. >> reporter: 16-year-old hu yuliang is in the first year of the program.is mother recommended that he enroll. >> translator: i want to study in japan and get more exposure to the culture. >> reporter: hu's mother also studied in japan. she thinks that her son's studies there will give him an edge in finding a job. >> translator: since i have a fondness for japan, i hope my son will find a job that's related to the country. >> reporter: his father never lived in japan, but he says he's not worried about his son going there despite tension between the governments. >> translator: relations between japan and china are not good, but politics and ordinary people's lives exist on different plains. while he's there, i hope he learns positive things from the japanese, like their incredible work ethic. >> reporter: even though the two countries aren't seeing eye to eye, the chinese students are excited about going to japan. one day, they might have warmer relations between the two countries. taichi matsuoka, nhk world, shanghai. >> most chinese students who want to

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. >>> chinese premier li hu chu >>> another deadly attack has triggers more concern about what happens when international combat forces pull out next year. >>> a powerful bomb killed at least sixth policeman in afghanistan. it occurred when the men ran over explosives buried in the road. the truck was completely destroyed in the incident in herat providence. there were no survivors. it's the latest in a string of suspected attacks by the taliban aimed at overthrowing the afghan government. insurgents have stepped up ahead of the withdraw scheduled for 2014. >>> u.s. internet firm yahoo announced a deal to by tumblr for $1.1 billion. yahoo officials say the plan to complete the deal by the end of this year, the move comes as yahoo trying to turn itself around under marisa mayer who used to work at google. new york based tumblr helps people make personal webpages or blogs. users post their own images in writing as if cutting and pasting to a scrapbook. david carp is 26 years old, he founded the company after quitting high school at age of 15. >>> officials from 11 countries are in peru f

. >> hi, i am lana miller, with hu hunter's point family. and i have so many things to talk about and so many things we are passionate and work on. now i am here in my role as a member of the mental health board and particularly for trauma and community related violence. i know for the last years barbara garcia has counted mental services in d-10 as community and violence and trauka. and for years we have talked about it and talked about it and when we try to engage the department of health, we got yes we understand it's a priority but we don't know what to do. in november/october last year in 20 2012, we had the southeast mental health summit around trauma. and a large segment of the community and dph and we put together a plan that was adopted by the san francisco mental health board. and signed on by all community-based organizations that provide mental health services. i am saying that we have a plan in d-10 and we know how to get started. now it's time to quit saying it's a problem but don't know what to do. but invest dollars into an i

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that will reflect on the president andhat will hu him politically. >> sir, with great respect -- sir, with great respect to my colleagues, benghazi is not incompetce. benghazi is outright malfeasance, criminal cover up. >> i agree with you. >> that is so true. >> neil: go ahead, adam. >> what we're u all agreed on is there's a thin connection between these scandals across time and the economy, and there's a thin connection between the actions of the president and the economy. >> no way. >> having said that -- well, having said that, there is no suggestion of criminal behavior with this benghazi situation, and charlie -- >> neil: there was no criminal behavior associated with watergate at the outset. >> there's perjury and that's a crime. >> neil: charles payne, if we can forward this a bit. my big thing is we've gone from an administration that was very hands on, detail oriented to hands off and saying i know nothi, and so after one crisis after another, the only defense is ignorance. the only defense is i was out of the lop. that alone raises questions on so many different scandals t

with three of your daily vegetable servings ♪ they start hu. scholl's for up today...ion's fallen warriors. a look at memorial day ceremo in the bay area... and acro the nation. the bay bridge... will the w span be safe to open as scheduled, toward the end of summer? and is the old one l an option? (nats) and exciting times in downtn san jose. the sharks push their stanley cup playoff ss to a seventh and deciding game. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, mostly sunny. 77. atlanta, partly sunny, 86. st. louis, cloudy, thunderstorms, and 82. denver, 83. seattle, 64 degrees. >>> this is the time of year when millions of students graduate from college, but for many, a big challenge awaits them. finding a job in a very tight economy. commencement speakers may not be able to help them find work, but they can offer them words to live by. ♪ >> you know, i have to start by tweeting this, so just give me one second. i'm a professional, so this will only take a second. >>

we serve a hu part of central and northern california so while we're talking to a great extent about san francisco today, most of the activity is very regionally based and most of the energy that comes into san francisco is piped in from other places so we have to look at everything from a regional perspective. in terms of what we're doing with our infrastructure, we look at many risks to our systems to improve their reliability, both gas and electric. while we talk about earthquakes quite a bit, we look more at ground movement in general, whether it be earthquake related, land slide related, but in terms of our reliability all those risks are looked at and there's on-going efforts to increase the reliability of both the electric system and the gas system throughout the san francisco area and through the northern and system part of our state. we have hundreds of millions of dollars of pipeline replacement happening which is a major risk in a major earthquake. most people are aware in loma prieta the pipeline held pretty well but we are trying to build in a better manner to withdraw e

