the officials say north korea may have failed to launch the missile or the heat reaction may have been misdetected. abc news in the u.s. quoted government officials who said 90 seconds after the launch the rocket exploded and fell into the ocean. now people along what would have been the flight path are keeping their eyes on the sky once again. south korea's peninsula was one of the first points along that path. nhk world's anna jung is there. anna? >> reporter: south korea's defense ministry held a press conference. officials there confirmed that the north has launched a missile. >> reporter: the spokesperson says south korean and u.s. military analysts are looking into what happened. president lee myung-bak is convening a meeting of senior ministers at this hour. they are expected to discuss what to do about the launch. experts had calculated the first booster would drop into the ocean about 130 kilometers off the coast here, but we have not seen anything yet. ships in this port have refrained from going to fish in outer sea following down officials' advice. aircraft and ships are be

the first monday in may is actually may 7, not may 9. in addition, on may 9, the mayor would be in a position -- may 7. monday, may 7, the mayor would be in a position to identify the witnesses on which she intends to rely on the subject matter of the testimony to be given. one week after that, may 14, the mayor would respond to the opposition breeief of the sheriff', and on may 21, the sheriff would serve on the mayor and the commission a list of witnesses and expect a testimony on the witnesses for which the sheriff's tense -- intends to revive pyramid -- to rely. the commission is scheduled to meet on may 29. are you available on that day if we were to have argument on legal issues and further discuss when testimony would be heard? that is a scheduled meeting on tuesday, the 29th. >> the council for the mayor are available. >> may ask if that would be in the afternoon or around the same time as this meeting. >> it is currently scheduled for 5:30. >> the council would be available. i said that point i think the commission would, having

but also, as floyd mayweather, you may think, this may be an undefeated opponent for real. >> i lookeated fighter. i look at him as an undefeated fighter. >> you were saying what this fight means to you now at this point in your career, after margarito. >> it means, you know, what it means to the whole world, being the first guy, beating this guy in front of me. this one is going to be memorable for life. i'm going to work for that. >> the biggest fight of your career? >> yeah. the biggest one. >> is it the most important fight of your career? >> the most important. >> what kind of special preparations do you make going up against floyd that you haven't made in recent fights? >> i don't have to work special. you know? i just have to put myself in my training session. and keep in my mind, i want to win this fight. if i leave in myself, i don't need anything else. >>> you're the biggest pay-per-view star. then there is pacquiao and then it is him. why is he the third-biggest pay-per-view star in the sport? >> well, miguel cotto, he's like floyd mayweather. he earned it the hard way. no

conversely, it may be payback time. job growth in march, much of spring recruiting already occurred. usually distortions like this are adjusting figures. the affect of this year's weather may be too extraordinary for models to remove it. employment is still growing, but it's the real taste of the recruiting that's slower, the stock market for one, may have a troubled opening on monday. back to you. >> simon hobbs, thank you. >>> the economy and jobs will be on the agenda tomorrow as nbc's david gregory talks with democratic senator richard durbin and john kasich of ohio, tomorrow on "meet the press." >>> in sanford, florida, city officials preparing for the possibility of a decision next week on whether to charge george zimmerman in the shooting of trayvon martin. nbc's kerry sanders has the latest. >> reporter: protesters marched again in florida today. 42 days since the fatal shooting. for some, patience is wearing thin. it's become a waiting game. will 28-year-old george zimmerman face charges in the death of trayvon

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other serious stomach conditions may still exist.r about nexium. >>> and finally tonight the rules of attractions. and there really is a science to it. here's nick watt. >> reporter: beyonce has been crowned the most beautiful woman on our planet by "people" magazine. how do they know? isn't beauty intangible, unquantifiable? halle berry appeared on "people's" list 15 times. julia roberts 13 times. j-lo, 11. and there's a scientific explanation. >> underneath it all. we're all hard-wired to pick up on certain attractive features. >> reporter: a recent study reduced a remarkable formula. between the highs must be 47% the witt of the face. eyes to mouth. 36% from forehead to chin. >> reporter: i've been measuring the faces of beautiful women, trying to disprove these theories. i was hoping michelle pfeiffer's eyes were too far apart. they're not. they're perfect. all of these women come within 1% to 2% of these ideals. angelina jolie, bridget bardot, megan fox, naomi campbell and, of course, beyonce. but why do we find such symmetry ir

the first monday in may is actually may 7, not may 9. in addition, on may 9, the mayor would be in a position -- may 7. monday, may 7, the mayor would be in a position to identify the witnesses on which she intends to rely on the subject matter of the testimony to be given. one week after at

