>>hank you. i'll leave you with a check on some other figures. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe seems to be beating the odds. a new poll suggests he's maintaining his popularity about five months after his liberal democratic party took power. that's something his predecessors had trouble doing. still many remain undecided or opposed to one of his key initiatives, revising the constitution. nhk surveyed people. 65% said they back abe's cabinet. compare that to the recent prime ministers from the former democratic party government. after five months in office, 31% of people surveyed supported the previous cabinets. a third of those who support prime minister abe's cabinet said it appears to be better than others. a fifth said it has the ability to act. the survey asked if the constitution should be amended. the results were pretty evenly mixed. 31% of respondents were in favor. it 26% were opposed. 36% couldn't decide. the liberal democrats want to revise the constitution and rename the self-d

it over the long time so thank you very much for hosting us and hosting this great exhibit, and hank you very much for joining >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquak

. >> hank you. this is public commented and actually we have two people who have parentally been sitting here but really it was for this item 10b. can you pull the /ph*eubg down too just a little bit? thanks. >> that better? my name is kim austin and i'm here to speak today on the behalf of [inaudible]. first i would like to express or group's support for the preservation project at pier 70. we have been an act ten i's community resource here for many decades and believe the work you are doing is an important and necessary project that will both save the existing buildings on the historic site and will revive this area in ways that are yet to be seen. we are excited to be part of the evolution of restoration, /eupbl no /sraeugs and rebirth at pier 70. we look forward to continuing the rich history of art house community that the union building has [inaudible] of building number 11 as /staeted in the pier 70 master plan. we understand that the nu /tph*rbgan building is slated for /tkepllation for two

say in it while about the two other important elements of regalia the cap of maintenance does. .hank you bearing with me we were talking about the importance of today in terms of the change signified. would be amused. it is quite the comparison. prince charles has attended state openings before. but i suspect we're going to see him taking on more duties now. certainly some of the more arduous duties, overseas travel. he has stood in for the queen on a number of occasions. i suspect we will see more of that area it is a gradual reminder that there is a transition. >> it is a wonder. when you think she is 87, duke of edinburgh will be 92. most people would consider it to be a fairly sensible plan of action at this stage. abouthink nick is right evolution. it is a hallmark of the british monarchy. anybody in the last 100 years change that, it was her grandfather, george the fifth who modernized the royal family. i think it is that sort of evolution rather than a break like with the dutch monarchy recently. people of the queen. we have seen that in terms of jubilee celebrations. i don't thin

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hank you urban chic and more >> ava marie live at pimlico as we continue our coverage for preakness, and we're going to have one last check of the weather forecast. if you plan to head out the see the race you definitely want to dress for the weather. we have a lot of clouds in place and few breaks in between that so temperatures will feel cool at time and shower or sprinkle possible so maybe a light waterproof jacket but you mean principleas are not allowed. >> it's turning into quite a nice day, ava we were here at the crack of down. before 5:00 a.m. and the horses here at the stakes barn were already up and starting their morning routine and were able to graze a little bit. >> and wbal-tv is the official statement station for live coverage of the preakness. we will have live coverage starting at 1:00 leading up to the big race and you can also find us at www.wbaltv.com. ava said it. it's all about the food on preakness day. >> happy preakness day. >> lovely ads usual. >> handsome as usual and you brought wonderful food as usual. >> i always bring you guys lots of food. >> we're goi

mike will be here with an update on the abc7 morning hank you, leigh. >> shu is here with sports and the season may be over for the warriors, but they had a great run. >> and i know you miss them. the warrior season came to an abrupt ending. i thought we would look back at their phenomenal look in the post season. >>> nobody gave the warriors a chance in the post season, but they ran to the nuggets and then kicked up their spurs against san antonio. let's look back at their post season for abe mendoza. ♪ >> we just wanted to thank you you made oracle arena a great place to play. >> was that fun or what? san francisco mayor ed lee is declaring tuesday warriors day. stefan curry will receive a key to the city. celebration starts 11:30 on tuesday morning city hall. can't wait until next year.t's m where the a's do a little royal flush with today's win over kansas city. a three-game sweep and they got a little help from their but hthe win, but he went 6, 3 once, 7 hits and 5k's. the a's battled back. r.b.i single in the fifth. cuts the lead to one. and then derrick norris with a single to

