companies that incorporate in the most egregious tax havens, bermuda and the cayman islands. madam chairman, in 2010, u.s. companies earned $129 billion on three tiny island nations, bermuda, the cayman islands and the british virgin islands. "the new york times" said they have a total population of 147,400 individuals. that means if you believe u.s. companies really rn that much in these locations, their profits worked out to be $873,000 per person. this is, of course, nonsense. some of my colleagues may echo the cries of these tax-avoiding companies and say the real need here is for corporate tax reform. but many of these companies are currently paying a tax rate of 0%. 0%. so unless you believe corporate tax reform should eliminate taxes for u.s. companies, the argument simply does not hold water. again, the amendment simply bans corporations. once incorporated in the united states, but have since incorporated in bermuda or the cayman islands, a maneuver that is undertaken to avoid taxes from receiving federal contracts. we need to send a clear message. if a company is goi

this time the british airbase in bermuda, the reason they were based in bermuda was mailed from new yorkpe had to bow to bermuda so it was a refueling stop. they would stop, unload, take it to the princess hotel, fancy hotel and in the basement they had secret link and actually an amazing story. day, lots of german spies that way because the women with their $0.06. there's more to the $0.06 so by world war ii the british -- not only did women have not $0.06 but will turn bankers as well. this was back then, you could say and not get in trouble. the british again taught america all we knew about this stuff and so of course america was reluctant to go into the censorship business. it is against their whole tradition. even our discussions today of civil liberties. these discussions don't happen in every country and these discussions have a long history and we have relax our attitude alonso during world war ii guess who they named head of the office of u.s. censorship? and newspaperman. doesn't seem like the right fit but it was back then because they knew he would keep an eye on transgressi

and bermuda was particularly important.that's where they caught a lot of spies i'll get to that in a few slides. so just again during world war i and world war ii, they concealed secret ink in clothing, socks, shoe laces, medicine, tooth toothpaste, soap, sheet music. this is a handkerchief, that's from a later period, but they did that. so now i want to get to a few cases, i won't go into the details, just to give you a taste of some of the colorful spies. so george vaux bacon was an american journalist, and he was co-opted to work for the german secret service during world war i. as you can see, that didn't have a happy end either -- [laughter] because i show his mug shot from atlantis, i thought that would interest you, federal penitentiary down in grant park. and that says u.s.ful george vaux bacon, he looks so naive, and here he looks like a hardened criminal. i'll show you his -- it's called a -- [speaking in native tongue] back then, in world war i, you know, you measured people to identify them. i mean, you didn't d

san diego, chicago and bermuda are the finalist. the ceo made the decision. the consensus is san francisco just didn't offer enough tax breaks and incentives to bring back the race. the city still had $5 million in bills when the event was over. san diego has hosted this race three times but chicago is kind of wild card. if held there it would be the first time the race would take place on a lake instead of ocean. >>> it was beautiful here but filled with a lot of controversy. >> hopefully in bermuda and we can go there. >> i was just thinking that. >> all three of us. that could be interesting. >> a live look out doors. the trend goes even cooler to thursday but a hotter weekend coming our way but not nearly 100 degrees. thank goodness. >> thanks for joining us. >>> on our broadcast tonight, deadly school shooting. a gunman opens fire, a chilling and all too familiar scene. students again forced to run with their hands over their heads. tonight the president sounds off on this issue with anger and frustration. >> fatal mistake. five americans killed by frien

the crew can make it to bermuda in four or five days, depending on the win. >> they have won the race twice, but this time the brothers already ever a victory under their belt before the race begins. >> if the son can fix the father's toy, you know, i thought it was definitely worthy of the time and personal sacrifice that went into it. >> sacrifice the crew hopes will pay off as they set their sights on bermuda. aljazeera, new jersey. >> only one sailor has died during the race in 1932. one yacht caught fire. >> why no rescue has taken place for school girls captured for more than two months. >> we will look at weather today. nicole mitchell is back. >> we made it to friday, headed into the weekend. people worry about how things are going to shape up. we've had the boundary through the midsection whic of the coun. the focal point into the midwest is areas of heavy rain. this has been moving through the great lakes today, getting a break in minnesota and iowa with flood risks from yesterday. just south of the great lakes will be our heaviest area of rain and more into the mid atlantic