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he think he will have a great may. in may mitt romney may have some trouble. mitt romney may face some states that may make this year's long slog of romney still longer and sl sloggier. we bring in john and steve. thanks for being here in in maryland and washington good night for mr. romney. he's leading in wisconsin. it's too early to call there. rick santorum is talking about may and future contests. that's in part to say i'm not leaving, don't call for me to get out of the race. does he have a point that he may do well in may and if the race is still seen as being alive that mitt romney might have trouble? >> yeah. the reason he could have trouble in may is because there's been a resistance to mitt romney that's been demographically per sis tent. if you look at the republican voting universe, if that voting universe is 50% or more composed of evangelical christians, rom has not been able to win it. nothing in maryland, nothing in the district of columbia and nothing in wisconsin will change that. if you heard that list that rick santorum rattled off there,

may conduce to a more distinct express that i should now apprise you the resolution i have formed. to decline being considered out of whom a choice is to be made. i beg you at the same time to do me the justice to be assures that this resolution has not been taken without a strict regard to all the considerations pertaining to the dutiful citizen to his country. and that withdrawing the tender of service that silenced in my situation might imply, i am influenced by no diminution of zeal for your future interest. no deficiency of grateful respect for your past kindness, but am supported by a full conviction that the step is compatible with both. the acceptance of and continue hit they are hithered to for your suffer rages have twice called have been a sacrifice of inclination to the opinion of duty and a deference for your desires. i constantly hope that it would have been much earlier in my power, consistently with motives i was not at liberty and to return to that retirement to which i have been drawn. the strength of my inclination to do this previous to the last election had eve

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designating the person to be clothed with that important trust it appears to me proper, especially as it may conduce it a more distinct expression of the public voice, that i should now apprise you of the resolution i have formed. to decline being considered among the number of those out of whom a choice is to be made. i beg you at the same time to do me the justice to be assured that this resolution has not been taken without a strict regard to all of the considerations an pertaining to the relation which bindis a dutiful citizen to his country and drawing the tender of service, i'm influenced by no diminution of zeal for your future interests. no deficiency of grateful respect for your past kindness but i'm supported by a full conviction that the step is compatible with both. the acceptance of and continuance hitterto in the office to which your sufficient fr fr suffrages have called me to a deference for what appeared to your desire i constantly hope it would have been much earlier in my power, consistently with motivize was not at liberty disregard return the retirement which i had been

the dress you ordered may not look like it did online or may not fit. that's even if you get a dress. the bbb warned some places can be a sham. >> if you're buying a $500 dress for $25, huge discrepancy. q-ask yourself why -- ask yourself why. is that too good to be true. >> reporter: if it is, it could be too late, putting a damper on the big dance. >> if you shop online for the dance either through a website or ebay use your credit card in case you have to dispute the charges and come pair son -- comparison shop. >>> all right. take a look. we're playing volleyball, dry conditions. yes, an enhanced risk of wildfires continue and really across the entire mid-atlantic portion. it's been a very dry spring. today no exception. sunny skies the rule, and no sign of april showers through the day. tonight we got a limited shot but a chance. ellicott city sunny and brie. want to show you maryland's most powerful radar, closest showers on radar. this is elevated. showers west of hagerstown, some rain here. a lot of this not touching the ground because the air i

today's high temperature may reach 57 degrees and we may see a degree or to warmer than that.e garden segment i thought it felt much colder. >> we may have a chance of it showers or thunderstorms on wednesday but after that the temperatures will get very cold again with temperatures reaching only the mid 40's to low 50's. hopefully by next week we could see temperatures couldthe low 70's mid 60's again but unfortunately we must prepare for temperatures in the mid to low 50's for the rest of the week. >> thank you for joining us today have a great actor known.

