a world-class city, the most liberal city in the united states, perhaps the most liberal city in the planet earth and we need to move forward with a lot of regard for the citizens of earth, meeting people who live here not the rich little kids were running to get stone and high in dolores park. i think it is an invasion of the 18th street corridor.

good evening from what has to be the saddest place on earth, the most torn-up place on earth, and that's the city of moore, oklahoma. we're south of oklahoma city, and today we had our suspicions and worst fears realized. we learned today officially what tore through here yesterday afternoon was, in fact, an ef-5 tornado. we got this video in today of the inception of the tornado. its very beginning as it started to march along its path. that means -- that category mean these winds hit between 200, 210 miles an hour. the base of this storm now confirmed to be at its widest point, 1.3 miles wide on the ground. the path was 17 miles long, 17 miles of real estate. it was on the ground for 40 minutes. and a word about the death toll having fluctuated up and down overnight and into today. it stands right now confirmed at 24. and sadly, that number includes at least 9 children. 237 people are listed as injured. the insurance claims likely topping $1 billion, but luckily there will be time to discuss all of that. and even as we stand here tonight amid all this, severe weather is still in the news this e

a world-class city, the most liberal city in the united states, perhaps the most liberal city in the planet earth and we need to move forward with a lot of regard for the citizens of earth, meeting people who live here not the rich little kids were running to get stone and high in dolores park. i think it is an invasion of the 18th street corridor. inds (indiscernible)we don't walk down the sidewalk anymore because restaurants have taken over. i live on the corner, i know them all. there is drug dealing out the window. my daughter was born 15 years ago there. there is no ordinance being of help. there is no regulation. the noise violation is unbelievable. the over density population of dolores park is exceeding any kind of limited its existing. we give our care to money. we can talk about all the gay freedom and all the liberation and the wonderful things about the ozone layer but what about the people who live in the city. we do nothing for them. we are invaded. we are not able to live there remove and i am sorry for speaking so hastily but i do not know that it is only two mintues. but i wanted

turf wars between rival drug cartels turned juarez into one of the deadliest cities on earth. children were witnesses, victims survivors. at least 10,000 have been orphaned, others were recruited by gangs. this section of the main juvenile detention facility was built to house 35 of the worst offenders-- one per cell. now there are two in each cell and more arrive everyday. director christina ramos diaz said ten years ago the worst juvenile crimes were thefts and fights. what do you see? murders? >> yes. murders, decapitations. it's extortion, carjacking, housejacking. >> reporter: so this violence has harmed a whole generation? father mario manriquez tells us the cartels prey on the poor kids of this parish. one eight-year-old boy was forced to deliver drugs. others were given guns to be assassins. manriquez says he fought back with federal money to build this park and run programs to keep kids off the streets. but this year the federal money was frozen. now he fears the deaths will rise again. so what happens if you don't get the money? >> i don't want to think about this! >

this is a google earth map looking north across the city. let's start by taking a look at the 6 recently finished locations. there's one in the south part of the city, but most of these new buildings are here on the east side of town. if we add in the 20 sites that are still under construction, you can see that the most activity is happening along market street. there's also a lot of work going on here south of market... as well as here in mission bay. now let's throw in the 13 locations where construction is set to begin soon. again, you can see that there are more apartments planned for mission bay and also along market street. finally, if we zoom out and take a look at the entire city you can see that nearly all of the new, under construction, or future apartment complexes are being built on the east side of city. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. ahuraa california teen recognized by intel for her achievements in computer the above this is a live shot of the california bridge. these high costs and the california system throug

we know as a city when the earth moves, things fall, we get a lot of rubble. that's going to be one of our critical, critical things we have to do. we have to be able to move material and personnel and one of the ways we're going to be doing that is how do we actually get the debris off the road so we can put things back to work. so that was the command of control exercise. we had the marine corps, the

and north of carson city. 5.7 considered moderate earth quak quake. significant damage but lots of things as you see in the video knocked off store shelves that sort of thing. >> thanks for joining us everyone. >> i'm dan for all of us here, we appreciate your time. morning news is at 4:30 update . >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, mark ruffalo -- national school scrabble champions -- and music from reggie watts -- with cleto and the cletones. and now, furthermore, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very nice. hi there. i'm jimmy kimmel, the host of the show. thank you for watching. and thank you for showing up. they say that's half the battle.