they are racing across the ocean to bermuda. for an american crew, why it is a struggle to get the boat in the water. >>> you are looking at grant park in chicago, where thousands are watching team u.s.a. take on portugal. if the u.s. wins, they'll advance to the round of 16. they trail portugal 1-0. we'll get you highlights when it concludes, and our news continues later this evening. >>> the 4th biannual boat race to bermuda is underway. we have a tale about one crews' battle to get the boat in the water. >> reporter: peter lives to sail. most days finds the 78-year-old school teacher and his sons out on their boat. >> we refer to the boat as my father's fifth child. he probably put more money into that than all the rest of us combined. >> reporter: they bought the boat in 1974. >> we found out that shin feign means we together, we together alone, and when you think about it, when you are on the boat, you - you are there alone. >> there isn't much that can keep peter off the boat. not even a rare muscle disease making walking

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not confirm which city is out and san francisco has not offered terms as attractive as san diego, bermudand chicago, they have plans to narrow their search by two cities by the end of the month. >> i would want to go to bra meed. we are part of that. you guys look for that. >> good morning everybody, let's go out and take a look at the commute now on 80 westbound, it looks good from hercules and there are no maim problems all the way and we are fog brother's light. not a lot of fog and that could impact your drive to work. if to your getting out there early this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. right now is a good time to go if you are driving on before it #0 #0 near it. >>> >> my good necessary, i can of the sun, sent did mean knap at 4:00 well it was 107 in ocean beach. so if your temperature spread is 57 to 105, now you know. val vick, otherwise temperatures will still be warm but not as warm. fog is making a push much higher than it was here at this time. we will go 2 for a high today -- 27 for a -- 72 for a high temperatures because of that t- temperatures are all over the map

if they can make it to bermuda, depending on the wind. >> reporter: shin feign has won the race twice the sun can fix the toy, it was worthy of the sacrifice, a sacrifice the crew hopes will pay off as they set their sites on bermuda. >>> our image of the day is next. plus it's not just a music video, it's an optical illusion. and the band explains how they make the viral videos. >> we talked about the threats to the north, and the flooding situation there to the south-east. we have a different type of threat that will go on for the rest of the weekend. that is going to be the heat. we have thunder storms that are playing out now. take a look at the high temperatures we expect to see tomorrow. into the 90s from many locations, this is above average. when you factor in the humidity this is what the heat index is going to be feeling like when you walk outside. 97 degrees in atlanta. 104 in orlando. 170 it will feel like in new orleans. this is going to be a dangerous situation. you want to stay hydrated and you want to make sure you check on the elderly and the children making sure they

san diego, chicago and bermuda are the finalists. oracle team usa made that decision.said san francisco didn't offer enough incentives to bring the race back. prior to last year's race, they still had $5 million in bills. chicago is the wildcard. if it's held there. it would be the first time it's taken place on a lake instead of out in the ocean. >> hmm. >> we need to send jeff ranieri to one of those locations. >> bermuda. i'll take it. >> you might not make it back. >> well, i'd probably have a good time. let's go ahead and take a look at the weather forecast. you can see some cooler weather through thursday. a little bit of fog and drizzle in san francisco and hotter for the weekend. >> have a great evening. >> hope to see you at 11:00. ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> was sandra bullock marked for death? the terrifying clue just uncovered about her alleged stalker now on "extra." >>> sandra's new fears for her life. her intr

. >> they're ready to compete in their race to bermuda.inn fein can get up to 10 knots or 13 miles per hour. sinn fein has won the race twice. this time, the brothers already have a victory before the race begins. >> if the son can fix the father's toy. i thought it was worthy of the personal sacrifice that went into it. >> they hope it will pay off as they set their sights to bermuda. >> as of right now the sinn fein is roughly halfway done with the race. by the way you can track the crew's progress at bermudaraid.com. the system is coming up. have a great night, thanks for watching. >> my grandma was watching the news and that's how we actually found out about it. they didn't even ask for the money, they just shot him. it destroyed his chest. he was already dead when the police got there. and then to find out it was kids 15 years old. i was just so mad.