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as my kids used to say when they're younger, du hu.. -the fda ruled 20 years ago that genetically engineered food is no different than other foods because differences can be tasted or smelled. boxer's bill would require the fda to label such products. in november you'll recall voters said no to prop 37 which would have required labels. >> at the vatican a meeting between pope francis and the man he replaced. pope benedict -- benedict. a newly refurbished monastery located on the edge of the gardens. the two went to pray together. benedict has been playing -- staying at the papal retreat south of rome since resigning in february. >> faa is investigating an unusual incident occurring last night at newark international airport in new jersey. authorities say the swing flipped the tail of the jet while taxing before takeoff. the united plane was towed construction cruise here raised a final section to the top of one world trade center today. the pointed structure will make it the tallest building in the western hem steer, right now on the ro

neil: the hack is back,n case you thought china was hu humble, after being fingered out,ow china is giving ut the finger, here they go again? >>ou kw, i think, i'm surprised that this story has not gotten more press, we've - that is like world warii. we're talking there is the whole ber terrorism, this i wld war thre iii, i you want to shut down, anileiate u.s., you go for the irastructure, you niederaur to fire a single -- you don't need to fire a single missile that is why this is troublesome. neil: i am surpris, oh, you mean that was your defense system? they don't care. they seem to have our number, and keep jamming it down our throats. >> i think they are almost laughing at us. all we do is quietly jawbone, the obama administration came out said we have to talk to them to make sure they know that it is bad, wt ty are doing. there has to be real serious repercussions. neil: what would they be, how would you tell chinese, enough, do we stop buying their cheap crap or what? >>i dot know. because, at this point in time, you know, we owe them so much money, interesting point, the company i

the reception will be at the home of cofounder of flip board, mike macdougal hu.here will be a dinner also. he's a founder of microsystems. >>> this morning the turkish prime minister is in san francisco after meeting with president obama earlier this week. the prime minister is staying at the st. regis. our camera caught part of his entourage last night outside the hotel. turkish media is reporting the rhyme minister met with tech companies in silicon valley and a turkish-american group this weekend in the city. still ahead, she's the woman owe oprah winfrey called her all-time favorite guest. i'll introduce her to her. and the amazing feat she's accomplished. and today is going to be quite the warm one. inland areas getting unas high as 90 degrees. lisa argen will have your forecast in just >> welcome back, it's 5:38 on this sunday morning. thanks authority waking up so early to join us on the abc7 sunday morning news. we have a live look from our roof cam showing you the ferry building. a little more traffic than normal. possibly because people are pouring into

i think when obama called president hu and said in effect, i mean president xi and said in effect, you don't like our forward presence in there? do something about it and you won't see so much of our forward presence. that was a good message. now, the danger of it is that xi will say okay, we're putting pressure on north korea. now get the hell out of asia. no, we're only going to stop the things we're doing in response to the latest north korean provocation, u.s. presence in asia is a permanent, nonnegotiable. so i'm hoping that there's no confusion as to what we're offering on the table here. [inaudible] >> thank you, joe. the concept of chocolate pie bombs, the whole idea is let the market do the work instead of powerful to the work. so this is workshop the pie works. this is a gift from mayor of inchon. >> i don't want to take too much time from the other speakers here. >> i think this entire discussion was very substantively and descriptively informative. i agree with just about everything that i've heard. one thing in particular ingrerdhether we c i would ask for some views on wh

a hu hundred million dlars in a to help jordan. the story people have endured.any syirans have called this at their own pe ril. he's called us many times. you probably know, you've watched this show. his family reports he was arrested two weeks ago near his damascas home. >> this is not physical torture. i'm not talking about that. i'm talking about the torture of souls. >> wref talked often during the last year. you insist on using your name. do you ever regret that? >> never, anderson. not for a single seblgd. second. never. no one is talking about those people who are inside the detention centers. these horror places. there is the pow every of life and death. we should all come together and fight leadership. >> you know, what i find heroic about you and about others who speak out is not that you do not have fear, but it's that you experience fear just like everybody else chlts but that doesn't stop you from continuing to speak out. and, even now, you are speaking out. do you worry you can be arrested again? >> yes, of course i an. >> the story has not ended.

