiting under an hour to clear customs at 16 airports abroad including ireland, aruba, bermuda and it's certainly good for our security, our core mission and responsibility. >> kevin mcaleenan is the acting deputy commissioner with u.s. customs. >> we wanted to increase our security footprint globally, especially in the region so, the united arab emirates was a natural place to seek to have a preclearance operation. >> reporter: but the security benefit of preclearance is also being questioned. >> some of us have expressed concern. >> reporter: in february the secretary of homeland security was called to defend preclearance to a skeptical congress. >> i believe it's a homeland security imper they've we improve that security one way or another, and i think preclearance is a good way to do that. >> quite frankly, i would rather see one of our guests if they're going to be denied entry into the u.s. be done here. >> reporter: james hogan is the president and c.o.o. of an airline offering nonstop service from abu dhabi to the united states. >> i think it's a bigger i remember remem

. >> look at the flight path and he avoids, very smartly, the bermuda triangle.ou want to get back home. >> that's right. you do want to get home. his father said he is very supportive of this and said they have an insurance policy and because the insurance policy would support him, he must be a good pilot. >> take a look, 19 years old and so determined. at 19 a lot of kids aren't thinking of doing things like this. he wants to break a world record and do it by himself. quite a journey. >> all right. pretty crazy. >>> moving on to this, some classic musicians who claim they were left in the lurch by u.s. airways. ♪ >> good music. this guy started to play his violin on the tarmac after he was told they weren't allowed to bring instruments on the plane. he cited a law that said instruments are allowed on board. >> that's right. that's when the airline told them their roller briefcases needed to be checked. the whole mess caused them to miss a connecting flights but after some tweets and their video were posted, the airline rebooked them and they made it to their de

los chicos, creo que las bermudas y la camisa tipo polo nunca pasa de moda. que gritar de vez en cuando. ♪ ♪ ♪ te quiero hoy ♪ yo quiero abrirle al corazÓn una ventana ♪ ♪ esto es amor y es tan grande que no acaba en mis palabras ♪ ♪ yo quiero amarte ♪ yo quiero amarte hoy ♪ por si no hay maÑana ♪ yo quiero amarte hoy ♪ yo quiero amarte hoy ♪ por si no hay maÑana >> fuerte el aplauso. definitivamente estamos viviendo un momento mÁgico. ¿quÉ les quiere decir a ellos? >> muchas gracias. aprovecho para dar las gracias por organizar esta fiesta hermosa. no todos los dÍas uno puede promocionar su disco y sentir tanto cariÑo de la gente. esta energÍa se siente especial. >> y cuando escuchan a fonsi decir estas palabras, ¿quÉ es lo que quieren? >> ¿te puedes ir de gira conmigo? >> puedo animar a la gente, hermano aunque tÚ no lo necesitas. >> gritar es una canciÓn para gritar lo que uno lleva por dentro. a gritar se ha dicho. >> venga. ♪ y gritar y gritar y gritar y gritar y cederle el coraje a un lugar y ponerle miedo y arrancarle un rato al cielo ♪ ♪ ser feliz aun

chris, as we mentioned before going to break, bermuda, japan, france, italy, you are invested in allose countries. which are you most excited about? >> well, the united states is doing well at the moment. offering more opportunities to invest. so it's been a planned market. uk has been a bland mark. the place we see the most opportunity to put more money to work is in the eurozone. >> you have been on a lot in the eurozone but haven't gotten a lot. why is that, do you think? >> we made several investments there. we have a deal to buy another insurance company in italy, being sold about a local italian bank. so we have hit a few. we have certainly missed a few. >> are being willing to unload the assets. what we found consistently is a lot of europeans weren't willing to take losses and market to where it needed to be sold. >> absolutely. if the objective is to reduce leverage, it doesn't work. it doesn't reduce leverage. both are examples where the european commission was -- at least the regulatory, was requiring divestiture. >> andrew has a question for you. andr andrew? >> i wanted

this ship comes to new york every sunday it parks and then it goes to bermuda.oodstock stage. >> oh, man! >> in front of that stage were almost a million kids and the stage is almost a half a mile long. >> 50 years for an artist of commercial success, i know how hard it is to sort of gain recognition but to keep this and to have it last 50 years, what do you think is the key? >> you know, it's just being present, letting creativity come through. >> and you have a deejay that works here? is that true? >> joe is the deejay, he sits around the corner. he just puts music up. >> is that for any reason? >> it just inspires me. music is like the beat of the day. it fuels the creativity. >> what do you think your most defining piece is? >> there are so many defining pieces, you know? painting the liberty was a big thing because it was like the emblem. it was the symbol of the united states of america. it's got so much notorietnotori. then i painted so many unbelievable people like the dalai lama, j.f. kennedy, probably close to 800 unbelieve shl portraits. >> oh, my gos

one explanation, the bermuda triangle. in 1937, amelia earhardt disappeared. somewhere off the pacific ocean. add to that to the stories where an aircraft disappeared with no oil slicks, no victims ever found. and now flight 370, another mystery that may never be solved. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news, washington. >> i can't believe there's a movie out already. >> i know. with so few answers. you wonder what the plot is. >>> mr. roker now with a check of the weather. >> that's right. we're talking about drought. not just in california, but also in texas. they have been seeing just incredible drought. lubbock has only picked up .9 of an inch of rain since january 1st. the area of exceptional drought in northern texas. but there's good news, not good news if you're looking for sunshine for your memorial day, but if you are looking for rain and a little help from the drought, we've got great news. the next five days going to be scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout the area. so look at what we expect. upwards of three to five inches between lubbock