they may have one at present, or people may regard them because they're in recovery, there may be that stigma to it that creates that you have a disability feeling. and, dr. clark, let's talk about the americans with disability act of 1990. when it was passed, what type of coverage did it offer for those with a disability? basically, it represents an effort to prevent discrimination against people with a disability. when you talk about alcohol and drugs, it- you have to approach it differently because there are- are some limitations. for alcohol-and alcohol and drugs, illicit drugs are treated differently. alcohol-if you have past history of alcohol abuse and dependence requiring treatment or contributing to a-your disability, you are covered. if people regarded you, as barbara pointed out, as having a history of alcoholism, you're covered. if you are a current drinker and your job does not have a policy which restricts you from being either under the influence or having a dui or an alcohol-related condition, you can be covered. alternatively, with illicit drugs- if you are a current u

i want to look out to may. moody's told us that they may downgrade this company with the credit rating by three notches that will increase the funding and make them less competitive. i want to look out to may for a low premium structure to have a bearish bet, assuming that the sovereign debt stuff heats up. i want to make a low premium bet that this stock goes unchanged on the year. >> dan is bearish and uses a put fly. we have to open the playbook. you sell two lower strike puts against it on the same expiration. you buy one lower and you want the stock to go to those two strikes that you are short. you want it to land just right. >> definitely thread the needle. this is four legs. you always want to use limits, but when the stock was 17.5, i bought the may 16, 14, 12 put flies. i paid about 23 cents for it. i bought one of the may 16 puts for 45 cents and i sold two of the may 14 puts for a total of 26 cents and then to cover my tail, i bought one of the may 12th puts for only four cents. the max risk is 23 c

i want to look out to may. moody's told us they may down grid this company, the credit rating by three notches. going to increase their cost, and make them less competitive with pires. i want to look for a low premium structure, have a bearish bet, that could be the sovereign debt stuff. i want to make a low premium defined risk that this stock maybe goes unchanged on the year on the next five years. >> dan is barryiearish, using a play. you buy one put, sell two lower strike puts of the same expiration. but you then buy one even lower strike put. want the stock to go to the two strikes are you short. so a thread the needle trade. you want it to land just right. walk us through. >> definitely thread the needle this is not cheap to put on. four legs. what i am going to do here and use limits in a four-legged trade. stock was 17.5, i bought the may 1 16, 14, 12, put flies. i bout one for 45 cents, sold two for a total of 26 cents and then to cover my tail, i bought one of the may 12 puts for only 4 cents. my max

one other thing about the timing on the may 10. that date may slip. due to some of the issues that barbara was talking about. i just wanted to be aware of that. we will be in contact with you prior to that to talk about that, but it may. chairperson campos: ms. miller, i am also aware of the fact there is a conference going on may 10, where a number of advocates may not be available at that time? >> that is correct. also part of the process is sfpuc has set monthly meetings with a stake holder group, and that came out at the stakeholder groups, that there is a may 10 conference that many of them will be attending, so that may be another reason for postponement, in addition to the issues that miss hale brought up. and i want to take a minute to talk a bit about the pg&e filing, because it is fairly, i thought, -- monumental might be too strong of a word, but it is definitely indicative of a change in their marketing of their program and the kinds of things they have done in the past to try to deal with the issue of going greener with public entities, p

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they may do a whole host of things. the problem you're going to run into here is, some states are going to take very different views of that. and i'm inclined to think it's probably going to be your large population states. and today, there are going to be a program five or ten years and -- we've already got one of those programs going in training. i've got an amendment, like i said, i'm not going to bring forward, but basically what has happened in that program is four, five big states are using the money. and my amendment would literally double the funding that is available to other states, but i appreciate the controversy involved in that now that the program is there, now that the money is being spent, but i really worry that if you head out in this direction you're going to turn this program in a whole different direction than what was originally intended. i think before you go in this direction, rather than doing it through an amendment process, where we don't really understand the full impact on our individual st

the new law takes effect on may 25th. >>> april showers may bring may flowers but they can bring on allergyeason in full force. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins muss san jose with how this unusual weather pattern we're experiencing is impacting people. marianne? >> reporter: raj, consider it a double whammy. let's say you're allergic to oak, trees that bloomed early because of the warm weather. now that we have this rain, allergists say we're like hi to see more grass pollens. so if you're allergic to grass in the next few weeks you may be feeling miserable. trees blooming, grass growing, for some it's picture perfect. for others it's a dose of discomfort. >> i sneeze sometimes seven times in a row and it hurts my head. >> my nose is itchy all day, all day, and my eyes will be watery. i would have to itch my eyes, too. >> drainage in the back of my throat. >> reporter: patients are flooding in searching for relief from early allergies. >> with the strange weather patterns, the rains and warm temperatures, i do think we're in for a bad allergy season. >> reporter: she says we've seen an e