hu heat index in some places up up spot 90s. we will talk about that in justt a second. seco let's get right to radar, radar, because the same severe seve thunderstorm complex is pretty p much where it was.e it was. i told you it wasn't moving very much at all. all. it's bearing down on winchesterh first let's put this into motion, we will get a sense of the drift of this. it's kind of eased northeast and it's a lot of very heavy rain. there's a lot of lightning intnn this too, and with these storms being severe, there's a rift for some wind that may be as high as 60 miles per hour at times, and the hail size potentially up to a quarter size or one inch woull make it severe hail. winchester just to the west of you, you see this purple, this s kind of magenta clorks i think, that macolor, that maybe a litt. maybe a marble to potentially a quarter size hail on that. that. they have some of the warning. a let's go to the warning and show you.you. this has shrunk quite a bit. ki move you now and see what thh effect is now.fect i will put the new warning on this, and to know

. >> god makes some choices for hus long before, and he had a plan long before. and those little ones -- there was no control over it. there wasn't a safer place. there wasn't a better place. there wasn't anything different than ms. doan could do. >> reporter: incredibly, briarwood elementary, nearby, was also destroyed on monday, but no one died there. all the teachers in the moore school district followed procedures that have been in place for generations. most tornadoes happen later in the day when kids are already home and in oklahoma, the threat of severe weather is the norm. >> a parent said to me, if we canceled school every time there was threat of a tornado, we would have no school in may. >> exactly. we would be out mid-april every day there is a threat. we wouldn't go to school past easter. >> reporter: but questions remain. moore had e school destroyed by the giant tornado in 1999. but there were not reinforced shelters in every school. why wasn't there a shelter in this particular school? >> we don't have shelters in any of our schools, except the tw

it felt like that's why it;hu(j so wide there and that's why the winds were so strong. understand that. >> instead of a quarter mile wide on the ground, you got a couple miles wide of destruction, so that the base of the tornado, the part on the ground was so wide, and you just wonder ifç it wasn't the downdraft that's pushing it down into the earth. >> well said,ç and it's actualy a combination of that downdraft and also an incredibly powerful updraft. so you might have the tornado on the ground, atç a half mile wi, but you have an immense amount of air being sucked into that. so, all of the area around it, the tornado itself might not directly go over you but for an area around it it'sç pulling in all kinds of air at such a strong speed that it does all of the destruction as well and causes all that debris field to be much wider than the actualç tornado. >> shepard: one of the last ages we were looking at was a radar imof -- image of that tornado, and during the height also it was going over the populated areas -- it looked on radar like a solid thing, not like a

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. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ hu . >> let's look at this gorgeous shot a half an hour agon 100 of the world's top cyclists are wrapping up a statewide race in the bay area. it's the 8th and final stage of the tour that began along san francisco's marina green at 8:15 this morning. you can see the cyclists crossed the golden gate bridge. right now, they're making their way, 81 miles north to the finish line in santa rosa. by the end of today, they will have travelled more than 750 miles of california coast lines and roadways since last suay. that is a gorgeous day. >> speeders watch out. we crunched the numbers to find out where in the bay area you are likely to get a speeding ticket. michelle griego breaks it down in a story you will see only on kpix5. >> my day starts at 6:00 a.m. in the morning. >> reporter: officer russell is on the prowl looking for speeders. >> the traffic stop is like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're going to get. >> reporter: his patrol area. the quiet east bay town of moraga. the violent crime rate is one of the lowest in the state.