we know as a city when the earth moves, things fall, we get a lot of rubble. that's going to be one of our critical, critical things we have to do. we have to be able to move material and personnel and one of the ways we're going to be doing that is how do we actually get the debris off the road so we can put things back to work. so that was the command of control exercise. we had the marine corps, the navy, and the national guard all working with our department of public works figuring out how would they work together. we didn't give them a lot of coaching, we just kind of put them in a tent and said here is your scenario, here's some problems, and we wanted them to work it out and they did. so it was a very successful year. that's what we did as far as the field exercises. next year i don't know what's next, we're going to explore the lessons learned from this one, we've already learned a bunch, they're going to talk about this shortly then learn what are the next scenarios we can challenge people with. it probably won't be the same ones. we are building the

this is the greatest city on earth.or the middle class, things just keep getting harder and harder and harder and harder. 4[ laughter ] look, we're in a pickle. [ laughter ] a big pickle. crime is up. unemployment is rising. schools are failing, and that's just the tip. [ laughter ] i know i've made mistakes in the past, but i've grown since then. i've grown a lot. [ laughter ] if you don't believe me, look at my latest poll. [ laughter ] i may be a lot of things, but i'm not crooked. trust me. [ laughter ] listen, new york, do you really want to roll the dice on this city's future? [ laughter ] i sure don't. what i'm trying to say is, i know this race will be long and hard, but all you other candidates better watch out. i may be behind you, but i'm coming. [ laughter ] that's why i'm asking you to pull my lever on erection day. i'm anthony weiner, and i paid for this massage. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's gues

and north of carson city. 5.7 considered moderate earth quak quake. significant damage but lots of things as you see in the video knocked off store shelves that sort of thing. >> thanks for joining us everyone. >> i'm dan for all of us here, we appreciate your time. morning news is at 4:30 update now, there is fear of blow back. masked members of a right-wing political party clashed with police. not just an attack on britain and the british way of life. also a betrayal of islam. >> reporter: this woman is being hailed a hero. confronting the killer. he carried blod bloody knives e carried resolve. >> you are not scared for yourself in that situation? >> no. >> why not? >> bet me than a child. there are more mothers with children stomping around. so, more important. i talked to him. and then i asked him what he wanted. >> reporter: extraordinary bravery, praised by david cameron. >> when told by the attacker he wanted to start a war in london, she replied "you are going to lose. it is only you versus many." she spoke for us all. >> reporter: true tenac

. >> there may be no place on earth for boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. massachusetts announcing the city's cemetery would reject his bo body. >> good morning, molly. >> patti ann and heather. we have information about a search that happened at the home over the weekend of katherine tsarnaev. it was the home she shared with tamerlan tsarnaev in the course he was killed during a manhunt and their 3-year-old daughter as well. fbi agents reporting over the weekend some were in hazmat gear locking a police officer after they found what if anything lapped. leading up to the bottom bombing. they are refusing the god de of samer lan sar never. all murned down requests. he took on carrying his surial and believing the town has not been easy. >> left alone to deal with the matter. i also trust that sam lan tsarnaev there's no other place to be buried. there's no other place who would accept his body. and the reasoning to it would be that he lived in america, he grew up here. >> an american man accused of trying to aid dzhokhar tsarnaev after the bombing will be returning to court laider today. rose

not as many big cities, if you look at google earth, i would say 99% of oklahoma is not a city. but when you move a very large tornado into a populated area, you are going to get damage. and, yes, this was an unusual season for stuff like this to happen in the city. now, moore was hit three times. by an ef-4 or greater. we had a '99 storm, a 2003 storm and now a 2013 storm. all of those produced damage. about 200 miles per hour. the f-5 number, that means the entire house is gone. all that's left is foundation or the slab that's on the ground. all the wood, all the insides, refrigerator moved away from the house. it's gone. it hasn't moved through the city yet, it doesn't happen often, but it happens once in a while. towns do get in the way. >> yeah, we saw the aftermath of that. we're looking at live tower cam pictures. our chad myers, i know you're storm chasing. please stay safe down there, thanks so much, tom saider, as well. now, to a late, new development in the investigation of the threatening letter sent to president obama and michael bloomberg. according to a source fam