then that the city did not offer terms as attractive as those offered by san diego, chicago, and bermuda to host the 2017 sailing race. >> a new plan is considered in san pablo to keep part of doctor's medical center open. the county health care board announced they will try to keep the hospital emergency department open. with 25 beds it is the largest in in the area buying four months for the county to seek funding from private foundations and other hospitals. voters rejected a partial tax to fund the medical center. it is the only health objection for many in the county who are poor. >> happening today the battle to save centuriry 21 deemed theater goes before the city council who will hold a hearing to figure if the 50-year-old movie theater, the first of the domed theaters, should be considered a landmark. it has been closed since march. however, a city landmark designation accident necessarily mean the dome would be preserve ed. it would create more obstacles for a develop orb who wants to tear it down or changer. >> the san jose city council will try to regulate medical marijuana r

it is the typical bermuda high.ds out of the southwest the next few days and that will really be heating us up. and futuretracker showing the heat index, philadelphia at 2:00, 98 degrees. wilmington 100. but it gets even hotter and more oppressive wednesday. these are really the highest heat ind -- indexes we are seeing. and soming with a threat of some thunderstorms. and stormtracker showing a vigorous system moving towards milwaukee and chicago. and you look and see the classic hook echo, good potential for tornadoes with it. and that complex is moving to the north. we won't be hit by that, but the cold front triggering it is moving in bringing us the potential for tropical downpours, especially considering what's happening off the coast of florida. you see a complex of thunderstorms. hurricane hunters flew in, not that organized but 80% of tropical development becoming tropical storm arthur. the bulk have it off shore. withment front moving through dialing with thunderstorms especially thursday, but can linger in

tomorrow and wednesday, the high pressure, bermuda high bringing the winds out of the southwest. heat intext 95 to 105. wednesday and thursday the front brings us the potential for tropical downpours and then the system could be having an impact on our weather on the 4th of ju july. i show you the spaghetti plot. and keeping it off the coast, the main concern the potential for rip currents on friday and saturday. i wouldn't change any plans right now, but you definitely want to stay tuned and i will keep you posted. the beach forecast foam -- tomorrow is it nice. and thursday, some thunderstorms and 84 degrees. and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast hot and humid tomorrow. 92 degrees. wednesday up to 94. some thunderstorms. thursday, looks to be a soaker. heavy downpours, 88 degrees. and friday, still unsettled and best chance for storms early in the day, 82 degrees. whatever happens friday the rest of the weekend is looking really nice. plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the 80s. and i will have an update on the potential tropical storm coming up on "action news at

you could see major corporations not so dissimilar to what happens in singapore or bermuda, set up shope abandoned properties belong to nobody. the best thing detroit could want for is for the villages to set up shop and bring thousands of people. >> detroit, there are a lot of other cities in the u.s. that could use some help. >> well, i think the idea they proposed specifically is not good. i think the one that jonathan is talking about is very good if you make it an economic free zone, but if you don't have a selfish reason to be this detro detroit, then none of it's going to work. it would have to be selfishly economic to be there. >> ten seconds. >> i think the rich are coming. you watch the japanese, they're buying property in new york, one final thought, michelle never has to pay for dinner at those steak houses. >> that's true. we're going to have to leave it there. thanks for joining us this week. coming up, bergdahl now back in the u.s. >>> next week and wayne, you're up first. >> well, i'm looking still at some of these. we've got a lot of low interest rating. i'm looking for