. >> hu ever been in his house? >> no. you can't even put a foot on his step. he didn't like that. he was very protective and stuff of her. >> weirdly so? >> i can't say because i look at it, at first i was looking like he got a bunch of cars and trucks and toys and motorcycles. that's what i love with him. and -- what i got. that's what i was thinking. but i never thought in a million years that i got these girls in my backyard. basically that's my backyard. you know what i saying? all the three kids, went through the yard. and just as well as i did when i was young. and for that to be over here so close, three doors away from his house and i have nieces around here, and it was like a real -- a real -- i can't say the word because i'm like really upset about t i thought i had a friend. i thought i had a neighbor i knew but i didn't know my neighbor. >> some people thought they thought he didn't live there, that it was boarded up and he would check on it. >> he would come off the school bus with a big old bag of mcdonald's and a bunch of sodas. and i'm thinking what is this man doi

all across the east coast, and lives were lost and homes and businesses were destroyed and folks were huurting. and i remember something chris said back then. he said, we cannot per mimit th sorrow to replace the resilience new jerseyans have. >> after touring tornado damage in moore, oklahoma, the president took his message beyond the jersey shore. >> part of the reason i wanted to come back here was not just to send a message to new jersey, but send a message to folks in oklahoma. when we make a commitment that we've got your back, we mean it. and we're not going to finish until the work is done because that's who we are. >> we've got your back. or, as some like to say, we've got your back if you're in our backyard. case in point, oklahoma's republican senator jim inhofe who opposed sandy aid, calling it a slush fund, but now finds himself singing, well, a rather different tune. >> our victims are desperately need your help right now. they need your money. >> yes. of course, they do. and that plea for aid will surely be answered by americans who exhibit much greater generosity toward d

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it's not just blacks that are hu brtingck men are hurt the most. but hispanics are hurt. poor whites are hurt. i believe that america needs to focus on developing its own human capital under the new immigration being pushed by the gang of eig it would not only legalize the 11 to 12 million and bring them openly into the labor market, but they could also bring in their relatives that are low skilled and so whatever the numbers are coming now legally, there's going to be an explosion. >> suarez: it's like... is it like that if family reunification numbers are counted in with those of the legal immigrants, we're actually looking at an awful lot of people. ifou're low-ecated, low-skilled worker it's likely that your family members coming in are not a lot different socioeconomically from what you the immigrant are. >> well, that's true. but i want to address this point about our own human capital in the united states and, you know, if you look at the numbers in the aggregate you might come to a conclusion like professor swain's but i think you have to look at labor markets in

marco rubio has already said that he wonders whether the hus republicans will even be able to pass this bill. when marco rubio says the house may be too extreme, house republicans may be too extreme, it suggests there may be some turbulence. we need to put the politics aside. we need solutions, not excuses. the house republican leadership are running out of time and they're running out of excuses. let's just get this done. let's vote on it. >> i guess part of the question is what solutions, what problems are there that you feel you need to snovl this bill? homeland security secretary janet napolitano says she'll have an automated system to deal with student visains next month with the boston bombings and who of the 9/11 hijackers came here on student visas. are these the kinds of things that could sort of be detours on the road to trying to get immigration reform passed? >> they shouldn't be detours. look, in the 1960s we figured out the technologies that could land americans on the moon. we should be able to figure out the technologies to keep our borders secure and create a path to ci

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hu-huh. there was a ladder or a hierarchy in prison and the lowest level in prison is someone who offends against the child and already i've heard where these guys are incarcerated, that there are other inmates yelling at him, screaming, threatening what they are going to do. and realize when these two brothers were -- the police say we have no evidence against these two brothers, i wouldn't necessarily want to be one of them on the streets of cleveland with the community believing still you may have had something to do with this terrible crime. >> well, i hope the people out there respond to the fact that there's no charges against them and you've got to treat them as innocent. it's a smart development here. i think it's a wonderful thing to think about, the one thing that people have done very bad things, the one person they miss in prison is their kids and maybe it's the basis of all of that respect. this charge, do you think this is going to take a while? i know there's always a good defe

cannot predict those kind of things, but basically you're saying if there'' gridlock there, that's hually good news for the market. and 901, it's like a horse race, keith. the deficit 400 billion dollars less this year compared to last year. do you see that as a big positive? >> you know, in a very short-term that's a huge positive we're getting things under control. since world war ii, average debt to gdp, 38%, 78% where the budget office says we will be for the next decade, we've got an awful long way to go and a lot of work in my opinion. stuart: you're not quite there, not quite on board with buy this market 'cause it's going up. you're not quite there, are you? >> oh, no, no, no, no, i think there's plenty of opportunity out there in this market, especially if congress has got its hands tied because that means ceo's can actually take the initiative and gain confidence and do what they do best, which is earn new business. if congress is in the way, they worry about regulation and obamacare and half a dozen other items and keep their capital close to the vest. i like this. stuart:

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