[bell rings] if i may continue? commissioner mccarthy: we have to give equal amount of time for both sides. thank you. at this time, public comment is closed. it is back to the commission. at this stage, i guess, i will hold my comments for now and open it up for the commission. >> i certainly appreciate the rights and responsibilities of the public for appealing permits if they feel that there are issues. however, appealing permits is not in our jurisdiction. these permits and these issues all are appealable to the board of appeals. as in the sand it, the issue before us is only one of whether or not the director appropriately or inappropriately did not issue a written response -- as i understand it. i have seen nothing as far as evidence one way or the other about it, and and the clock -- inclined to deny that appeal. the other issues brought before us may well be issues. it feels that it is not in our jurisdiction to be deciding on them. commissioner mar: i just wanted to say i think it is important to clarify th

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they may feel sad or cry a lot. maybe avoid people. >> reporter: now, there are reports that the suspect one goh may have wanted some of his tuition money back and that was part of his rage, as well. funeral services for lidia simms are planned for today in los altos. christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> the search for the weapon used has been called off. a police diver checked the murky waters along doolittle drive yesterday trying to locate the semiautomatic the gunman used. a sonar equipped boat also traveled the channel trying to detect any sign of evidence. soon after, the entire group just packed up and headed out. >>> make sure to stay with nbc bay area news for continuing coverage of the deadly campus rampage at oikos university. we have extensive coverage on the front page of our website at nbcbayarea.com. and new developments will be sent on twitter and facebook. >>> new this morning, a series of earthquakes shaking up morgan hill. five quakes have struck just north of the city in the past 24 hours. hit

but by then a majority of delegates for him may no longer exist, a path to that majority may no longer exist if it ever did, jeff. >> jeff: dean reynolds, in in milwaukee, thank you. it is one of swing states in which a gal op pole shows president obama opening a wide led, at 51% to 4 -- a reversal from mid-february when he trailed by 2 points. gallop credits that reversal to a to a large swing for the president among women voters. in florida another rally today drew thousands of people rallying around the cause of trayvon martin, the unarmed teenager shot near orlando in late february. in miami tonight, here is elaine quijano. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> reporter: five weeks after trayvon martin was killed, his parents joined thousands of people in miami demanding justice for his death. michael sweeting brought his young family to young family to the rally. he worries what happened to martin could happen to his own son. >> i look at him and i can't even imagine something like that happening. >> reporter: the case has sp sparked questions nationwide about whether race played a r

the earliest i've seen them out is early may, normally mid-may. this has been out now almost a week and it was so cold this morning, my peonies were up and i think the frost damaged them. you're going to love the weekend, more like may tomorrow, temperatures in the low to mid-70s and low 80s sunday and don't look now. we're talking mid-80s when you go back to work, more like may and june over the weekend. right now if you headed out, temps are nice, about average, 66 downtown, low to mid-60s in gaithersburg, manassas, leesburg and frederick and 76 in fredericksburg. tonight clear skies, a blanket or sheet will, do 38 to 48, winds southwest 5 to 10. we'll come back and talk about how dry it is across the metro and if there's any rainfall on the horizon. >>> george zimmerman's lawyer is hoping to get his client out of jail as he awaits his trial. the neighborhood watch captain is now charged with second degree murder for the shooting death of unarmed teenager trayvon martin. randall pinkston is in sanford, florida, where they're calling for level he

that may be in poor condition. and so fee waivers, they actually would affect the planning department and d.b.i., so depending on the type of work that you're doing, the permit fees can vary. just a very basic level, i think awning replacement might entail a $500 permit fee. so for a small business, we think that may be a huge help. if you're doing more than that, the fee can range up to $1,000 or month. so the difference is if you just simply replace the awning canopy, that's one permit fee. if you're replacing the structure that's attached to a building, that's an additional fee. if you have wording on your awning, that's another additional fee. so this really adds up and again we just hope that it would be a huge help for businesses. the second fee waiver would, has to do with electrical permit waiver. so what we were trying to do is encourage businesses to install lighting on their storefronts for pedestrian-level lighting. so this would help to encourage pedestrian safety on the streets and sidewalks. this wou

there are several people named george littlefield who may or may not be him from sacco, maine. there's always the wild card of the use of an alias. so that continues to -- in the process of trying to find these people. so here are a selection of gleanings from what i was able to determine. the widow of james fenwick was mary duffy fenwick. she was said to be pregnant in her pension application. she was living with her sister in 1865 with a child named james. james died in 1870. and mary fenwick, unfortunately, died from cholera in 1871. we see there the marriage record -- her name was mary duffy at the time. and here are some hospital records. she went on to become a domestic. she died at boston city hospital in 1871. she was indigent at the time. you'll see there were four cholera victims the week she died. here's her sister -- her sister was katherine brown, at the end of her life. george fredrickson's family. george fredrickson was a boarder and where he met his wife, magdalena. and george and magdalena's children, george and katherine, did not live long lives. we see here,