recoup expenses when it hosted the event last summer has not offered terms as attractive as san diego, bermuda and chicago. the america's cup plans to further narrow the search to two cities by the end of this month. >>> a significant cooldown is being felt around parts of the bay area. for some inland, that means not as hot. giving you a look into information where the low cloud and the fog still covering over parts of the city and along the coastline, this transition, courtty of the cloud an the marine layer and the onshore -- and the marine layer and the onshore breeze that's bringing in cooler air. fairfield reporting an onshore breeze at 18 miles per hour. enough there. we've got the southerly breeze in napa as well as santa rosa pulling in some of this cool air as well. concord, 16 and oakland 16. a little breezy for some. especially along the coast. and the numbers, what a difference here. so we're cloudy and we're chilly along the coastline. 57 half moon bay. you go inland, still warm but these numbers are 12 to 14 degrees cooler than where we were 24 hours ago. you get into areas like

it has been none the city did not offer terms as attractive as those offered by san diego, bermuda and chicago to host the 2017 sailing race. >> a land is considered to keep part of the doctor's medical center open in san pablo. the board will rescind the closure notice and try to keep the hospital emergency department open. with 25 beds it is the largest in west contra costa county and would be temporary and will buy four months time to seek funding from other hospitals and private foundations. voters rejected a partial tax measure to fund the medical center and is the only health option for many of the county poor. >>the battle to save the century 21 domed theater goes before the city council and the counsel will hold a hearing to figure whether the 50-year-old movie theater, the first of the dome theaters, should be considered a landmark. it has been closed since march, however, a city landmark designation doesn't necessarily mean that the dome would be preserved. however, it would create more obstacles for the developer who wants to tear it down. >> the san jose city council will a

they're doing that by replacing rye grass with drought-resistant bermuda grass on the driving range and focus on the greens, tees and fairways. the impact will be minimal on golfers like john johnson. >> we can't control waterfalling, but we can control how much we use so it's not a problem. >> brothers bill and joe brown are embracing the brown grass, too. >> that ball goes further when it's a little bit harder so we both cannot hit it with the long ball so this enhances our score. >> fits jerrold says the integrity of the course won't be compromised. he hopes the club can save about 40 million gallons of water this year. he says it's equal to about 300 homes, sxepts other golf courses to take a shot at implementing water conserving efforts that are up to par. >> every golf course in the country, not the bay area or california, should be doing their part to save our natural resources. sdpr depending on the success of the grass change at the driving range, they could incorporate that into other areas of this golf course to save more water in the future. reporting in antioch, ktvu channe

chicago, bermuda, san diego, not in it. liz, san francisco. we'll have to wait and see. >> brutal. mike, thanks. >>> shelley sterling is going to court in order to complete the sale of the la clippers basketball team. she will confirm her right to sell the team tomorrow. she has a deal were $2 billion. but her husband donald sterling has gone back and forth on the sale. last week, looked like it was a done deal. now, he is vowing to fight to keep the team and sue the nba for $1 billion. >>> a greyhound bus driver is on leave after a passenger recorded him texting behind the wheel. this video was taken sunday during a trip from pittsburgh pennsylvania to columbus ohio. you clearly see the driver holding the phone while he is trying to steer. the woman who recorded it felt unsafe, called her boyfriend who then tried to convince a greyhound supervisor to contact the driver but got the run around. >> he said they don't have any way of doing that and i said you can call the phone that he's text messaging on. there is ways to get a hold of him. he said well, we between -- we don't want t

yesterday that the air starting to get thin and maybe people are starting to think about that holiday to bermuda rather than whether they're going to make money in stocks here. it's another wait and watch day because we have retail sales and claims numbers due. so we have trading activity in europe as people keep an eye on the data points coming out of the united states. these numbers have been gradually improving so people are expecting or economists are expecting some gradual improvement in this data set today but anything that disappoints could just be another trigger for some selling. i want to move on because there are a number of interesting stories out there. not least, phil mickelson in his on going fbi investigation into insider trading. it seems he is off the hook in terms of whether he engaged in insider trading practices in that stock. but the sec saying they don't see a smoking gun in that case. but of course there is still this business of dean that they're looking into. this is dean foods. this is another stock that there was corporate activity around and it's thought that if ther