he didn't have a city hall because it was destroyed in the earth wake of 1906. construction began in april of 1913. in december 1915, the building was complete. it opened it's doors in january 1916. >> it's a wonderful experience to come to a like this. the building is built as a palace. not for a king or queen. it's built for all people. this building is beautiful art. those are architecture at the time when city hall was built, san francisco had an enormous french population. therefore building a palace in the art tradition is not unusual. >> jimmie was an incredible individual he knew that san francisco had to regain it's place in the world. he decided to have the tallest dome built in the united states. it's now stands 307 feet 6 inches from the ground 40 feet taller than the united states capital. >> you could spend days going around the building and finding something new. the embellishment, the carvings, it represents commerce, navigation, all of the things that san francisco is famous for. >> the wood you see in the board of supervisor's chambers is oak a

earth. >> this morning, barbara walters is making >> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> developing news from lake county. homeowners will meet with county supervisors to talk about a neighborhood literally sinking into the ground happening about 70 miles north of saab that rose with half a dozen homes damaged by a collapsing hillside and 30 others are in danger. mail delivery is suspended. eight families have moved out and ten more got notices to evacuate immediately. >> it looked like an earthquake quit. the amount of damage was phenomenal. >> we are known for earthquakes and water and those things but for us, this is unusual. >> engineers believe ground water bubbling to the surface could be to blame. they say the land could be on a volume attend. supervisors have asked the governor to declare a state of emergency to get funding to stabilize the utilities. >> san francisco police are warning residents of scamers posing as utility employees making phone calls demanding money. the suspects say they need payment for overdue bills and the only pa

earth safely and everyone. accomplished. the number of. city. hospitals killed. recent violence between. the u.s. . embassy staff. the editor of the. he believes the western states support for the revolution. it's been over two years now since the western backed war of aggression and regime change was launched against the gym here the former political system in the north african state of libya i believe that these are recent attacks that have taken place in benghazi in the eastern region of the country which is the cradle of the counter revolution against gadhafi is a manifestation of this disintegration are within the political and economic system inside the country regard to the loss of us and potential loss of british and other european personnel there are political costs associated with such loss or potential losses and this is why they are downscaling their diplomatic staff in these countries we've seen the targeting of police stations and other security apparatus inside the country and the u.s. knows as well as the european countries are quite aware of the fact that if they do lose any more p

asylum seekers there are drifting about the city because after the home office rejects a case they slip through the net and disappear from the view of the earth or sees so they're left with no support and no way of working in a city that's just been ranked the most violent in the u.k. the shelter volunteers provide a hot meal for a few hours at least men and women and experience a safe environment i think it must be really difficult to be in a city. you don't know anyone you might be called speak the language. you don't know what the lore is you don't know your rights. you don't know where you can get what you're going to do you got no money it must be horrific frightening less frightening experience leave that to be that lost at seven fifteen it's time to wake up. and face another day of trying to stay and survive in the united kingdom i never expected. they treat me laying that i want to have a better life and i want to have a job so i want to leave i mean like that as a human being so at the moment i feel i am underneath them in pairs and in this company. arty glass. coming up when the street cameras don't count should criminals in time ju

our world lead just seconds away from a massive asteroid big enough to be a potential city killer zipping by earth brink of the near armageddon our own wolf blitzer still bothered to show up to work. he is even wearing a tie. he joins us now from "the situation room. wolf, i don't know if you can feel it but something this big -- the situation room, i mean, it would be more than a situation room. >> we can laugh. 3.6 million miles away not exactly very close. but believe it or not as you know nasa scientists love this because they can actually get some cool pictures of this asteroid and help us better prepare down the road. who knows when that might be. the scientists out in california are loving every second of this even though it's a mere 3.6 million miles from earth. >> wolf, i have good news for you before i hand the show over to you. we have survived. it passed by. we made it. it's okay. >> we're relieved. >> yes. i will now leave nu the hands of wolf blitzer who is standing and surviving and -- >> it was only 65 million years or so ago. >> you are not that old. i'm telling people. wolf blitz