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hank you mr. chairman. >> mr. secretary, early in your comments you talked about the we're also ing -- hearing conversations about another round of brac. who has ownership of our presence in a place like lodges? >> i'll ask the chief to speak to these issues as well since he was our former commander of u.s. air forces in europe. but it is in this -- to answer your question directly, lodges is under yoo safeys command. >> so this is not inness live while an air force presence, you are not the owner of the sflens >> the air force is. >> the air force is? >> it is a portuguese base as well. >> i understand that. but talents conversation i'm hearing from a number of our colleagues as well as some of our friends in portugal that we are concerned that might be reducing our foot print there and that it might not be a very good investment for them and they might be looking around for a different tenant and we understand the chinese have been present there without any real knowledge of what they were doing but we understand

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you a timeline with the president was up to. why was that directive ignored. >> [inaudible] lou: hank, what you have to say?s face it, folks. why don't you call the white house? congress has tried for eight months. that is your customary standard. you know very well that it is at the prerogative of this president. >> how many others were there? lou: the fact is the ptern that each one of these offenses are aimed against our traditional form of government. i thank you all for being here. lis wiehl, hank this. >> "the willis report" is coming up next. thanks for watching. rri: hello, i am gerri willis. tonight on "the willis eport." as homeowner claims rise and natural disasters mount, insurance companies are becoming stingier with payouts. also, getting the best deal when you buy a used car. and your medical privacy. we have you covered tonight on "the willis report." our top story tonight is insurance companies becoming stingier with

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so i'm gonna canctgs. - hank, as you know, tonight is tgs's 100th episode. and we've been getting some good media buzz.

you a imeline with the president was up to. why was that directive ignored. >> [inaudible] lou: hank, what you have to say?s face it, folks. why don't you call the white house? congress has tried for eight months. that is your customary standard. you know very well that it is at the prerogative of this president. >> how many others were there? lou: the fact is the pattern that each one of these offenses are aimed against our traditional form of government. i thank you all for being here. lis wiehl, hankn. that will do it. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ john: what do you know about gasoline? zero oil companies? >> wait too much. john: i am told at the mall wil help. >> a new hero is rising. saving our future. john: it does increase smiling. >> you can add miles. john: a lot of myths. that is our show tonight. ♪ >> and now john stossel. [applause]

because i confused you with me. >> reporter: and now at age 56, tom hanks is making his first appearanceay. does this guy look familiar up there? >> i wish they would have said, hey, can you please grow a moustache. >> reporter: hanks is playing a real-life reporter and columnist who bounced around the rough-and-tumble world of new york's tabloid newspapers from the 1980s through his death in 1998. the play is called "lucky guy." >> he was incredibly lucky. he was also incredibly stupid. he was also incredibly reckless at times. he could be lazy. he could also be forceful. he could be the hardest working guy in the news room. >> we read like the first draft of history in the voice of the people. if it wasn't for us, we'd be living in a dictatorship. >> reporter: the play is by nora ephron who died just this past june. she had earlier written and directed two big hits with hanks >> shall we? reporter: sleepless in seattle. >> do you think we should meet? reporter: and you've got mail. still, hanks was not enthusiastic when nora ephron approached him with the idea of doing what was first g