that leaves san diego, bermuda, chicago, most likely still in the running. >>> the u.s. men's soccer team is waking up in brazil this morning. the team arrived yesterday, got straight to work. here is a picture from u.s. soccer. now, it is of the men's first training session in brazil nap session, though, took place, without a key member of the squad. we're talking about head coach, jurgen klinsmann. he stayed in the u.s. to scope out the nation of ghana. ghana has knocked the u.s. out of the last two world cups. the team was playing south korea in miami just last night. ghana dominated the game, winning 4-0. klinsmann is now expected to join the team today with that intel. >>> this year's world cup will be even more high-tech than years past, using cameras to determine when, exactly, a goal is scored. for the first time ever, each goal line will have seven cameras. those cameras will determine within five millimeters of accuracy if a ball crosses the goal line. a ball must completely cross the line for the goal to count. since there is no instant replay, refs hold all o

a bermuda high setting up pumping in heat and humidity. temperatures running about 10 to 15 degrees above normal tomorrow. highs will be at least in the mid 90s. and then this front moves through creating some showers and thunderstorms again for thursday afternoon, highs in the 80s then we break the humidity. this high pressure system to the north and canada with a northerly wind drier air pushing this front to the south, and we get in on some refreshing air. it will be a pleasant change for friday with high temperatures in the low 80s and weekend stays that way as well. but for tomorrow, that severe weather threat mainly through the poconos, the lehigh valley down through berks county and also lancaster cun tee. heavy downpours the possibility of hail and damaging winds and this threat will be mainly tomorrow afternoon and evening. overnight, parly cloudy, warm and muggy in philadelphia and its adjacent suburb, at you move farther to the north and west especially in the poconos a chance avenue spotty thunderstorm. the low 74. we wake up w

the overall weather pattern shows this trough developing out west, and here's this bermuda high.it pumps a lot of moisture and heat into the southeast and all the way up to the mid-atlantic states. the temperatures out west, though, are cool. only into the mid-40s. actually dropping into the 30s in some areas, so the cooler weather is here. you can't get that moisture in to areas that need it. the northeast, temperatures heating up. heat advisories in effect as the numbers climb above 90 degrees and already there in washington, d.c. look at the afternoon highs in the mid-90s. not quite used to the heat then, and take precautions with prolonged activity outside. the heat and humidity affect how the body cools itself. there's some storms out there that try to move through yesterday and they weaken through pennsylvania and new england. where we see the stormy weather is on the boundary where we have the cooler weather up north, the warmer weather to the south and this front stalled out. severe weather is the risk today with more possibilities for wind, hail and even some rotation in

we will watch as high pressure builds, get that heat pump going a bermuda summertime high. temperatures will be in the mid 90's, this cool front approaches to the north and west and we will see some scattered showers and thunderstorms, some strong to severe, and for your thursday still sticky, still stormy highs in the 80's, drying out friday as this high drops down from canada. you will get northerly wind, low humidity and comfortable conditions, high temperatures friday will be around 83 degrees. i did mention that risk of severe weather, to the north and west of the city through lehigh valley, main risk tomorrow late in the afternoon towards evening, downpours, a possibility of hail and damaging wind in excess of 58 miles an hour, so please, be aware of of that, partly cloudy, warm and muggy, low of 74. tomorrow, warmer, more humid, high temperature, 95 near record heat, the record heat in philadelphia, is setback in 1957. we will will be close. could even tie it tomorrow. trenton 96. wilmington record 95 and same in allentown. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven d

been known for months that san francisco has not offered terms quite as attractive as san diego, bermuda and chicago. san diego may be in an especially strong position with strong political support locally. >>> the world cup is kicking off in brazil. for the first time at the world cup, referees will be assisted by technology designed to eliminate scoring controversies. >> cnet's kara tsuboi explains how the goal lionel technology works -- line technology works. >> reporter: one goal can be the difference between winning and losing. and when you get down to it, that goal can be determined by mere inches. >> for instance, a ball is here. not a goal. you know. if any part of the ball is still touching the line it's not. you got to be able to see the green on the other side. >> reporter: and with the linemen so far away it can be really hard to tell if that ball actually crosses the line especially if it's in the air. to eliminate any guesswork for referees for the first time at the would cup, fifa will be using goal lionel technology at the match. here's how it works. 14 cameras are mounte

