police say hasan ran and was wounded. a s.w.a.t. team responded to an east oakland mom where they believe hasan was hiding, but he was not found. >>> for the second time in a week a train has struck and killed someone on bay area railroad stormtrackers the caltrain officials say a southbound train hit a man in burlingame around 12:30 this morning. the man was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. he is not yet been identified. this is the second fatality and the third incident in which someone was struck by a train in a week. >>> volunteers came out once again today searching for signs of missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. it's now been more than two months since the 15-year-old girl disappeared. now santa clara sheriff's office are investigating new tips that were featured on "mesh mechanic's most-wanted." they include the red volkswagen which has been impounded. officers are following up on suggestions to search certain areas and certain homes. >>> bart plans to open early to accommodate those who inten

forecasters say there's more on the way. >>> lama hasan reporting frrt sean. llama thank. back in this country, dramatic pick churts of severe weather in fact powerful tornado across parts of kansas. storm chaser catching this video of a twister in a town of harper, several homes damaged. no one was hurtd. the total of 17 tornadoes now been reported in the wichita area. along the east coast tonight the first storm of the year spitting off the krooin. alberto winds of about 45 miles an hour. at this hour, it is losing a little strength after dumping rain along the coast. alberto arriving two weeks before the official start of hurricane season on june first. a sure sign tonight that this season is now under way. meteorologist joining us. you were telling me before you came on tonight, this is the earl erriest we've namd a tomorrow many a decade. >> alberto right now 100 miles off the coast of georgia u just southeast of se va that. watches along the coast have been discontinued. this is not going to be something that will kick up something much more than high sur ch and clou

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. >>> lama hasan reporting from the scene. thank you. meanwhile back in this country, dramatic pictures tonight after severe weather in the nation's heart land. a powerful tornado across kansas. storm chaser catching this video. touching down in a town of harper where several homes damaged. total of 17 tornadoes have now reported in the wichita area. >>> along the east coast tonight the first big storm of year is spitting off the care linas. alberto has winds 45 miles an hour. at this hour it is losing strength after dumping rain along the coast. alberto arriving two weeks before the official start of hurricane season. this season is now underway. meteorologist ginger tracking this all. you were telling me before we came on tonight, this is the earl dwres named the storm in the season in almost a decade. alberto is about 100 miles off the coast of se va that, georgia. good news is, tropical storm watches along the carolina coasts have been discontinued. this is not something that will kick up much more than high sur ch clouds and rain. t

me now is dame palling green the president of the international co-ops alliance has been and paul hasan executive director of the u.s. overseas cooperative development council and former president and c.e.o. of the national cooperated business council welcome to both you and if you don't think you for joining us for our viewers who don't know what a cooperative is. dame pauline only the only polian can you can you give us an oversight an overview but if you want a quick sketches of people sent to business it's owned by ordinary folk they were a bit billion people across the world who own the world's co-operative movements a billion people built in cooperatives the u.n. say that at least half the world's population is service to my own mother by a co-op so as a people sent a business it doesn't distribute this is a profits to shareholders it puts them back in the business it gives them to their members on their trade with the business not their shareholding and it invests in the communities that they come from so it's what defense a great sales pitch it is a hall but most people are thin

it's why when some noticed there was a soldier on al-jazeera saying exactly what major hasan had said, in essence about how being a muslim, if he were sent to a muslim country, where he might accidentally kill another muslim, for one of the unrecognized allowances to kill another muslim, then they would have to act up and kill americans to avoid the risk going to a muslim country and killing a muslim. the guy is saying basically the same thing hasan did before he killed 13 of our precious servicemens in an act that in our political correctness this administration now refers to as workplace violence. well, i came to know and love some parole harbor -- some pearl harbor survivors. they had no idea that what they experienced at pearl harbor, according to the thinking of this administration, was an act of workplace violence where someone came into the workplace of all of these civilians and all of these soldiers and sailors and marines in pearl harbor and killed them in their workplace. they didn't understand that because that's not what it was. nor was it workplace violence at fort hood.

and abc's lama hasan joins us now from london with the latest. morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning, ron. that's right. a powerful 5.9 earthquake, in fact one of the strongest quakes in the last couple of years followed by at least 20 aftershocks have hit the northern region of italy. 22 miles northwest of the historic city of bologna killing at least 6 people and injuring more 50 others. at this hour, rescue teams including firefighters and medics from across the region are being deployed combing the area searching for survivors. the fear is that many are still trapped under the rubble. the quake struck overnight, shortly after 4:00 a.m., terrified residents jolted awake by the quake. reports out onto the street ss wrapped in blankets scrambled for safety. the quake also caused a significant amount of damage toppling buildings. destroying several historic buildings and church steeples. and on this sunday, ron, many churches have been closed until they are deemed safe enough. >> okay, lama hasan, reporting from london, thank you for that. >>>

lama hasan joins us from london has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ron. that's right. a powerful earthquake, one of the strongest quakes in the last couple of years, followed by at least 20 aftershocks have hit the northern region of italy. 22 miles northwest of the historic city of bologna. killing at least 6 people and injuring more 50 others. at this hour, rescue teams including firefighters and medics across the region are being deployed, combing the area, looking for survivors. the quake struck overnight, shortly after 4:00 a.m., terrified residents jolted awake by the quake. people scrambled for safety. the quake also caused a significant amount of damage. toppling buildings. and on this sunday, ron, many churches are being closed until they are deemed safe enough. >> okay, lama, thank you for that. >>> and the blind chinese activist, at the center of diplomatic stand-off between the u.s. and china, is now in the u.s. chen guancheng arrived at his new home in new york city, he said that he's grateful to the american embassy in beijing and the chines