what does it mean if you trust tom hanks. if he comes up to you and says oh the guy from booze swrom buddies. >> i won the lottery in new jersey. give me $50 and i will give you half the ticket. >> he is a man who can rip you of. can rip you off. >> the.. >>> jeer yens should take -- the. >>> jeer yens should take knots. >> tom hanks, horrible accident. have $350 million in the papping i need to split with you. we will close things out -- this is why the elderly shouldn't be on the internet. to see clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> the post game wrap up. >> we will get a chick for $14. >> you can buy them and feed them for a year. >> jedediah, exciting new things happening next week? >> jedediah bila.com. go and visit. >> moynihan, nobody cares. >> i certainly don't care. thank you, jedediah and bill schulz and patrick millsap and not you. caution. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> so fast forward, mr. hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a indiv

hank you for extremely clear message on european capabilities and the joint security defense policy. i have taken note of the fact that you would like to see the policy developed in a vigorous fashion. your speech is very much along the lines of what the u.s. secretary of defense robert gates said two years ago when he was in brussels. he called on europeans to do more, to do better, particularly when it comes to budgets and capabilities. it is indeed a major concern for us all. we are all familiar with the institutional difficulties when it comes to the difficulties between us, europeans, and nato. we know that institutional difficulties cannot be resolved in the short term or easily given -- or easily. given that fact, what can we expect in more coordination between the two institutions? of thee you think possible or existing areas where we can work more closely together? let me finish up with a comment on a recent trip to north would -- to northwood. we visited the hq there. we met with the maritime command, the nato maritime for [indiscernible] and the nato presence in the indian

anyone ever call you hank? >> they have. my dad was hank. >> you would rather be henry?from forbes. first, though, michelle caruso-cabrera. only three names. >> the house ways and means committee will hold a hearing on the irs scandal. lawmakers will question the newly ousted steve miller. inspector general for tax administration will also appear. >> stay it again. steve miller. >> ♪ >> chairman david camp will join us at 8:30 a.m. and charlie rangel is also piling on. stocks did finish near session lows. among the reasons for the pullback, comments from fed officials about some openness to the tapering of the central bank's bond buying program in the coming months. futures are expecting we would have a positive open. >> we have other news this morning. jpmorgan sent a letter to shareholders urging them to split the chairman and chief executive roles. reiterating the bank support for certain board members. those letters one in a series. making a final effort back ahead of tuesday's annual shareholder meeting. one of t. rowe price will be backing down and voting against t

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. >> thank you. .hank you all for coming today we have all seen over the last year a big change in how we talk about leaks and classified materials. during the election, some argued the president was leaking far too many things for political reasons, whether it was on the raid that left osama bin laden dead, warfare against iran, double agent in yemen, which has created even more controversy with the justice department subpoenas for ap phonorecords. coming fromsting the bipartisan policy center is that this issue has created bipartisan, bicameral support. we had senators feinstein and chambliss come together to call for a stop to the leaks and investigation. it has brought the nation together in a way few issues have. at the same time, we have an administration that has overseen an unprecedented number of and -- of prosecutions. six officials have been prosecuted, more than other administrations combined. to very glad to be here answer the questions of what does the public need to know and who decides. we have an investigative reporter at the "wall street journal." we have dana priest,

hank you. >> thank you very much. we have relaunched our relationship. we have to find our priorities. we do not want to make this relationship targeted on one ourle thing. we want relations to include different areas and we especially want to the our relationship on trade relationship between mexico and the u.s. we want to cover other areas. we have shared our view on that topic to work towards reducing violence by combating organized crime. ofhave reviewed a long list potential opportunities we have identified in the economic relation between mexico and the u.s. in the area of commerce. president obama has already put it for the u.s. there exports were the second destination, and our case, the united states ranks first. we need to identify the areas where we can supplement each other's production of goods and exporting goods from mexico to highorld, because this has content on u.s. imports. as i that theed, they see u.s. will benefit and vice versa. we can't perceive the participation of officials that -- part of my cap net .abinet the u.s. has a long

there you go, hank.f luxury has made hank a little bit of a diva. >> i think he kept all his fingers. our thanks to rob nelson. "spoiled rotten pets" airs tomorrow may 4 on nat geo wild. and now for tonight's closing