. >> reporter: the club plans to reduce their watered usan by 30%, replacing it with bermuda grass on driving range and suspecting off sinkplers to focus on the greens, tees and fairways. >> we can't control water falling, but he can control how much we use. so it's not a problem. >> reporter: brothers bill and joe brown are embracing the brown grass too. >> the ball goes further when it's harder and we both cannot hit the long ball and this enhances our score. >> reporter: fitzgerald says theip teg the integrity of the course won't be comprised and would save amount of water equal to 300 homes. he wants others to take water saving efforts. >> california should be doing their part to save our natural resources. >> reporter: depending on the success of the grass change at the driving range they could incorporate that into other areas of golf course to save even more water in the future. cristina rendon, ktvu chrz. >>> calling for an end to large corporate funding of political campaigns, an act is visit will complete their march to the state capitol tomorrow. >> 99, rise. >> this is vid

worse as the south wind strengthens and we see a small area off the coast of the carolinas like a bermudathe big story by far is the return of the heat and humidity. this afternoon in the mountains looks nice, combines of sun and clouds, 80 degrees is the forecasted high. it will be a nice, gentle breeze out of the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. jersey shore, temperature-wise nice and comfortable as the sea breeze kicks in. highs in the mid to upper 70s. officially 78 degrees, mostly sunny skies. it will be a very high uv index, so you'll need to apply the sunscreen. sun and clouds, 88 degrees, this is comfortable, low humidity levels, winds out of the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight a few clouds around turning slightly humid, 63 degrees, outlying suburbs, 66 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 88 today, 88 tomorrow, here come the 90s, remember you need three consecutive days of 90 degrees or higher for heat wave. right now that's what we're forecasting. accuweather feels tuesday 92 degrees afternoon thunderstorm in the afternoon. better chance of t

san diego, chicago and bermuda are the only areas left on the list. in a letter to ed lee the cup organizers praised last summer and the whole america's cup community appreciated your efforts to making the event successful. >>> dog rescued from hot car, what happens to owner who's lock up their pets in the heat. >>> temperature going to rebound, how much things will warm up in time for your weekend. >> how easily it can happen, children injured bishoping carts -- by shopping carts. ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home for the first time. chase. so you can. . >> two men pleaded guilty to felony vandalism for poaching redwood trees. poachers have been stealing wood and selling it. prosecutors say danny garcia pleaded guilty and will be sentenced next week. both men were banned from the redwood national and state parks. >>> a teenager from austria is responsible for hacking into tweet deck app and he wanted to use heart symbols in h

. >> they're going to bermuda for one reason, the golf courses. the only reason.e to give them a break. it was great. tens of thousands of jobs. everyone is just running out. neil: all those honeycomb buildings. >> taxes. and nice, warm place to go. neil: all right. when we come back, i am not a soccer expert. it does not strike me as the right thing to say, no way in hell little when it. i don't know if that's the way we want to go here. after this. ♪ ♪ >> ask him to go in there. [inaudible] neil: whatever happened to that guy? welcome back, everybody. how about just wind. the head coach of the u.s. soccer team's saying, we cannot win the world cup because we are not at that level yet. for as we have to play the game of our lives seven times to win the tournament, to which i want to remind the coach, that is what this is about. my gosh, i think he might as well laydown. >> they can't even get an american. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> this is like german engineering. a human being, leave us alone. neil: that right. >> year in american. neil: stating the

confirmed which city may have been out and they have not offered terms as attractive as san diego bermudago. the america's cup planned to narrow down the search for two cities by the end of the month. >>> it is 64 it's time to check in with torii here in the newsroom. >>> coming up in minutes, he does not want to say yes to the nba. >> and 1600 new brand-new year books but some contain a racially against -- slur against one of the students. why it is so painful for the family of the targeted child. now back to you on the morning news. >> torii, thank you. sal, i am not even going to ask you to take me to the bridge but i was just wondering, how are drivers doing around the bridge? >> it is james brown. it is a thing with us, so loan tree to love and can you take me to the bridge to the gentleman in the control room, traffic is backed up to about a 5 minute drive time in san francisco slightly more than i would like to see it and slightly more than normal as you drive into the city. i will show you a map here. look at all of the red. where is all the red? it is right there on 580 coming in