this is a group earth view of looking across the city.e six buildings that has just been completed with one on the south side of the city and most are on the north side most of those are along here and market streets and financial district in mission bay. the 13 units and the planning stage a few more and mission bay but most of these units have been in the planning process are along market street right here. in the news room charles clifford kron 4 news. >> reporter: life looks from cam camera looking at the city. the last few days shaking alone to to the wind gust napa 28, redwood city at 24 mi. per hour. temperatures are still cool 67 and concord in livermore was 65 and 54 and daly city and half moon bay. clear skies in breezy with north baker spots. read plenty of sunshine but will be cool and breezy. topping off in the upper 60s in maybe a few 70's. >> catherine: >> catherine: now back to our developing story. the cleanup now underway in moore oklahoma. many residents there sifting though the rubble that was once their home. 24 peopl

some residents have been told if the earth is moving from natural causes, they won't be covered by insurance. but the city may have to pay if underground sewer lines are to blame. a meeting to talk about what to do with the homes is set for tomorrow morning. >> a memorial is growing for a man killed in a saling accident yesterday. he died when the racing boat broke apart on the water last week. the teams will meet tomorrow to discuss the investigation. it has prompted the german youth saling team to withdraw from the cup this september. in a statement team germany said it wouldn't risk members of the saling team. >> with $30 million raised in the stadium in the works, the bay area super bowl bid committee hosted the promotional push this afternoon. the goal is landing the super bowl in 2016 at the 49ers new stadium. google, apple and the gap among the companies donating to the cause. the board of supervisors didn't exactly understate the sell. >> we are the city that knows how to throw a great sporting event. we are the city who knows how to party and entertain millions from around the world. >> you think

if the earth is moved due to natural causes that insurance will not cover it, but the city may have to pay if the underground sewer lines are to blame. >>> a memorial growing for the america's cup sailor who was killed on the bay, he died when that boat belonging to racing broke apart last thursday. and his death prompted the german youth sailing team to withdraw from the youth cup race september in a statement that team germany says he would not risk members of its youth sailing team. >>> and a philadelphia doctor accused of running a house of horrors could face the death penalty. today they found the doctor guilty of three counts of first- degree murder. prosecutors say that during illegal late-term abortions in their clinic, that he delivered babies alive and then cut their area with scissors. he was also convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the case involving a woman who was 19 weeks pregnant and died after an apparent anesthesia overdose. >> that's our state of mind as any intelligent human being would be at this point in time, disappointed and upset. >> reporter: they found

rescue operation has been, but as we saw, someone is at least city on top of their car waiting to be rescued. we took care not added to earth map of the bridge, about 70,000 drivers use this bridge every day. the bridge was built in 1955 and as we said, interstate 5. goes from canada to mexico and the traffic issue right now is hindering in some cases, the efforts of first responders. choppers are going as well and we are awaiting a live chopper shot of that area. we will bring you bring that to you and any new information as soon as it comes to our news from. >>erica: it's a cool night but we have clear skies out there. friday, is looking to be a little bit milder and also breezy at times. memorial weekend, this is where we see some changes. saturday will be warm and dry also said it looks good. monday ago, possibly some showers. we will talk more about that and just a minute. the highs today, 71 in pleasanton and livermore, 67 and oakland. san jose, you have 67 degrees. so, a lot of us below normal. to deliver more 61, fairfield 65, hayward you have cooled down to 57, and half moon bay year at 50 degrees. our satellite ra

homeowners association would be liable and if an earth quack happens today and the pipe is damaged the private club that sits and i top it right now the city can blame them but like now the city infrastructure theenter city is responsible for the infrastructure. so i did ask a question before around - don't worry simon they're not coming for you >> and asked a question. >> your investment i'm wondering in you could tell you you mentioned you had liability and i assume that california stares has a responsible. >> the shareholders is a private entity and got you. and i had a couple other questions but since you're here i noticed in the report if you'd like to leafy, go back to the puc >> so are you familiar with the fact that there are portions of washington site that are classified as wastes sites? >> you mean the development site? for it was noted that the ground asportation the exist site as california hazard wastes based on the soil samples and they're high they're highly poison news and an unplanned rupture could release foul smells and it remains a protrude liability that. >> i seem if somebody is classified as hazard wastes that shoul