sources tell abc 7 motive may be related to gambling debt. bail set at $25 million. >> search for a 15-year-old sierra lamar enters a third week tomorrow, unless there is new evidence this may be the last official search. it continued in and around san martin and gilroy. >> there are 5 sheriff search and rescue volunteers out here, broken up into seven teams. three of those included trained dogs. one valuable asset is the only dog of its kind. the boxer work was rhonda dier. >> she's a training dog but ker specializes in both human remains detegs and particularly water detection. >> there is both possibility of a crime discovery and need to hold on to hope. and he says this is a important inassignment yet. >> i have a young daughter. and so this one is like all other ones. i'd like this to be over with and her to be home. >> last time she was home was march 16th. investigators called it a probable abduction. the case has gotten help from the fbi. >> this is a natural extension of the week. we're trying to continue out more than 10 mile as way

but the ones who may effect.t's not going to effect anybody who pays attention because even liberals in these polls say that the media is in the tank for barack obama. >> bill: right. >> the ones it may effect are the ones who let's be generous and say who aren't paying close attention. who aren't sophisticated when the media slants left. when they put on their short skirts again as they did the last time around and their pompoms and they slant it in barack obama's favor, that may effect the less sophisticated people if they go out to vote. but it will be minimal. it will be at the margin. it will not, in my view, determine the outcome of the election. >> bill: that doesn't matter anymore with the "new york times" editorializes we endorse so and so. that doesn't matter anymore. everybody knows who they are going to endorse. >> it matters a lot on the upper west sighted of manhattan and that's about it. >> bill: are they going to be shocked up there? come on. bernie goldberg, everybody. reality deck on check. bill

both cameras are expected to go live may the 1st. anyone caught by them will get a warning for the first 30 days. >>> new regulations on how lawn fertilizers can be applied. they will explain what the new rules will mean. the law is designed to pretext the bay. >> the manufacturers were involved in the drafting of the legislation lags. they were all part of the process. >> the law doesn't go into effect until october of 2013 but finding fertilizer that complies should be easy. by then they will not contain phos ferrous and there will be new labors. >>> are you ready for tonight in the remaining stars will have a faceoff. after last week's stning elimination of sherri shepherd, looks like anyone could be next. donald driver and his dance partner are in the spotlight. driver was red-hot during the paso doble there is week and his outfit or lack thereoff put him in the top spot. >> shirt with the arms, that you can see through, then everything will be all right. >> here you are afl naked. >> i'm good with the shirt off but the see throu

sprinkles may be calling. and there is some light showers being reported around watsonville and monterey area, you'll continue to see possibility of light showers, looking up north, there is some trace amounts of rainfall and not measuring yet. there is moisture here coming in from the north. we'll keep showers in the forecast. 24 hour rainfall totals most areas have measured nothing but there are a few sprinkles, trace ams in fairfield and livermore so far today. temperatures really mild in most areas 60s and 70s, half moon bay, 59 degrees now. there are spotty showers through thursday morning and clearing late tomorrow. sunny, warmer days heading into next week. that is including weekends. this is moving out. and there is what we're watching into southern california. the cold front will produce possibility of light showers. so tonight the southern california system will continue to spend moisture our way. and northern end of the viewing area may be getting light showers coming in for your thursday. scattered

while summer may be great for many things, it's not for stocks.may tlie october is historically the worst six month stretch for the market. and some experts worry the old wall street warning sell in may and go away might make sense this year. market strategist predicts the road will get bumpy for stocks as the thermometer rises. >> i think investors should temer their xchations. >> last year a sell-off began in may. it was triggered by at euro zone. it fell 20% from a may high to a low in october. >> this year many of the issue that is preoccupied investors in 2011 are still around. europe's financial crisis is yet to be resolved. on top of that, the reserve is due in june to end the so-called operation twist. that's the central bank's latest effort to stimulate the economy. even with that big lift. small investors outside this manhattan ameritrade office say they're unlikely to sell. >> probably not, i'm a buy and hold, although that strategy seems to be moving away nowadays. others were fixateed on politics more than the stock market. >> the yea