stuart: last one for you from bermuda. where does the dow hit 17,000?u will see some sort of fall rally and go over 17,000 in the fall. stuart: we are 90 points away from 17 k. >> the smallest bull in the world. >> we might call this summer, i think i will say over in the fall. stuart: thanks, great real halftime report this friday, appreciate it, one and all. risk and reward is next. dierdre: we continue your conversation about this jobs report showing basically all of the jobs that were lost since the great recession have been added back to the u.s. economy so we will talk about what that means if you have alternative asset, your portfolio, trying to rebalance a little bit, that is topic 1 on risk and reward which starts in a few minutes time. in the meantime back to you, very happy friday. stuart: thank you very much. the state of virginia going after cougar -- uber. the service is illegal, bureaucrats trying to kill what i am calling the sharing economy. we got that story coming up next. (mother vo) when i was pregnant ...i got lots of advice, but i

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$11.5 million hosting the mesh's cup last year and still in contention for 017, san diego, chicago, bermuda>> from sailing to soccer a lot of excitement about the world cup being tempered by problems and concerns. abc7 news is live at san francisco international airport with the story tonight. sergio? >> reporter: yes. it's the biggest sporting event in the world and brazil had years to get ready but there are unfinished airports there. there are hotels never built and still stadiums encircled in scaffolding. one family is leaving down there. they have not found accommodations for start of the stay. sebastian is rolling up an air mattress for the world cup trip to brazil. he hasn't found places to stay for part of the trip. planning for the family outing turned out to be tough. >> we hoped brazil would have a better infrastructure for transportation and hospitality. we didn't find that. >> there have been several protests in the run up to the world cup. harley says many is because of the lack of public infrastructure. some brazilians are wondering where the money went. >> all of the money s

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$11.5 million hosting the mesh's cup last year and still in contention for 017, san diego, chicago, bermuda. >> from sailing to soccer a lot of excitement about the world cup being tempered by problems and concerns. abc7 news is live at san francisco international airport with the story tonight. sergio? >> reporter: yes. it's the biggest sporting event in the world and brazil had years to get ready but there are unfinished airports there. there are hotels never built and still stadiums encircled in scaffolding. one family is leaving down there. they have not found accommodations for start of the stay. sebastian is rolling up an air mattress for the world cup trip to brazil. he hasn't found places to stay for part of the trip. planning for the family outing turned out to be tough. >> we hoped brazil would have a better infrastructure for transportation and hospitality. we didn't find that. >> there have been several protests in the run up to the world cup. harley says many is because of the lack of public infrastructure. some brazilians are wondering where the money went. >> all of the money

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farther to the south, anytime that starts to happen this time of the year, you have to watch for the bermuda highs. watch the heat that builds on the backside of the high. the high sitting here. we have 90s getting into the heartland of the nation. everybody is in the low 90s. that air mass works its way east over the next 3 or 4 days. some of the forecast models some of the latest information to come into the weather center suggests wednesday into the 90s. today, early afternoon shows a lot of cloud cover, maybe a brief, passing shower. don't cancel the plans. later this evening, that small unorganized area of low pressure will work out to sea and it will take all the cloud cover with it. sunday looks gorgeous. the jersey shore, 70, temperatures will be comfortable, 75 degrees, lots of clouds on the beach. maybe a brief passing shower. sunday, just the opposite. lots of sunshine, temperatures are a little bit milder closer to 80 degrees. the uv index will be very high on a scale of 1 to 11 it is almost a 10. you need to apply the sunscreen. mostly cloudy today, brief passing shower most of