i mean, i love seeing -- >> you had something in mind before hanks came along. >> exactly. d i spent enormous amounts of time with these books and much less time with the movies. i -- >> but do you see the bangladesh as you're writing the book, through the character, the main character, through langdon? >> you actually see each individual chapter through whatever your point of view is. i'm a little bit maniacal about controlling point of view. >> rose: what do you mean by "point of view? >> ? >> for example fa tell a scene through langdon'size, you get his internal monologue. you get the thoughts that are in his head but you get none of the other thoughts in the other characters' heads and this enables you to conceal information. writing spups is not about what you tell the reader. it's about what you withhold and point of view let you do that. >> rose: to decide what you can tell and withhold? >> fairly, such that the -- >> if you withhold too much, the reader will not be happy or less satisfied? >> the experience i want the read tore have, when they see the twist, they any

there you go, hank. i guess living in the lap of luxury has made hank a little bit of a diva. >> i think he kept all his fingers. our thanks to rob nelson. "spoiled rotten pets" airs tomorrow may 4 on nat geo wild. and now for tonight's closing arguments abc rob nelson just introduced us to pet owners who will do and spend almost anything for the animals they love. so what do you think? is throwing your dog a wedding or a bark mitzvah a way to lavish attention on a member of the family? or is it over the top? tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always, we're online. have a wonderful and relaxing weekend. >>> wildfire erupts in san jose coming dangerously close to homes and concerned neighbors watch firefighters fight the flames. >> dan: this fire burned through a large field near eastridge mall. >> the fire has been contained for hours now but there is strong smell of smoke in the air. firefighters will be on the scene all night to make sure nothing reig nice. >> we looked down over the brush f

you do. >> stephen: tom hanks is in this one. >> he is. >> stephen: i'm definitely going to read this book. >> thank you. >> stephen: no, i don't think i have ever said that to a guest before. because i generally don't read any of the books that the guests-- i'm not a big reader. i don't even know why we have authors on. we sell so many books. but you don't need my help to sell a book. you're dan brown for christs sake. >> i appreciate all the help i get. >> stephen: well, you're welcome. dan brown, thank you so much for joining me. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: dan brown, the book is inferno. we'll backht backv0w(b2b2l<,x'x

you do. >> stephen: tom hanks is in this one. >> he is. >> stephen: i'm definitely going to read this book. >> thank you. >> stephen: no, i don't think i have ever said that to a guest before. because i generally don't read any of the books that the guests-- i'm not a big reader. i don't even know why we have authors on. we sell so many books. but you don't need my help to sell a book. you're dan brown for christs sake. >> i appreciate all the help i get. >> stephen: well, you're welcome. dan brown, thank you so much for joining me. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: dan brown, the book is inferno. be rigl be rig sses that's it for the report, everybody. go captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome to "the daily show"! my name is jon stewart. we have a great show for you tonight. our guest tonight: j.j. abrams is going to be joining us. he's the guy in charge of the newest "star trek" movie coming out. soon he'll be in charge of the "star wars" movies and yet for

. >> the blake collection. .hank you >>> 8:33. ing down already on san francisco. it's 8:33 now. no low clouds to keep us cool. we'll turn that natural ac back on for sunday but a couple more hot days to get through. 92 in livermore, 92 fairfield, 91 in concord. meanwhile 80s in oakland and san francisco. getting to the next couple of days, major pattern shift. we're talking about bringing back the rain, the cold by sunday. 76 inland, 70 bayside, 62 at the coast. >> don't forget nbc's coverage of the 139th running of the roses the kentucky derby begins tomorrow morning, 11:00 a.m. on the nbc sports network, race coverage on the nbc network tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. matt? >> al, the lauer family will be gathered around the set, we love the derby. >>> coming up, jill martin's "steals and deals" everything you want for mother's day and then just a couple more minutes to go until psy live in concert on our plaza. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> time for a special mother's day edition of "jill's steals and deals" great items at d