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requires more than we can do, but you know, drawing a line that carves out trust and people with major hasanthe issue with clearance. there are ways to bifurcate your population of travelers, but that is not going to be a panacea. i would say fix the system for everybody, and it's because who can you trust more than the next guy and as the israelis will always tell you, it doesn't matter that this person is trusted if they are carrying a bomb they don't know they are carrying. and so that is where the random comes in. so i applaud tsa for working on risk-based security but i think the solutions that i have offered is the better way to go, which is to fix it for everybody. >> you brought up the israelis and there were cases where spouses, girlfriends and others were unwitting carriers of ieds. but the question that i would have for you is the p word, profiling, and they think that people look at it from a racial perspective. they are behavioral profiles. we do this every single day. can you give a sense of where we stand in that respect and what, if anything, i mean the one concern i have wit

lama hasan has all of the dazzling details for us. do tell. >> reporter: good morning.ls. okay. we don't have the sun, sea and sand or the french riviera for you. but, boy, do we have all the glitz and glamour of the red carpet. and this year, the ladies are sizzling hot. it's the hottest spot on the french riviera, cannes, where hollywood's biggest stars come to make a splash. >> this is an event that you see a lot of trends emerge from. >> reporter: designer dresses. sparkling jewels. flawless makeup. this red carpet has it all. even a camel. in true fashion, funny man, sacha baron cohen arrived in full uniform, as his new alter ego, general aladi. >> i'm for free press, fair elections and equal rights for women -- i can't say that. >> reporter: snapped here on a yacht. the model, canalis, put on a show for photographers and sipped champagne. and then, supposedly, got into a fight. the general is then seen throwing a body bag overboard. don't worry. it was just all a stunt to promote his new film "the dictator." hitting the red carpet, the stars for fashion forward. l

is doing is putting it into a database and as we know, we look back, for example, when nidal malik hasan been gathered and then all of a sudden they see some criminal activity happening and all of a sudden, it pulls in that other data that could be useful in counterterrorism. there has been no studies or cases to show that that data has been abused and all of this is simply fear mongering from islamist groups that want to control police and tell them what to do. they want to put an inspector general into l.a.p.d and hamstring them from doing their police work. >> dave: it's a tale of two coasts because the state attorney general here in new york gave an apparent approval of what the nypd is doing in terms of wireless -- warrantless surveillance of law abiding muslims. is the nypd. new york doing the right thing, in your opinion? >> absolutely. dean governor christie has said it was right and after they analyzed it and responded to all these groups and at the end of the day, if they were doing the wrong thing and invading our privacy, you think there would be a case, you think there would

the homegrown terrorist known as jihad jane how are about to see a picture of. 18-year-old mohammed hasanstan now faces 15 years behind bars. he nitted yesterday to offering to raise money and recruit terrorists for colleen larose who calls herself jihad jane. facing life in prison for plotting to kill a swedish artist who offended muslims. they are speaking out. these are the parents of 6-year-old isabel salise. they are responding to criticism that they have received for being tight-lipped about the case. >> the first week honestly all i wanted to do was hide amend cry. i didn't want to be in front of you guys. maybe that's where we were supposed to be, i couldn't. i can't -- i didn't want to. i wanted to be sitting in my room crying. it was hard enough to be with my kids and my family. much less come and talk to you guys. >> celis was reported missing two weeks ago. last saw her when they put her to bed. they have both taken a policy graph tests but results have not been released. nasa harvard and others agencies hacker who's call themselves the unknowns have reportedly come -- come pr

we have to remember, major hasan was responsible for the death of 13 people and there were targets and signs that nobody wanted to kind of identify. as mr. king said, you know, there are about 180 people from my congressional district that died in the attack in the pentagon. and brennan goes on to say, quote, it is not a tradeoff between our security and our freedoms and our rights to citizens. end of quote, john brennan said friday in an april appearance at nypd headquarters. yote, i believe that the balance that we strike has been an appropriate one. we want to make sure that we're able to optimize our security at the same time we optimize these freedoms, we hold and cherish so deeply. brennan's comments represent a white house stamp of approval on the nypd's tactics. for months the obama administration has sidestepped the question about the nypd surveillance program. while insisting on the importance of building partnerships with the american muslims. then he goesen to say, city officials say the police department has done nothing illegal and argue that the nypd would have endangere

he got up about hasan minner. the reason you can't do, we don't want to go looking for you in spain. be my >> december 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> carl levin and ranking member john mccain spoke to reporters this afternoon, following the completion of the committee markup of the 2013 national defense programs though. chairman levin said the senate's version of the bill is within the president's budget request. unlike the house passed version that's $4 billion over. this is 20 minutes. >> afternoon, everybody. senator mccain and i are delighted to report that the senate armed service committee has reported unanimously that the defense authorization act were within the president's budget. $631.4 billion. unlike the house of representatives which is about $4 billion over the president's budget request. i'll highlight a few of the things that we covered. one of the issues which had a lot of ventures was the proposed cuts in the international collared, which were in the budget that came to us. we reje