san diego, chicago, and bermuda are still in the running. >> well, there is a lot of fallout after last night's stunning defeat of one of the most-powerful members of congress and of the republican party. >> house manl ti leader eric cantor of virginia says he'll resign at the end of july. he made that announcement today cantor crushed during last night's republican primary in virginia by tea party backed candidate david brat, a economist, a relative unknown going into the race nobody expected him to win. >> there was a tremendous outouring of support on all sides. and i, again, i just came up short and voters elected another candidate. >> abc news learned cantor will not mount a write in campaign. among those considering majority post is kevin mccarthy from bakersfield. >> jehi mcmath will receive an 8th grade honorary diploma several months after being declared brain dead. the diploma is being granted at the urging of her family she was a student there when she had surgery in december the 13-year-old went into cardiac aest during recovery the family fought to keep her on life support.

and vineland not bad, 83 the sat height and radar, high pressure to the east, a typical bermuda high. and wind pumping in clockwise bring heat and humidity up the southeastern seaboard. and 99 in wilmington, 97 in allentown is how it will feel tomorrow. and the shore cooler with the sea breeze. and look at the heat indices on wednesday afternoon. 105 in wilmington, 104 in philadelphia. 103 in trenton. so yes, this is the kind of air that the minute you step out you sweat automatically. double scan drive, watching a front to the west. with the front there is severe weather going on, tornado watches and warnings. as we zoom in and tilt double scan you see under the line of thunderstorms. the good thing where this area much severe storms it will mississippi -- miss us and weaken to the north. and in addition to that coming in from the west, looking at the tropical satellite north and east of miami you see the thunderstorms erupting there. and a chance of turning into a tropical depression or storm. drifting to the east of florida the next couple of days. by thursday, these are all of the

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is then if months that the city did not offer terms as attractive as those offered by san diego, bermuda and chicago to try to host the 2014 sailing race. ought battle to save the dome theater will go before the city council which will hold a hearing to figure out if the 50-year-old movie theater, the first of domed theaters should be considered a landmark. it has been closed since match, however, a city landmark designation doesn't northeastly mean the dome would be preserved. however, it would create more obstacles for the develop development company that tears it down or changes it. >> transforming downtown san jose changing the way people get to and from downtown. >> many of us would consider a small amount, to this girl it meant the world. >> the manned behind hidden cash reveals the favorite moment of his free money give away. >> a look outside, a gorgeous shot at lake tahoe. no snow. all gone. no surprise. it has been really warm. we will check with mike and leyla gulen >> we are going to travel to san mateo. the county fair continues. with a start at 11 o'clock. it will still be

. >> a little closer to home, bermuda and the cayman islands they are vacation spots but for the fortune 500 companies they are tax havens and when a company reports a profit they can avoid paying the taxes in the united states. the research group and citizens for tax justice issue add report and finding 72% of the fortune 500 companies stash the money in the shell companies, and the companies keep $2 trillion off shore that the united states government cannot touch and some of the biggest corporations are in on the game and apple with the noes money 111 # billion dollars offshore and general electric fom followed by microsoft. joining us now to examine the implications of the off shore havens and the length that the companies go to avoid the taxes, kimberly, thank you for being with us. what do you make of this report and how much money could the federal government be getting that it otherwise cannot get? >> i think that the report draws attention to a problem that has been around for a long time. it is useful to bring it to the public attention. the government in some of the work that

san diego, bermuda and chicago are the three locations left in the running.he month. >> all right, joe is in for mark tonight. it was not a good night for the giants. >> no it wasn't. for the second night in a row the giants had not lost two games in a row since march 16 and 17. the first of four games the washington nationals have come to san francisco and cooled the hottest team in baseball ending that streak. this guy knows, doug fister pretty good pitching match up. run scares in this one. the nationals got both of theirs in the fifth. jason werth with a hit to left. anthony rendon is tagged out trying to go to fourth. giants had a scoring chance in the fifth. crawford with the 2-out hit. and it's nothing close at the plate. giants got one in the ninth but go down by a score of 2-1. same two teams again tomorrow night. >>> the a's trying not to lose two in a row to the second place angels. 6th inning, angels have something going. josh hamilton with the hit off of drew pomeron. then albert pujols runs through a stop sign and is thrown out easily at the pla

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