homeowners association would be liable and if an earth quack happens today and the pipe is damaged the private club that sits and i top it right now the city can blame them but like now the city infrastructure theenter city is responsible for the infrastructure. so i did ask a question before around - don't worry simon they're not coming for you >> and asked a question. >> your investment i'm wondering in you could tell you you mentioned you had liability and i assume that california stares has a responsible. >> the shareholders is a private entity and

kansas and kansas city, have a chance to see snowflakes. it's been 70 or 80 degrees. the earth temperature is very warm. as the snow is falling, it will be melting at the same time. we're thinking of one to three inches areas in nebraska, into the northwestern sections of iowa. minneapolis included, maybe one to three inches of snow, especially on the grass. a lot of the roads will be okay. it's been so warm lately. this time of year, you worry about the storms, severe weather, too. thankfully, there's not a lot of indication of tornadoes. we will see strong thunderstorms, for areas just west of oklahoma city, just west of dallas, and austin, just north of san antonio. large hail and winds with those storms. the east coast, you're beautiful. you're gorgeous. you're going to have more thunderstorms in florida. but the midwest is going to be not. 83 in chicago today. it's going to be 40 in minneapolis. >> my heart goes out to those people. i hope it warms up for them quickly. >>> coming up, we could see a ruling today this the trial of the philadelphia abortion doctor. >>> plus,

earth as well. >>> happening now, a powerful storm system is ripping through the plains. one u touched down near wichita, kansas, and one near oklahoma city it toppled powerlines and trees leaving 6500 people without power. no reports of injuries in either location so far. rob, what's the latest? >> what we're seeing right now is more than 20 reports of tornadoes from oklahoma city to kansas, now approaching more densely populated areas from des moines to chicago now and the severe weather thread is expanding overnight tonight. we will continue to see not only the threat of tornadoes, but babel and softball sized hail. you have active weather to the west, southeast winds funneling in, highly unstable air off the gulf of mexico. and again, tomorrow kansas city toward chicago and st. louis will see the chance of tornado producing thunderstorms into the start of the workweek. temperatures outside right now still 70s and 80s outside. temperature change running a few degrees warmer than yesterday. we'll repeat this for one more day tomorrow. the wind direction will be more out of the north tomorrow. it will unfortunately be increasing fire dan

city of san francisco for what they have done. thank you. >>> good afternoon, supervisors, and happy earth day to you. we'll be celebrating that shortly saturday here in san francisco. i'm the coordinator for the presidio heights residents for public safety. we encourage you to keep the lawsuit going. and you have an elected humanistic progressive value. we would like to see that continue in the city of san francisco. let me add a little additional information about this issue to the not knowing. we just went through proposition 37 in the state of california. the corporations put up nearly $50 million to defeat the right to know what goes in your mouth. people have a right to know what goes in their ear and the consequences of this. if you fail to keep this going, this lawsuit, you would be denying your humanistic and your progressive values. the people of san francisco would appreciate your awareness, to stop corporate [speaker not understood], corporations have their influence on our evolution. you need to take into consideration your children's children's children for future generations. ~ the impa

san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week o

earth and speaking to us. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the explosions went off throughout the city. bombs killed more than 70 people today. .raq's future looks precarious in the past week, 230 people have died in this of violence. we are in baghdad and we have this report. >> they were killed in markets, in restaurants, and here in a bus station. eight different locations in our, the bombs went off in baghdad. -- in one hour, the bombs went off in baghdad. the days attacks did not start -- did not stop there. they appear to target shiite civilians. ,s was the dozens killed police say nearly hundred people were injured today. we met someone whose son was mending his car when a bomb went off close by. >> i felt i had died until i saw my son, he says. i saw peoples limbs and bodies. i did not expect to to find my son a live. of the bomb that struck his area may have been muslims like him, but that others were affected, to the below. ,> they were innocent people he says. my leg was injured. was really gave me pain seeing my sunni friends dead on the ground. the iraqi prime minister app